Scotland Meadows DGC

@hunterken7

27

This course is Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

@rhettamus

26

It's wet today but we'll maintained.

@bigolmonkey

97

The back 9 is really fun. Great shot variety, with some tight gaps. Really shaping up nicely. Kudos to the designer and those who have helped put this course together.

@goonermjl

57

For a high school course I would’ve loved it. The front line is practice. The back nine is work.

@allstar33

101

Love the back nine. Front nine is a good very beginner friendly area.

@atllyons

118

Really easy course with generous pars. Nice beginner course though.

@johnstubert

25

Great course for all skill levels.

@capandcheese

45

A nice mixture of half open and half wooden holes

@dabiotrain

21

back 9 much more enjoyable. Front 9 for practicing approach shots. Found car keys and put by 18 basket

@esseblanco

30

Certainly a beginners course, but extremely challenging short/touch throws that are inbetween distances. The back nine is still in need of some wear and tear, not to mention grooming of any kind. Beware of the poison ivy everywhere. Never the less it’s a fun and well designed course with excellent signs and pads. It’s still new, let’s beat it in!

@chrismack

56

Great little course. The back 9 is new and has good lines to play. The front 9 is a good way to work on shots.

@bramowski

34

Front 9 holes wide open par 3 with plenty birdie chances. Back 9 technical wooded holes with good mixed shot options and par 3/4/5 holes mixed in

@og19011

77

This is a course with a real yin and yang personality. The front 9 of this course is, for the most part, 9 birdie runs in a field. It's so wide open that the wind is your biggest challenge here. That's a warm up for a back 9 with a completely different look. That's 9 Lazer sharp lines in a nice little section of woods, complete with some water on two holes. You pretty much build your score up front and then try to hold on. I like that they contrasted the first nine so well. This course really can teach a new player every shot you need. It's still a bit rough. There are noticeable ruts from vehicles and construction work. Give this course a bit more time to fill in and it will start looking like something pretty cool.

@lukeshelton

79

Fun course. Will be even better once it gets beaten in a little.

@jgarydropcho

183

Some wet areas this time of year. Love the turf tee pads.

@fuuuuuunk

56

When you first see the course it doesn’t seem impressive. However don’t judge this book by its cover. The first 6 holes are a nice easy warm up or if you are new then it’s a way to ease you into what’s to come. By 7 through 10 the course begins to evolve for the final stretch. The back half of the course is wooded and will test even intermediate players on finesse and shot shaping. You don’t have to throw far to have a great time at this course. It’s new as of 2/24/24 and with time this course is easily going to hit that 4 star rating.

@spangb

197

Great upshot practice course with a fun new back 9

@evantorsello

28

Back 9 is unkept, terrible poison ivy all over high grass no fairways cut out. Even the front 9 barely gets cared for tall weeds around tee pads and around baskets 0 course up keep since it’s been installed. Trees marked for removal still there. Complete mess

@greghaag2

91

Whoever is designing the back 9, keep up the good work. Playing the back nine twice is a great little track!

@horsemarvelous

29

Now that it's basically done this course is great. Teepads are lovely and signage is well-done. Most beginner-friendly courses have 18 holes with 2 kinds of shots but this one takes care to challenge you with unique lines and small gaps. I love that it starts super basic with the simplest hole you could imagine then gradually gets harder every hole until youre throwing over a creek through trees into a raised basket. Worth checking out no matter skill level! Will only get better with time!