 Holein1
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Posted: Monday, November 2, 2020 @ 12:21:38 PM at |
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Well, I could not help it : I had to go and play the Garden course, right after the Valley course to compare the two.
Turns out that I am back here again because I cannot leave any comments on the other course ! So, I will do it here...
Even though the Valley course is pretty nice already, the Garden course is a little more scenic : with different palm trees, more tents (due to its championship status ?) and projectors to allow you to play at night, it looks more "lively".
In terms of favorite holes, I like the front 9 better. It starts with the dogleg to the right par-4 1st, with water splitting the fairway in the middle, before moving on to the short, but gorgeous, par-5 2nd hole, a dogleg to the left where you will have to hit two shots above the palm trees.
The par-4 4th hole and the long par-5 7th, with a tough second shot, once again above palm trees, are also worthy of attention, just like the "cute" par-3 8th hole, with its small green surrounding by trees.
The back 9 is easier with wider fairways, even with a couple of holes with uphill blind shots (par-4 13th, par-5 15th). The par-3 11th hole is not difficult but offers a nice view, whereas the par-4 12th is a nice dogleg to the right. As for the par-4 18th, you will need to change your club by default (at least in novice mode) as it is way off !
But no matter which course you choose, Garden course or Valley course, you can't go wrong with downloading both of them, with such great designers as Tee Off Golf and MSR Golf...
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Holein1
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Posted: Monday, November 2, 2020 @ 10:38:35 AM at |
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A very nice looking course with a sense of peaceful atmosphere.
With meandering water on many holes, undulated and/or sloped fairways and nice plantings, this par-72 is very enjoyable to watch and play.
If the par-4 1st hole is nice with its uphill shot, I prefer the more scenic par-4 2nd with its downhill green and nice view around. But my favorite hole is the par-5 5th with its gorgeous downhill approach shot to the peninsula green. If water comes into play on the next few (and nice) holes, the par-5 9th, without any water, stands out with its blind uphill tee shot and its slanted fairway.
Coming home, I like the par-4 10th, a nice and wide open dogleg to the right along with the par-4 16th, with its downhill view of the water and the flag on the other side, and the similar par-4 18th with its uphill approach to the green.
Having yet to play the Garden course, I can only say that this course is a beautiful one already...
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sjm
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Posted: Friday, February 7, 2014 @ 2:46:24 AM at |
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appreciate your time and efforts mate
had a good round
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Scatters
Australia |
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Posted: Sunday, February 2, 2014 @ 9:06:57 AM at |
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Very pleasing course to play. Thankyou for your effort.
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jackn
Australia |
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Posted: Monday, January 13, 2014 @ 4:20:22 AM at |
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Nicely designed with all the normal excellent plantings, textures etc..
I think the garden track is a bit more scenic ..but both are quite good..
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thekid1435
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Posted: Saturday, January 11, 2014 @ 11:31:53 PM at |
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great course..good work put into it..not just a drive and then to the green, had to think most of the shots and land them right..enjoyed it
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argon
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Posted: Saturday, January 11, 2014 @ 11:16:36 PM at |
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Nice 1
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Marklk
United States of America |
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Posted: Saturday, January 11, 2014 @ 9:14:06 PM at |
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Thanks for the comments, took months to build this one,this is a follow up to MSR's garden course , there will be more to come, thanks guys always appreciate comments, good or bad
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axe360
United States of America |
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Posted: Saturday, January 11, 2014 @ 7:20:52 PM at |
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I really like this course, it just feels so serene.. I especially like the textures, the structures and the attention to detail... Thanks for the hard work, really enjoy this one... Elevation work is very smooth.:)
Axe
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scully
United States of America |
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Posted: Saturday, January 11, 2014 @ 3:13:54 PM at |
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Another gem. There are a few dozen additional supurlatives I might use to decribe your courses old boy, but they would only be redundant. Aces!!!
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