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    Playing with the father in law on Monday. We have never played there before. Any tips and tricks or advice. How is the course right now?

    Thanks

  • #2
    Re: Smugglers Glen

    I played in late May, greens were a little bumpy but other than that course was in good shape. It's a fun track, definitely have to hit it straight. First hole, lay up left of the rocks, it's tempting to try and carry them but not worth it as you can still get home in 2 with a hybrid/fwy wood off the tee.

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    • #3
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      Enjoy Ryan!
      Played it yrs ago.

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      • #4
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        My favorite track. And don't lay up on #1! Blast it over the right rocks and draw or fade it back to the fairway. ;-)
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        • #5
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          Keep it in play and play from the right tees. It's a hilly, tough course that requires accuracy. A cart is the worst idea.
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          • #6
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            It's fairly walkable ?
            I hate taking a cart lol

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            • #7
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              Originally posted by Cdncombatmedic View Post
              It's fairly walkable ?
              I hate taking a cart lol
              You can walk it but it's pretty hilly. If your in decent shape you should be fine. Monday will be a hot day.
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              • #8
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                as a member I can tell you very few walk and there is very little of the green fee rate,
                course is in very good shape greens are cut and rolled every day, beware the downhill puts
                greens were rolling really well this week, look closely at the landing areas of the tee, there is more room than appears


                enjoy

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                • #9
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                  I almost always walked it, but as mentioned earlier, we were in the minority. If you're used to walking and can handle a few elevation changes, you'll be fine. Great course - you'll have fun!

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                  • #10
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                    Shot an 80, best round to date.

                    18th - all I had to do was 2 putt for a 79....and 3 putts later ...

                    I really enjoyed the course. I walked it, wasn't too bad to be honest. There was nothing knocked off the rate for walking but I was given a couple free logo balls.

                    The included range bucket was the smallest I have ever seen and the grass tee area was closed. I hate hitting off mats.

                    I really enjoyed the couple of risk reward holes. This is a course I would play again.

                    The basic GPS in the cart was helpful as well as the hole guide on the website. This is a course you need this info for.

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                    • #11
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                      Originally posted by Cdncombatmedic View Post
                      Shot an 80, best round to date.

                      18th - all I had to do was 2 putt for a 79....and 3 putts later ...

                      I really enjoyed the course. I walked it, wasn't too bad to be honest. There was nothing knocked off the rate for walking but I was given a couple free logo balls.

                      The included range bucket was the smallest I have ever seen and the grass tee area was closed. I hate hitting off mats.

                      I really enjoyed the couple of risk reward holes. This is a course I would play again.

                      The basic GPS in the cart was helpful as well as the hole guide on the website. This is a course you need this info for.
                      How were the conditions, thinking of driving down in a few weeks to drop Hannah off in Kingston for the day and I might slip over and play a round, love the track
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                      • #12
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                        Originally posted by hannah View Post
                        How were the conditions, thinking of driving down in a few weeks to drop Hannah off in Kingston for the day and I might slip over and play a round, love the track
                        Some tee boxes where a little long and beat up but other than that for the price it was pretty good.

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                        • #13
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                          Glad OP enjoyed it. One of my favourites. Conditioning sometimes was not the best, i.e. tee blocks, but the layout and the overall experience more than make up for it. Our Myrtle gang plays in Kingston each August for a weekend and it's the one course that is never out of the rota.

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                          • #14
                            Re: Smugglers Glen

                            Originally posted by Cdncombatmedic View Post
                            Playing with the father in law on Monday. We have never played there before. Any tips and tricks or advice. How is the course right now?

                            Thanks
                            Avoid cart path only days or walk. Paths are almost all a long steep walk downhill and back up from fairways. Course gets swampy quickly.

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                            • #15
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                              Originally posted by Galted View Post
                              Avoid cart path only days or walk. Paths are almost all a long steep walk downhill and back up from fairways. Course gets swampy quickly.
                              Yes ....I played after some heavy rains. There was some pretty wet spots and soft areas on the course. Greens were pretty receptive.

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