Showing posts with label DavisSpring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DavisSpring. Show all posts

Sunday, August 21, 2022

Brushy Creek and Davis Springs

 We went up north this week to play Brushy Creek (Cat Hollow) and Davis Springs.  Today's players were:  Steve, Keith, Lif, Dave, Donald and Heady.  The temperature and the humidity was in the 80's, mostly cloudy skies, even had a brief drizzle.  There was an intermittent breeze that caused some grief.  Course conditions were good, looks like they got a little rain.  There were lots and lots of other players on the course.

I played about my average for this course.  I had some good throws on my drive and some bad rolls on my approaches.  Dave had the shot of the day with a 60 foot tunnel shot birdie on #18.  Afterwards, Steve, Keith and I played the nine hole course at Davis Springs

There were only four birdies made today:  Steve(2), Heady(1) and Dave(1).  No discs lost and one disc found.


Lif starts us off

Steve with a birdie attempt on #2




Lif next to some ancient Indian stone marker



Keith says the bar is open!


Keith with a stuck disc









Brushy Creek Score

Davis Spring score


Sunday, March 7, 2021

Cat Hollow and Davis Spring

We had a small group this morning so we decided to play two courses, Brushy Creek (aka Cat Hollow) and the nine hole course Davis Spring.  Today's players were:  Steve, Lif and Heady.  The temperatures for our 8:30 start were in the 50's but it warmed up nicely.  Sunny skies and light breezes.  Course conditions were good, they cleaned up the fallen branches.  There were a fair number of other players on the courses.

 I played about average today.  I got off to a good start but got into a little trouble on the back nine.  I missed a couple of birdie shots.  Since we finished early at Brush Creek, we decided to play the nearby nine hole course of Davis Spring.

Only two birdies were made today, both by Steve.  No discs found and no discs lost.









 Davis Spring











Monday, February 24, 2020

Davis Spring - New Course

After playing Williamson County DGC, we decided to play a new nine-hole course, Davis Spring.  This is a neighborhood  course, designed by John Houck, that opened last year.  It's an interesting course with a good mix of short and long holes and elevation changes.

Davis Spring Park

Bob welcomes you to the course.  Have a good round!




Lif with a relaxed approach


Dave's disc rolled down the hill.  He made a great recovery!


Bob playing with impunity

My best putt of the day.  Birdie on #7

Steve finishes with a birdie.

Official Scorecard.  Recorded by Steve.  Compiled by Heady