Round done

Here's a review of the course.
First off, this course is apparently the one that started it all for New Zealand, as it is their first course.
The course for the most part is pretty short. There were a couple of "par 4's" in there, but mostly par 3's that had some trees to contend with.
There were several holes on a rather steep slope that was a bit of a pain too. The course is SUPER BUSY and you occasionally have to work around non-disc people as they wander off the paths and into the fairways.
Brenda and I rushed the start of the game quite a bit and our scores suffered. Once we got into it though, scores settled out somewhat. It was the first time playing in a while for Brenda, so there were some rust to knock off. Plus, she brought discs that she didn't care all that much for, just in case she lost one.
I brought some of my backups with that in mind too, but mostly I was able to play with discs I would use on courses at home. Brought 5 discs with me and only used 3 in the round.
Shot even overall, so not bad. There were several holes that I could improve, so I think getting an under-par round is totally possible.
One of the holes was fun as you got to tee off from the top of a boulder. Was a pretty entertaining way to make use of space.
The course had several forehand friendly holes too, which I always like :-)
Navigation wasn't too bad as they have arrows pointing which direction to go next. There was only one hole transition that messed us up, but there were other people to point out the right direction, so we were only off course for a moment.
We might get a chance to have another round there, but we will see. Plus there might be a course that we can check out on the other island.Les mer