Cane Patch Par 3 Course Course Review

I have never been a big fan of the par 3 courses, but Cane Patch is worth the stop. Aside from the really neat course layout, you will also have a unique opportunity at this little track they do have a short game facility.

The short game facility is actually quite nice, with a decent size putting green equipped with Bermuda. Most par 3 courses lack everything, but not at The Patch. You will be able to work on a number of short and long putts here, and there is just the right amount of undulation, allowing golfers to actually work on their game while visiting.The golf course comes with quite a unique layout, and actually does have very nice grass tee boxes which is another rarity in the Par 3 industry. You will get a little bit of everything here, and there are actually some holes with quite a bit of distance. Dont expect to walk through hitting wedge on every hole, because you will have the occasional 5 and maybe even 4 iron into some of the greens.

Packed with creeks and small ponds throughout, this is no walk in the park. You really have to be careful, or you will find yourself in trouble early, and often. Another unique feature is the amount of bunkers placed sporadically throughout, and some are quite hidden. The bunkers have been strategically placed throughout, to catch anyone off guard at any given time and do not miss long at any time, or a bunker will be waiting or worse, a creek. The Cane Patch is a true Par 3 beauty, and I do not recommend that anyone pass this up while in the area, or you will really be missing out on a rare treat.