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Centennial Country Club Forest course
by David Schmelzer

Links Corner Course Database ID Number - 1752
Release Date CRZ Filesize Par Course Length
2007-04-08  151,897,949  bytes 72  7033 yards
Type Style CRZ Filename
FICTIONAL  PARKLAND  CentennialCCForestCourse1_locked.crz.crz 
Course ID Course Key
d6dca81ee0e743f095256a54658c604a  22fa0864da0acb75807f7e25cd82b492 

COURSE SCREENSHOTS

COURSE NOTES
This is Part 2 of a 2 course Project. both courses reside on the same plot of land within the APCD and from time to time glimpses of the other course can be seen. This led to a few unfortunate side effects such as renders and Shadow files, but in order to achieve my goal this was unavoidable. I put a lot of time into these courses and overall i am very pleased with the outcome. Enjoy the Courses

David Schmelzer

CLIPNOTES by Ben Bateson (ousgg)

Description
Fictional, heathland course
Location
California, if the Dunes Course is to be believed.
Conditions
You might play this on M*/F* - it's a little easier on the putter.
Concept  3/10
Presumably, the 'Forest' part of the name is ironic? The other half of the Centennial complex suffers from the same locale problems as the Dunes Course. The mountain-like water features are still out-of-place on the plains, and the greenery of the setting doesn't match the prairie backdrop, which is every bit as out-of-position. The hole design shows some cute touches but quickly becomes gimmicky and unnecessarily daunting, too: who needs a 226-yard over-water Par 3? The Centennial Complex has not been the biggest of successes on my PC.
Appearance  7/10
The panorama is every bit as flawed as with the Dunes Course. The textures are the same (both courses are on the same plot), but the scattered planting is very competent, even if it doesn't exactly scream 'Forest' at you. There are a good number of visual treats here, and the overall look is much more coherent.
Playability  4/10
A lack of ideas on the short holes is apparent; you find yourself playing over water far too often. Blind tee shots don't help your game, and the ambient sound is loud and intrusive. Despite the attempt at target-style holes, I actually found the procession of them somewhat dull. All in all, the course just doesn't make itself as engaging as it should.
Challenge  5/10
The Forest Course isn't quite as demanding as the Dunes Course, but it's certainly no easy ride. The horrific deep rough lies very close to too-narrow fairways, and the greens are well-bunkered, too. Thankfully, most of the long holes are 2-shotters (if you can hit it straight), so there's chance to pick a few shots up. Don't expect miracles, though.
Technical  6/10
The same applies as with the Dunes - this feels rushed, and the problematic panorama is a constant distraction.
Overall The other half of an underwhelming duo. No better than its counterpart. 25/50
Please remember that Clipnote reviews are the opinion of one person and do not constitute an 'Official' Links Corner review of the course.

USER RATINGS

 Votes cast
Ace20 %8
Eagle55 %22
Birdie20 %8
Par5 %2
Bogey or worse0 %0

The User Course Reviews and polls have been removed from the forum due to the low numbers of members. The information above is presented merely for historical interest.

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