Of Course!

Here are the courses that I have visited with ratings (updated)
Last updated August 21, 2013

1) Ellison Park, Rochester, NY: 18 holes
>First time played : 2008, First time in competition May, 2012 (best score 68)
>Birdies: hole 5 & 6 (old course), hole 8 (new course)
Review: Wide open course in park, few wooded holes, well maintained
My Rating: 8 out 10 stars! Well maintained, good variety, sometimes crowded
>Best score 64, August 2014
Last Played : August 2014,

2) Widener Park (Chili), Rochester, NY: 18 holes
>First time played, First time in competition May, 2012 (best score 84)
Review: Some long holes, tree and water hazards, Lots of OB
My rating: 9 out of 10 stars! Well maintained, nice hazards, good signage. 
>Best score 84, July 2014
Last Played : July 2014,

3) Parma, Rochester, NY: 18 holes,+ practice basket
>First time played, First time in competition June 2012
Review: Both Field and Wood, Some Technical (narrow) holes, very diverse
My rating: 9 out of 10 stars! Well maintained, nice mix of hazards, fun holes. 
> Best score: 74, June 2014
Last Played: June 2014

4) Basil Marella (Greece),  Rochester, NY: 18 holes +practice basket
>First time played, First time in competition June 2012
Review: Very wooded, very technical holes, difficult to find next hole
My rating: 7.5 out of 10 stars!   
Best score 65, Sep. 2012
Last Played: June 2014

5) Monroe County College,  Rochester, NY: 18 holes +practice basket,
Two courses: yellow and black (experienced)
>First time played, First time in competition September 2012
>Birdies: hole 3 (yellow)
Review: Shorter holes, very wooded, tighter lanes, many water hazards, no tee off signs or directions.
My rating: 7 out of 10 stars. (revised, for additional black baskets)  
Best score 72, Sep. 2012, 15 holes (yellow) @par = 45, score 52
Last Played: August 2014

6) Gates / Woodlands,  Rochester, NY:
>First time played, August 2013)
Review: Course surrounding Athletic fields and in woods, no tee-off pads, bad signage, difficult to find next hole. My rating: 1 out of 10 stars. Very disappointing (course still being worked on)   
Last Played: August 2013

7) Oak Grove, CA
>Played June 2014
Review: Course located in park. Short Course with trees and other obstacles (posts). One hole is over a ravine full of bushes and small trees. Very difficult to find next hole as there are no signs, only numbers in concrete pads that may or may not point to basket. Very disappointing.
From PDGA: "Multi-terrained, oak lined course. World's 1st permanent polehole course. Requires a wide range of shots. #6 is out part of the summer (a summer camp permits that area). The infamous "Spider" hole - a alternate hole - is inserted uphill of 4's fairway while #6 is out."
My rating: 2 out of 10 stars.

8) Churchville, Greater Rochester NY
>First time played July 2014
Review: Shorter holes, moderately wooded, difficult basket placement, easy disc recovery.
Birdies: Hole 3
Best score 64/+10, (par 54) July 2014
Last Played: August 2014