Cricketwood Country B&B?
 

Anyone ever played the nine hole course at Cricketwood Country B&B?
It is in Bend. Check out the website: http://www.cricketwood.com/index.htm

Might be a good weekend with the girlfriend.

Damn - I was just there (Bend) a couple of weekends ago. Wish I would have known.....

Vector, have you e-mailed them to ask whether it's open to the public?

My wife and I stayed there. She booked it partially because it listed the golf course. The owners are very nice. The "disc golf course" is nine baskets in a five acre irrigated grass field. Three holes in the front of the B and B actually have some trees, but each is 100'-200'. The holes on the other side of the building are a bit longer, but no obstacles, no trees, just flat grass, crisscrossing the field.

I don't know that its open to the public, I kind of doubt it, and as a "course" it's not worth a trip. If you'd like to saty at an okay b and b with some baskets,....

...you might also check out Lucky Mud, Vertical Horizons, or Mt. Adams Lodge.

Thanks for the info Matt.

I was just thinking of heading to Bend to get out of the valley and see some of Eastern Oregon. Road trip up to the high desert. I also have some personal things to do on the eastern side. If only I could find a DGC in Burns....

Hyzer Pines in Sisters is always my stop when I'm heading over Bend way. Not sure if there's anything near Burns though.

Burns is 150 miles east of Sisters. It is on the same highway. I was already planning on stopping there.

Vector, you wouldn't be going to a 50th anniversary party in burns this weekend would you?

No not this weekend. To many work parties going on.
Who's anniversary is it?

Rosie and Jerry Kimbal, my girlfriends great aunt and uncle, they own the castle. Do you know them?