Arts Park reviews
4
0
FHL88
Experience:
4 played
4 reviews
Pleasant little course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 4, 2011
Played the course:once
Pros:
Completely empty, no trouble parking.
Tees nicely marked (save tee #4) with diagrams showing path to hole, yardage, par.
Wide open space; trees are small
Very nice experience for a beginner like myself. Best part: ample seating at various points on the course to take a breather.
Tees nicely marked (save tee #4) with diagrams showing path to hole, yardage, par.
Wide open space; trees are small
Very nice experience for a beginner like myself. Best part: ample seating at various points on the course to take a breather.
Cons:
Hole 3 was not obvious as there were 2 baskets in sight line (I went to the wrong one first, which ended up being 8)
Couldn't find tee #4, but I found hole #4, so maybe starting at Hole #3 would work. (Didn't see the stump referenced in the front page.)
It's a narrow course and the out of bounds areas suck - a horse pasture to the north, no way to get past chain link, and a nasty, swampy pond to the south.
Couldn't find tee #4, but I found hole #4, so maybe starting at Hole #3 would work. (Didn't see the stump referenced in the front page.)
It's a narrow course and the out of bounds areas suck - a horse pasture to the north, no way to get past chain link, and a nasty, swampy pond to the south.
Other Thoughts:
This course is a little bit of a drive for me, but the nice layout and lack of people made it a good choice. The park that's closest to me (Riverview Park : http://www.dgcoursereview.com....php?id=3521)is really, really popular with lots of kids on playgrounds, aka moving obstacles.
Also, the front page suggests that it's west of Springville High, but I'd say it's north of it. The parking lot for the course is the driver's ed range.
Also, the front page suggests that it's west of Springville High, but I'd say it's north of it. The parking lot for the course is the driver's ed range.
