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Hole #1
Hole #1 
4 / 299ft. 3 / 299ft.
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Pluses and minuses 
Pros: Manicured fairways with clearly defined rough. Well placed obstacles on almost every fairway making your approach shots critical. Easy to navigate the course and find the next hole. Course designers would do well to study some of the holes and see how to use tree lines, shrubs and thorns to create obstacles. No problems with the rough or poison ivy when I played (november) - bad shots were punished but your life was never threatened.
Cons: I've heard horror stories about the poison ivy and thorns in the summer. Links layout causes some repitition. Elevation only occurs on the first hole (a beautiful little chute with a creek). Baskets rusted, and hole 1's chains are hanging down completely unattached at the bottom. Uneven brick teepads are slippery and even somewhat dangerous. Some signs missing.
Other Thoughts: I'd recommend giving this course a try in the winter when foliage is barren and you don't need to pay the $6 state park fee. Some bad approach shots landed in thorns right next to the basket, making me take two shots to get in from 10 feet... I wish more courses had that (the equivalent of greenside sand traps in ball golf). Playgrounds nearby for the family, nice restrooms and soda machines. Unfortunately the course doesn't use the river at all, a real missed opportunity.
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5+ 
6/2/2008 
6/2/2008
Review By: Tolbert 
Played: 210 Reviewed: 32 Exp: 8 Years
This review was updated on 1/14/2009
Pros: Mostly short course, good for beginners or those looking to finesse their approach game. Though their are a few long holes. Flat, fairly open but plenty of brush, tree and rock obstacles keep you accurate. Some holes require driving through small openings in a tree line. pond comes into play a couple times. The course is fun for a relaxing round.
Cons: The rough during the summer months is vicious and deep. You may find a lot of park goers and dog walkers on the course. The brick tee pads aren't that great, sometimes uneven. One of my friends will sometimes find himself on his butt after driving on them.
Other Thoughts: Bellevue is also a bird sanctuary so keep your eyes open for hawks and such!
9 of 11 people found this review helpful.
Bad Rough :-(
Pros: Short and fairly simple course. Though it's in a public park, the disc golf course doesn't rerally interfere with the other patrons.
Cons: The rough can get out of hand and it's very easy to lose discs with the narrow fairways. Came home with 2 ticks on me once, so use OFF before playing.
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