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Hole #8 (Taken 8/2011)
Hole #8 (Taken 8/2011) 
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A quick 9 
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3/2/2011 
3/7/2011
Pros: Amenities. Huge park with shelters, bathrooms, skate park, ball fields, soccer fields, splash pad, playgrounds and plenty of parking.
Open Fields. The course plays along some soccer fields, though there's no big arm holes on the course, a couple of the tee pads line up with the soccer fields and if they're not in use it could be a perfect place to work on field work and practice drives.
Variety. Not a huge variety of shots required, but most holes have multiple lines to practice different shots. There's a decent number of obstacles to keep things a bit interesting, some OB add challenge, a decent variety of distances, though the final holes are wide open big arm holes.
Access. Not far off the freeway for a quick 9 hole round.
Tees. Level concrete tee pads for each hole.
Signage. A sign at each tee pad shows hole # and distance to pin.
Navigation. Simple and straightforward to follow.
Beginner friendly. Would be an ok place to practice and learn the game, especially with a practice field on site.
I don't foresee this park attracting huge crowds.
Baskets. All new and in good shape, no practice basket available.
Well maintained. A lot of work has gone into this park, everything seemed well kept and clean.
Open Fields. The course plays along some soccer fields, though there's no big arm holes on the course, a couple of the tee pads line up with the soccer fields and if they're not in use it could be a perfect place to work on field work and practice drives.
Variety. Not a huge variety of shots required, but most holes have multiple lines to practice different shots. There's a decent number of obstacles to keep things a bit interesting, some OB add challenge, a decent variety of distances, though the final holes are wide open big arm holes.
Access. Not far off the freeway for a quick 9 hole round.
Tees. Level concrete tee pads for each hole.
Signage. A sign at each tee pad shows hole # and distance to pin.
Navigation. Simple and straightforward to follow.
Beginner friendly. Would be an ok place to practice and learn the game, especially with a practice field on site.
I don't foresee this park attracting huge crowds.
Baskets. All new and in good shape, no practice basket available.
Well maintained. A lot of work has gone into this park, everything seemed well kept and clean.
Cons: Other users. If the Soccer fields were in use, the course would be pretty much unplayable, a walking trail also weaves through the course.
Rather boring. The limited number of obstacles (mostly trees, a bathroom building comes into play) keep the course interesting for about one round.
Rather boring. The limited number of obstacles (mostly trees, a bathroom building comes into play) keep the course interesting for about one round.
Other Thoughts: A decent quick 9 not far off the freeway, If I was passing by and only had time for a quick 9 I'd stop by, otherwise I'd spend my time at Wildcat or in Cedar Rapids.
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Pros: Close to home, otherwise I wouldn't waste my time. Park grounds are well kept. Restrooms are never very far away since the course circles the soccer fields. Course flow is easy to follow.
Cons: No snow removal on the parking lot or tee pads. Appears the DG course was an afterthought to the park. Course is wide open, flat, and contains very few obstacles.
Other Thoughts: I will continue to play this with my 7 and 13 year old sons, but will drive a little further to get to better courses if I'm playing alone. Holes range from just under 200 feet to around 450 feet.
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