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Hole #16 (Taken 12/2011)
Hole #16 (Taken 12/2011) 
3 / 390ft. 3 / 687ft.
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Hole #16 Tee
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Beginner Friendly 
5+ 
7/2/2010 
7/6/2010
Pros: Shoaff park is an excellent course to introduce new players to the exciting world of disc golf. This course has few OB and no water hazards. The front 9 is well shaded with mature growth trees and makes use of this park's small rolling hills. Over the past few years, several of the baskets have been relocated to provide more challenge.
Cons: In the middle of the day during the summer months, the back 9 is almost unplayable due to lack of shade. With a lot of rainfall, some of the shaded areas can stay swampy and muddy for weeks. This course can be busy. There are a lot of non-players in the vicinity.
Other Thoughts: This course could use some TLC. Most of the signs are broken or unreadable. Some of the sign didn't seem to have been updated after the last time they moved the baskets. The grounds are well kept, which makes locating your discs very easy.
3 of 4 people found this review helpful.
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Good Course
Pros: Easy to play. Very clean. Tees are fairly good. Easy to get to know the course. Great for beginners.
Cons: Some tee's signs have fallen. Front 9 is more through the trees and back 9 is more in the open.
Other Thoughts: Need more OB holes and needs to be more difficult. This course is great for people just starting out and want to get better at the sport
1 of 5 people found this review helpful.
Nice, Casual Round 
Pros: Nice tees, signage, and holes. In the middle of a park, so it is well maintained. Holes are placed in creative places in relation to the natural surroundings. Each hole is different and requires a variety of shots.
Front 9 and Back 9 are like playing 2 different courses: front is wooded with zero undergrowth and the back is fairly open with sparse trees.
Front 9 and Back 9 are like playing 2 different courses: front is wooded with zero undergrowth and the back is fairly open with sparse trees.
Cons: Really there are not many. A couple holes are confusing as to where to walk to the next tee (4 to 5, 12 to 13). The front 9 are a little short. If you are looking for an intense, skill-shot course, this is not the one you want. Every hole has a possibility of drive-putting it. Watch out for the kids at the playground on #5 - not a huge deal though.
Other Thoughts: This is a fun course. But it is not for advanced players looking for a challenge. It is very good for honing skills and using different shots for other players. I have played it several times, but I have not deuced every hole . . . yet.
It's tough for me to rate it higher than 3.5 because of it's ease of play even though the quality of the course drives the score higher.
It's tough for me to rate it higher than 3.5 because of it's ease of play even though the quality of the course drives the score higher.
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