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Hole #8
Hole #8 
4 / 300ft.
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Reviews: 29
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Pros: Nice park. Good elevation changes and shots.
Cons: Front nine has a couple holes that you literally throw across a walking path. Seems like a bad design for public safety
Other Thoughts: There was a cool shot into some big old pine trees where the pin was actually up inside the canopy of the trees.
2 of 24 people found this review helpful.
Report this Review SIN THAT I CAN'T PLAY HERE MORE
Pros: DROVE 88 MILES JUST TO PLAY AT THIS COARSE. THE FRONT NINE WHERE GREAT (4.75) LITTLE HARD TO NAVIGATE. ONE NEEDS TO MEMORIZE MAP AT HOLE ONE. BACK NINE ARE(3.0) OK FEW TREES AND OK LENGTH.
Cons: SOMETIMES HARD TO TELL WHERE TO GO NEXT. LAWN MAINTANCE WAS NEEDED (MAYBE JUST BAD TIMING ON MY PART)
Other Thoughts: WE WENT ON A SCHOOL DAY IN THE MORNING, THE FELLOW GOLFERS WERE VERY NICE.WOULD GO AGAIN
2 of 21 people found this review helpful.
Fun course 
Pros: Very fun course to play. Front 9 has some elevation changes combined with water and alot of oak trees. Back 9 is more open and longer with pine trees coming into play. Excellent ground for rollers. Good variety of holes.
Cons: Tough to say anything bad about this place. Its a par 54. The park definitely has enough land to redesign the course and make championship par 60+ course.
2 of 13 people found this review helpful.
Sinnissippi Park 
Pros: Bring your A game! This one is not for the casual disc golfer. This is hardcore, man!
I am not used to elevation changes as dramatic as the front 9 of this course provides, so this was rather challenging.
Special props go out whenever the groundscrew is dedicated and vigilant like this one to not only mow the holes like they do but also to alternate the pin placements on a timely manner.
Hole 2 is usually a very, very cautionary hole because it's placed close to a steep cliff. Yet another example of elevation change at work!
Hole 5 is an island. If you par this (par = 3 shots) you should be in good shape the rest of the course. If you bogey this hole, then you are in contention....
Good mix of holes. The front and back halves differ dramatically! If you have a rough front nine, you can make up ground on the back nine.
There are multitudes of lost discs to be found here.....you just need to know where to look.
There are a few blinds drives that, if you've never played this course, you'd need to take a look-see.
I am not used to elevation changes as dramatic as the front 9 of this course provides, so this was rather challenging.
Special props go out whenever the groundscrew is dedicated and vigilant like this one to not only mow the holes like they do but also to alternate the pin placements on a timely manner.
Hole 2 is usually a very, very cautionary hole because it's placed close to a steep cliff. Yet another example of elevation change at work!
Hole 5 is an island. If you par this (par = 3 shots) you should be in good shape the rest of the course. If you bogey this hole, then you are in contention....
Good mix of holes. The front and back halves differ dramatically! If you have a rough front nine, you can make up ground on the back nine.
There are multitudes of lost discs to be found here.....you just need to know where to look.
There are a few blinds drives that, if you've never played this course, you'd need to take a look-see.
Cons: You can lose a disc on the front 9 VERY quickly. For example, on Hole 1, a few years ago I launched my red 170 g Quarter K and it sailed straight....past the basket.....past the shrubs....and right into the drink. Water hazards are paramount on the first few holes.
If you get behind on this course, you might not be able to make up ground. There are only a select few holes that allow you to birdie sans a magnificent shot.
There is a walk/jog path that goes thru the front 9. Beware the old ladies who will come across your throw on holes 3 - 7.
If you get behind on this course, you might not be able to make up ground. There are only a select few holes that allow you to birdie sans a magnificent shot.
There is a walk/jog path that goes thru the front 9. Beware the old ladies who will come across your throw on holes 3 - 7.
Other Thoughts: Nims Park is not far away. That place will make you feel good about yourself ( you can play that park with your putter because each hole is a par 3 150 - 200 ft course). If you are in the general area, then stop by! This course will test you!
The Marathon station down the road sells discs. There's also a decent selection of fast foods near the course.
The Marathon station down the road sells discs. There's also a decent selection of fast foods near the course.
20 of 20 people found this review helpful.
great couese 
Pros: its can be very challenging the fron 9 is very technichal lots of elevation changes the back 9 is very open and long good mix of holes some water hazards have played this course for over 10 years never get sick of it 3 pin placements for each hole
Cons: needs more holes
Other Thoughts: love it would rather play here then anywhere else
0 of 18 people found this review helpful.
the best Pros: large trees, elevation changes, a shot over a creek, 3 pin locations on all holes, baskets are changed around every third week. this course is my favorite. it will test various aspects of your game.
Cons: the new walking path
Other Thoughts: the best of the best.
0 of 15 people found this review helpful.
Pros: Challenging. Plays next to Rock River, which provides for a unique terrain. Large trees. Interesting layout and use of land. Easy to navigate. Accuracy and shot variety a must to play well.
Cons: The teepads although long are very skinny.
Other Thoughts: Alot of fun to play and worth making a detour to play.
4 of 12 people found this review helpful.
Sinnissippi Review
Pros: Great course with all types of shots. Concrete tee pads, signs, 3 pin placements, and the course was in great condition! This course rocked!
Cons: The bathrooms were nasty...
Other Thoughts: Best course I've played! Number 5 is an island hole, one of the best holes in the state!
6 of 13 people found this review helpful.
Sinnissippie Park Review 
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2/26/2008 
2/26/2008
Review By: Dahminator Played: 24 Reviewed: 24 Exp: 8 Years
This review was updated on 2/14/2009
Pros: Awesome course. I like it because there isn't much "mud"...it is basically all grass, even in the wooded areas. I really enjoyed the park as well.
Cons: Confusing at first as to where holes are, but there is a map up near hole 1.
4 of 14 people found this review helpful.
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