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Hole #5 (Taken 6/2011)
Hole #5 (Taken 6/2011) 
4 / 289ft. 4 / -- 3 / -- 3 / --
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Hole #5 Tee
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Fast and Easy - Oh My. 
5+ 
10/18/2009 
10/20/2009
Review By: ibekent 
Played: 25 Reviewed: 25 Exp: 6.9 Years
This review was updated on 8/5/2010
Pros: This is a good 9-hole course with two pin placements for each tee. I really enjoy playing it with the pins in the "hard" placements. Many of the shots require precision, but the recovery shots tend to be easy - in large part because the course is so short. The course was designed for new payers, and makes good use of the available woods and terrain. When played with OB, the difficulty increases significantly. The course has excellent flow, good signs, new baskets, a nice putting practice basket, close parking, and large tee pads.
The park itself is well kept with restrooms, trash cans, and water readily available; there is also a gazebo near hole one where you can wait out rain. Despite being a small, multi-use park, the course does not interfere with other park facilities. Except for the occasional runnaway basketball on 9, you will probably only encounter non-disc-golfers on the walking path.
The park itself is well kept with restrooms, trash cans, and water readily available; there is also a gazebo near hole one where you can wait out rain. Despite being a small, multi-use park, the course does not interfere with other park facilities. Except for the occasional runnaway basketball on 9, you will probably only encounter non-disc-golfers on the walking path.
Cons: Advanced players may find the course too short and a few shots too easy (8 & 9). A few other shots will probably be frustrating for beginners (4,5, & 7). You'll find significant mud around the creek during rainy times.
Other Thoughts: This course plays fast, and is a nice complement to the nearby, and much more diffcult, Veterans Park DGC.
Don't let the name mislead you: River Hill Park has no river, and only a very small hill. It is a park.
Don't let the name mislead you: River Hill Park has no river, and only a very small hill. It is a park.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful.
Report this Review Great Starter Course 
Pros: Nice mix of shots for a short "red" level course. Hyzer, Anhyzer (do"red level" players even know what these words mean? haha!) tight wooded shots and placement shots. Even while laying it out with Lyle it played like a tough little course for me to attempt to get a 2 on every hole. One of my favorites to make was #7 which is a dogleg right or a really tight (as in 3 feet wide!) shot directly to the pin. It will be a good cool down course after playing Veterans Park which is a few blocks away.
Cons: Baskets will be in within the next few weeks as soon as the cement has enough time to dry. Must have patience!
Other Thoughts: The Official Opening Day for this course is the 7th of November. Free discs with the course stamp will be given out for free. check www.bdga.org for details
2 of 2 people found this review helpful.
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