Longmont, CO
Clark Centennial Park Share
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2-4    5/9/2010   5/15/2011
Review By: GDisc
Played: 46  Reviewed: 32  Exp: 5.1 Years
1 Helpful / 0 Not
Pros: The course was very well groomed with Nice Pads & and had a good Flow. A Quick Round that poses some difficutly if you play the Sidewalks as Boundaries (as you should). There is a very small Water-Way that can pose some Risk.
Cons: A bit crowded at times. Everything is relatively short so there is No Real Distance shots for Big Arms.
Other Thoughts: This course will work out your Mid-Range game, for sure, and is well located if you are passing through Longmont, CO. (Not far off HWY 287). Clark Centennial Park offers a nice Break from the, much busier and more Technical Couse, Loomiller Park. If in Longmont, CO....Loomiller & Clark Centennial Park are worth checking out...

1 of 1 people found this review helpful.

Decent course worth a round or two

2-4    4/8/2011   4/9/2011
Review By: ryyedogg
Played: 37  Reviewed: 30
This review was updated on 8/5/2011
3 Helpful / 0 Not
Pros: This is a great alternative to the other 9 hole course in town, Loomiller park. Top notch baskets, concrete tee pads, and signage at each hole provides a high quality feel. The holes range from medium to long (250-500) and all provide a challenge for most players. A few holes play by a creek, which I have seen countless discs fly into(including mine). For example, hole #4, one of the tightest holes on the course, plays between a row of trees and a creek, making an accurate toss necessary. Several holes are well guarded by thick trees, making birdies tough. This course will provide a challenge for all skill levels.
Cons: The course is by a YMCA center and school, making for busy days when the weather is nice. Be cautious of pedestrians passing by on the holes teed off from the sidewalk. Although the signage is useful, the baskets aren't numbered, which can be confusing because some of the baskets are close to one another. Finding hole #2 was tricky the first time since you have to walk around a fence to get to it.
Other Thoughts: This course is now a better reason for me to come to Longmont because it does compliment Loomiller well and since these courses are close to each other, one can easily squeeze in a few rounds at each course in an afternoon. It's easily one of the best 9 hole courses in the area. Kudos to the local disc golf club for making this happen!

3 of 3 people found this review helpful.


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