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Hole #6 (Taken 11/2010)
Hole #6 (Taken 11/2010) 
3 / 267ft. 3 / 195ft. 3 / 195ft.
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Hole #6 Long Tee
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Reviews: 13
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Great for a 9 hole
Pros: - Nice grounds that the course is on
- Great DGA Mach 2 baskets that are easy to see from the tee
- Concrete teepads
- Alt. teepads allow begginers to pros to score well from their average distance. Each hole has AM and Pro tees that are concrete which is really nice
- Every tee pad had a wooden post at it that made it easy to find the teepad and also says the length of the hole
- Navigation was simple, especially with the map
- Good use of the property and trees
- The signature hole is hole 9 which is a straight downhill beautiful hole (see pictures)
- Bathrooms on site
- Most baskets had a sticker on the orange tape showing where the next tee was which was helpful.
- The course had challenging aspects which is different from any other 9 hole in the area.
- Great DGA Mach 2 baskets that are easy to see from the tee
- Concrete teepads
- Alt. teepads allow begginers to pros to score well from their average distance. Each hole has AM and Pro tees that are concrete which is really nice
- Every tee pad had a wooden post at it that made it easy to find the teepad and also says the length of the hole
- Navigation was simple, especially with the map
- Good use of the property and trees
- The signature hole is hole 9 which is a straight downhill beautiful hole (see pictures)
- Bathrooms on site
- Most baskets had a sticker on the orange tape showing where the next tee was which was helpful.
- The course had challenging aspects which is different from any other 9 hole in the area.
Cons: - For the most part, there wasnt any elevation change exept for hole 1 and 9. I like elevation because it adds to the challenge.
- Some of the holes were along fences of backyards so if you threw it over, it would be hard to get
- The park had some trash on it and was a bit dumpy. There was graffiti on some places and it is not somewhere i would want to be at night.
- The holes were all about the same. They seemed to all go up the middle besides 1 and 9. No signifigant obstacles or mando's.
- Some of the holes were along fences of backyards so if you threw it over, it would be hard to get
- The park had some trash on it and was a bit dumpy. There was graffiti on some places and it is not somewhere i would want to be at night.
- The holes were all about the same. They seemed to all go up the middle besides 1 and 9. No signifigant obstacles or mando's.
Other Thoughts: Overall, this is a very nice course. It is the best 9 hole ive ever played because of the pros i have listed above. This course is for shure one of the best in Little Rock and it is well worth the time.
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Beginner/Fun Play Pros: Tees were well marked.
Small park
Great course for just passing by and need to stretch your legs a bit.
Small park
Great course for just passing by and need to stretch your legs a bit.
Cons: backyards offered challenges
Other Thoughts: I left a bag of discs on the Hindman Community Park sign...we played the course while passing through Little Rock on our way home to the Dallas Texas area. We found a disc and called the local number and hid his disc in a tree and asked him to check on the bag I left. Both the bag and his disc were not recovered. Any one know if there is a lost and found?
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Great Course to Introduce New Players Pros: Nice concrete tee pads with bag poles and benches on each hole. Baskets are new and quite reasonable for newer players if played from the up tees. Even though there are only 9 baskets, the addition of a pro tee pad on each hole makes it a challenging course.
The course also winds around a park that is suitable for family members to enjoy while you get in your round.
The course also winds around a park that is suitable for family members to enjoy while you get in your round.
Cons: Big arms will be frustrated by the shortness of the course.
Other Thoughts: If you want to work on your accuracy and shot-making skills, Hindman is a great place to do it. It's also a great place to introduce your friends to disc golf.
Pros: Its a fun short course. It has great elevation change and very open. Baskets are still new so they catch well. They also have a spot to stop and cook out. They have 2 pads for each hole so that can make it an 18 hole course
Cons: Some houses are somewhat close to the course and its a little confusing the first time out. The holes are pretty short so only really need a fairway driver, mid-range, and putter.
Other Thoughts: Its fun and very easy on the arm so you can do a 36 hole round or do 18 there then hop over to Morehart and do another 18 in under 4 hours.
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Cleaned up and ready to play!
Pros: - Variety of short and somewhat long holes
- Variety of wooded/open
- Elevation changes, esp on #9
- Beautiful park
- Not too crowded during our visits
- Water hazard
- Variety of wooded/open
- Elevation changes, esp on #9
- Beautiful park
- Not too crowded during our visits
- Water hazard
Cons: - Girls restroom was locked, boys was dirty
- Water (small creek) was nasty and scary! But its not impossible to find submerged discs
- Water (small creek) was nasty and scary! But its not impossible to find submerged discs
Other Thoughts: We played this course the first time and loved it! Its a 9 hole with two pads per hole (amatuer & pro). The holes offer a good variety from short wooded to semi-long open. If you have a really bad arm, there is a slight chance of landing in someones backyard, though this shouldnt be an issue for about 98% of players. The course played in about an hour and a half, at a leisurely pace and didnt get boring. Lots of shade under tall tree's so the cover is there without becoming a huge burden to your throws. All in all, a course I would def play a couple times a week if it were closer!
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2-4 
7/30/2011 
8/1/2011
Review By: cream Played: 9 Reviewed: 9 Exp: 8 Years
This review was updated on 8/14/2011
Pros: Clean park, lots of birdies, shady and cool, easy to navigate, nice mix of trees and open throwing lanes
Cons: Lots of obstacles to hit: basketball players, peoples' backyards, cars, ditch, etc.; 9 baskets for 18 holes.
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Quick Play Course Pros: fairly easy course love to play it for a quick 18 after work. Has good elevation changes. The Neighborhood has really cleaned this park up the locals are talking about putting in another 9 in the woods off hole #5 where they are also talking about putting in hiking trails and setting up climbing routes on a rock outcrop.
Cons: very short course to play and tee signs would be helpfull for first timers playing this course
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Great quick course 
5+ 3/17/2011 3/19/2011
Review By: LookIhitAtREE Played: 28 Reviewed: 9 Exp: 2.7 Years
This review was updated on 3/28/2011
Pros: This course is a great quick play, taking a single about 30 minutes or so. There are multiple tees on all holes and is an easy course to figure out where to go. It's a clean park and well kept. Enough trees to make it interesting, but not enough to make it frustrating. There are some open shots where you can let it all out (unless you throw 400).
*update - there is a working water fountain by the restrooms by hole 1 and by the pavillion near hole 4 and 5.
*update - there is a working water fountain by the restrooms by hole 1 and by the pavillion near hole 4 and 5.
Cons: The bathroom is usually locked and I have yet to find a water source. The course is mostly flat. One time there were some baseball players I had to play through on the backside. The holes might be short/easy if you drop consistent bombs. There is a very turbid creek on 5 just past the basket. If you go in you can hardly see through the water to get your disc. Holes 3 and 4 have a good chance of going into someone's yard.
Other Thoughts: Like aforementioned, a great quick play with some variety and a nice clean park.
Hole 7, the long tee is back in the woods on a park service road, I didn't see it until the 3rd time I played this one.
Also, the long tee for 3 is covered in dirt and hard to see. It is by the road where thay are laying new grass down after hole 2.
I could play hole 9 all day from the top of the hill, it is a blast. :)
Hole 7, the long tee is back in the woods on a park service road, I didn't see it until the 3rd time I played this one.
Also, the long tee for 3 is covered in dirt and hard to see. It is by the road where thay are laying new grass down after hole 2.
I could play hole 9 all day from the top of the hill, it is a blast. :)
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Fun course 
Pros: 2 sets of tee pads per hole.
good use of the little elevation
good use of the trees making natural fairways
Hole 2 and 9 were great holes for different reasons. (from the longs)
good use of the little elevation
good use of the trees making natural fairways
Hole 2 and 9 were great holes for different reasons. (from the longs)
Cons: 2 of the holes are a little too close to fenced in backyards.
The shorts are short.
The shorts are short.
Other Thoughts: It was a nice day to play disc golf when I played, I really enjoyed my round and wound up meeting some of the group that got the course put in. They hope to have more holes soon and maybe even another course nearby.
It is one of the best 9 hole courses I have played.
It is one of the best 9 hole courses I have played.
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Beginner/Intermediate 
Pros: - Course is set in a small park, that has a few hills, a small creek, and lots of trees. There is a baseball field among other things, but it doesn't look like the park is used by anyone else, ever.
- Great course design that uses the available trees to make some tough lines to the basket. Hole #2 and #7 are very well suited to RHBH anhyzers, and many others have numerous trees to take away the easy hyzer route. Trees are also used well around the pins, resulting in some protected baskets. Some nasty areas are present too far off the fairway as well, like rough to the right of #8 and backyards to the right of #3.
- Elevation changes are present on three holes; #1 plays up to the pin, #2 is sloping all the way down the left side, and #9 is a great elevated teepad to the basket below. Fantastic use of the available terrain.
- Small creek does come into play in a few spots. While it is not going to swallow up any discs, it is still a good hazard and one more thing to avoid.
- Good variety in hole length, with 4 over 300' from the longs. Bigger arms will find everything deucable, of course.
- Great teepads and baskets, pretty much no signage. Navigation is still pretty easy, as the course just follows a counter-clockwise circle around the park. Alternate teepads are probably the biggest trick.
- Great course design that uses the available trees to make some tough lines to the basket. Hole #2 and #7 are very well suited to RHBH anhyzers, and many others have numerous trees to take away the easy hyzer route. Trees are also used well around the pins, resulting in some protected baskets. Some nasty areas are present too far off the fairway as well, like rough to the right of #8 and backyards to the right of #3.
- Elevation changes are present on three holes; #1 plays up to the pin, #2 is sloping all the way down the left side, and #9 is a great elevated teepad to the basket below. Fantastic use of the available terrain.
- Small creek does come into play in a few spots. While it is not going to swallow up any discs, it is still a good hazard and one more thing to avoid.
- Good variety in hole length, with 4 over 300' from the longs. Bigger arms will find everything deucable, of course.
- Great teepads and baskets, pretty much no signage. Navigation is still pretty easy, as the course just follows a counter-clockwise circle around the park. Alternate teepads are probably the biggest trick.
Cons: - Course is definitely hampered by the small space that is available. Holes are crammed in next to houses and forests, and the middle of the park is taken over by an old baseball field. The layout is still pretty good, but won't be that challenging to a lot of players. With lots of pavement, and fences, it is not a pretty park either.
Other Thoughts: - This is a great place for beginners to learn the ropes, with tricky lines, significant elevation changes on a few holes, and some nasty hazards. Even intermediate players will find some challenging holes, like #2 and the longer #7 and #8. A very solid 9-holer; has a little bit of everything.
- One backyard was padlocked with barb wire; it can be jumped, but it's best to steer clear of that one.
- One backyard was padlocked with barb wire; it can be jumped, but it's best to steer clear of that one.
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