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Hole #2 (Taken 11/2010)
Hole #2 (Taken 11/2010) 
3 / 315ft. 3 / 183ft. 3 / 183ft.
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Hole #2 Short Tee
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Awesome 9 holer!!! 
Pros: 2 sets of concrete Tees per hole. This offers variety as most change the shot considerably because of large number of mature trees. Hole 1s pin is elevated at the top/side of this wooded hill. Hole 2 runs along the side of this very wooded hill and is a sweet double gap shot with the 1st about 50 ft. from the pad and the other about 175 ft. out and the pin about 375 or so. Just a super cool hole. This course had NO trash and was manicured and maintained in an anal retentive manner. This is borderline Heavily wooded with well defined fairways and multiple routes to attack the pin. Not short for a 9 holer. More than 1 pin position. What elevation exist is used very effectively, which can lead to emptying the bag. Easy to navigate because the pads stand out in the woods.
Cons: Most courses could use more trash cans and benches. Might not challenge top some pro golfers. Not a lot to complain about at this point. All courses should have arrows leading you to the next T in my opinion.
Other Thoughts: To be so young, this course is in great shape and obviously has some dedicated locals that care.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
Report this Review Hindman is a great new park
Pros: Seems to be a good course for beginners. The holes are laid out in a big circle so you don't have to walk far from hole to the next tee.
The terrain is varied and changes with small hills and depressions. Trees are sparse but make an appearance on some holes.
Great course for a quick play or go around a second time and use the alternate tee pads for an 18 hole game.
The terrain is varied and changes with small hills and depressions. Trees are sparse but make an appearance on some holes.
Great course for a quick play or go around a second time and use the alternate tee pads for an 18 hole game.
Cons: Brush is in the process of being cleared away, but the fairways are somewhat defined.
It's possible to lose your disc to someones back yard on hole 3 if you're not careful.
Some tee pads are missing the markers (AKA painted orange rocks). Also, the tees aren't clearly defined with a hole number and can take a moment to find your first time.
It's possible to lose your disc to someones back yard on hole 3 if you're not careful.
Some tee pads are missing the markers (AKA painted orange rocks). Also, the tees aren't clearly defined with a hole number and can take a moment to find your first time.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
New Course
2-4 
7/29/2010 
7/30/2010
Review By: jongoff09 Played: 24 Reviewed: 11 Exp: 4 Years
This review was updated on 12/25/2011
Pros: -Course is pretty well designed for the land that it was put on.
-Baskets catch really well.
-Elevation changes are worked into the design well.
-A good change of pace from the other courses in the area.
-Multiple tees so you can play it as an 18 hole course, once from the short tees and once from the longs.
**Update 10-23-10**
-Concrete Teepads have been installed by volunteers from the Diamond State Disc Golf Association. There are 19 total, one long and one short for each hole, and there is a much shorter pad on 9 so players that can't climb the hill don't have to.
-These teepads should also make each hole easier to find when playing for the first time because they are easier to see than the orange rocks that were used previously to mark the tee.
-Baskets catch really well.
-Elevation changes are worked into the design well.
-A good change of pace from the other courses in the area.
-Multiple tees so you can play it as an 18 hole course, once from the short tees and once from the longs.
**Update 10-23-10**
-Concrete Teepads have been installed by volunteers from the Diamond State Disc Golf Association. There are 19 total, one long and one short for each hole, and there is a much shorter pad on 9 so players that can't climb the hill don't have to.
-These teepads should also make each hole easier to find when playing for the first time because they are easier to see than the orange rocks that were used previously to mark the tee.
Cons: -No tee-signs right now, I don't know if they are in the works or not. Right now you have to guess at distances.
-Would take a guide to find all the tee areas and baskets right now because of the lack of signs.
-Holes 8 and 9 play really close to each other, using the same landing zone for tee shots, if this ever becomes a busy course, I could see problems right there.
-Would take a guide to find all the tee areas and baskets right now because of the lack of signs.
-Holes 8 and 9 play really close to each other, using the same landing zone for tee shots, if this ever becomes a busy course, I could see problems right there.
Other Thoughts: -The course overall doesn't seem that challenging to me, especially from the short pads, but it is still a fun 9 holes. The most challenging hole is definitely #2 from the long.
An accurate straight throw could leave you with a nice birdie putt on the rest of the holes.
-Woods are on or close to every hole. Brush is thick in places just off the fairways.
-Some of the holes come close to other activities in the park such as basketball courts, but shouldn't interfere at all.
-The two tees on each hole give the course a good change for a 2nd time playing it.
-The short tees almost seem like a pitch and putt course to me, but the longs are much more demanding. If playing 18 holes, get your birdies on the short tees, you will need them for the longs.
-There are a couple of streets that the course crosses, but they didn't seem to be busy at all while I was there. I think my group only had to wait for one or two cars the whole time.
*111-5-11. The course is really getting broken in well. A lot of brush has also been cut back, which actually makes the course easier (which could be a pro or con depending on what you think/how you look at it). Paths to the tees are staying clear, and are easier to walk. Also, #3's basket has been moved away from the fence that it used to be near. The new position is easier to get to, but offers some challenge when putting unlike the other one.
An accurate straight throw could leave you with a nice birdie putt on the rest of the holes.
-Woods are on or close to every hole. Brush is thick in places just off the fairways.
-Some of the holes come close to other activities in the park such as basketball courts, but shouldn't interfere at all.
-The two tees on each hole give the course a good change for a 2nd time playing it.
-The short tees almost seem like a pitch and putt course to me, but the longs are much more demanding. If playing 18 holes, get your birdies on the short tees, you will need them for the longs.
-There are a couple of streets that the course crosses, but they didn't seem to be busy at all while I was there. I think my group only had to wait for one or two cars the whole time.
*111-5-11. The course is really getting broken in well. A lot of brush has also been cut back, which actually makes the course easier (which could be a pro or con depending on what you think/how you look at it). Paths to the tees are staying clear, and are easier to walk. Also, #3's basket has been moved away from the fence that it used to be near. The new position is easier to get to, but offers some challenge when putting unlike the other one.
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