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Hole #5 (Taken 11/2011)
Hole #5 (Taken 11/2011) 
4 / 200ft.
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Hole #5 Tee
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Reviews: 4
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2-4 
9/10/2012 
9/11/2012
Review By: AdamH 
Played: 161 Reviewed: 135 Exp: 9.7 Years
This review was updated on 3/30/2013
Pros: This short pitch and putt course has lots of large mature trees with no underbrush to worry about. There are certainly enough trees to make you think about the shot, but not so many beginners will find it difficult. Some of the holes offer multiple routes to the basket through the trees which is nice.
There are large, descriptive tee signs on each hole. Navigation very easy since you can see the next tee sign from the previous hole.
There are large, descriptive tee signs on each hole. Navigation very easy since you can see the next tee sign from the previous hole.
Cons: A couple of the fairways cross each other. The next tee is very close to the previous basket and since the holes are so short, it's very easy to overthrow them and land on or past the next tee area. The course feels rather tight in the space.
There is no shot diversity. None of the holes force a turnover shot, although there are multiple routes through the trees on a few holes.
The tee pads are grass with no markings on the ground, just throw next to the sign.
The holes are very short, even for a beginner course, with more than half the holes under 200 feet.
There is no shot diversity. None of the holes force a turnover shot, although there are multiple routes through the trees on a few holes.
The tee pads are grass with no markings on the ground, just throw next to the sign.
The holes are very short, even for a beginner course, with more than half the holes under 200 feet.
Other Thoughts: This is a great place for new players to learn the game, figure out how the discs fly and navigate some trees. For anyone with a little experience will find this course to be a birdie fest.
4 of 4 people found this review helpful.
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Pros: This is a nice short 9 hole course that is a great introduction to the sport. I wasn't expecting much when I stopped here on a road trip but was satisfied when I got there. First, the course is very clean, has tons of parking and plenty of other things to do here as well. Playground, baseball fields and more as well as bathrooms.
DGA baskets are all fairly new and do their job well and signage is at each tee which you can easily see from the previous basket. The flow of the course is very easy to spot for a first timer and no maps are necessary.
Many tall trees allow for some line shaping while not being too daunting for the beginners. Trees are in play on the majority of the holes which are flat and straight.
Easy 5 minutes or less off the highway makes this a great pit stop but not a destination course.
DGA baskets are all fairly new and do their job well and signage is at each tee which you can easily see from the previous basket. The flow of the course is very easy to spot for a first timer and no maps are necessary.
Many tall trees allow for some line shaping while not being too daunting for the beginners. Trees are in play on the majority of the holes which are flat and straight.
Easy 5 minutes or less off the highway makes this a great pit stop but not a destination course.
Cons: As nice as the signs were, I got confused on hole 2 and threw towards 8's basket. I figured it out after I sank a birdie putt but not a huge deal.
It's quite easy to throw into another fairway but sine the course wasn't too busy while I was there, again it was not an issue.
Ground was a little wet while I was there and it looks like it is in the lowest point of the park. Probably an issue a lot there. Also, this doesn't help the dirt/natural tees. A little bit of mulch could go a long way.
Baskets were installed a bit low. Obviously this is geared towards children but I think the baskets may be just lower than normal.
It's quite easy to throw into another fairway but sine the course wasn't too busy while I was there, again it was not an issue.
Ground was a little wet while I was there and it looks like it is in the lowest point of the park. Probably an issue a lot there. Also, this doesn't help the dirt/natural tees. A little bit of mulch could go a long way.
Baskets were installed a bit low. Obviously this is geared towards children but I think the baskets may be just lower than normal.
Other Thoughts: Short holes…really short. Neither pro nor con as this was the space the designer had to work with.
Not a destination course but a great pit stop when traveling through Indiana. I pass through state 4-5 times a year and now that I know where it is, I will go back to take a break from driving.
Not a destination course but a great pit stop when traveling through Indiana. I pass through state 4-5 times a year and now that I know where it is, I will go back to take a break from driving.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful.
Quite Fun!
Pros: I was pleasantly surprised by Linza Graham DGC
*It had way more trees than I was anticipating making a few of the shots pretty interesting. The course is actually located in a park densly populated with trees, but not much else so you probably won't lose a disc here
*Ace runs all day!
*A round here took about 25 minutes
*Good Baskets
*It had way more trees than I was anticipating making a few of the shots pretty interesting. The course is actually located in a park densly populated with trees, but not much else so you probably won't lose a disc here
*Ace runs all day!
*A round here took about 25 minutes
*Good Baskets
Cons: There are not teepads here... I understand this is a relatively new course, so this may change soon. A few other things that arent as likely to change:
*Very very short distances.
*Some of the holes don't make very good use of the abundance of trees on site. play like wide open ones
*Very very short distances.
*Some of the holes don't make very good use of the abundance of trees on site. play like wide open ones
Other Thoughts: If your are near Scottsburg, you should check out this course which is a fun time for players of any skill level!
4 of 4 people found this review helpful.
Perfect....for it's location
Pros: •DGA baskets •Nice Tee signs with par,distance and hole layout. •Hole Avg. is just over 200' •Flat with Mature Trees with no underbrush •No low canopy throws •No dogleg drives/approaches •Plenty of shade •Wind only a factor on very windy days.
Cons: •For the more experienced player this is nothing more than an Ace run course •Each hole is Straight in front of the tee •No underbrush,to punish a bad throw or ricochet •the Avg. hole distance is 200'
Other Thoughts: •Perfect course for being at a "Youth-Senior" Park,as the park sign says •if your on a road trip to/from Indy/Louisville it's a nice stop to stretch your legs,not your arm •5 minutes from I-65 •A round took me 25 mintues to play,while taking pictures
9 of 9 people found this review helpful.
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