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1/24/2013 
1/30/2013
Pros: The area the course uses is nicely maintained with manicured grass, nice concrete tee pads, nice looking signs and brand new baskets. The course has mostly shorter beginner friendly shots with a couple longer holes at the end. There is a course map posted by the bathroom near the first tee, it's helpful as the layout isn't all that obvious.
Cons: The layout is very strange, the first few holes play over several walking paths and near private backyards. This poses lots of safety issues and makes for short wide open shots. Then you have to walk a long way to the other end of the area to find hole 4 (the walk is approximately equal to the total length of all the holes on the course combined). The last three holes are still wide open, and just slightly longer. These avoid the walking path and instead bring the road into play.
Other Thoughts: Beginners will find this course approachable but boring. More experienced players won't find any interest or challenge here. The layout ignores the one chance for a fun throw in the grassy area by walking all the way downhill to throw back uphill. It also ignores the more interesting rocky terrain that would keep the course away from the road and walking trails.
6 of 6 people found this review helpful.
Report this Review Unfortunate waste of time
Pros: Pretty signs(although they are confusing and wrong)
Nicely manicured area(I wouldn't call this a park).
Not busy.
Nice baskets and pads.
Nicely manicured area(I wouldn't call this a park).
Not busy.
Nice baskets and pads.
Cons: Where to start...
Very confusing layout. I spent more time trying to reconcile what I was seeing on the course to the maps than I did actually throwing discs. One traverse has you walking ALL the way from one end of the area to the other for the next tee...and no sign(other than the overview at the beginning) to tell you so.
The signs are really nice, but they're just wrong. This is worse than no signs.
Too short. Instead of 2/3 quality holes, there are 7 bad ones.
No variety. There's a nice downhill walk from the "front" 3 to the "back" 3, but no hole. Missed a good DH throwing opportunity.
Course is squished into the space...bad throws can be off the course into the road or someone's yard.
Very confusing layout. I spent more time trying to reconcile what I was seeing on the course to the maps than I did actually throwing discs. One traverse has you walking ALL the way from one end of the area to the other for the next tee...and no sign(other than the overview at the beginning) to tell you so.
The signs are really nice, but they're just wrong. This is worse than no signs.
Too short. Instead of 2/3 quality holes, there are 7 bad ones.
No variety. There's a nice downhill walk from the "front" 3 to the "back" 3, but no hole. Missed a good DH throwing opportunity.
Course is squished into the space...bad throws can be off the course into the road or someone's yard.
Other Thoughts: I hate giving bad reviews, but I want to help the next guy know that this one really is not worth the trip. This is a good example of a course that really just shouldn't exist. The space is entirely too small for a course. I wouldn't even bother putting 3 holes here, much less trying to cram 9(or 7) into it. At best perhaps a practice area with 2 baskets and 2 pads, so you can throw back and forth. I also left very frustrated that I wasted so much time trying to figure out the layout of a course where I can see every single basket standing at hole one. I'm sure this course was installed because there was an opportunity, but imho, this is an example of when to just say no.
6 of 7 people found this review helpful.
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