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Hole #10 (Taken 9/2012)
Hole #10 (Taken 9/2012) 
3 / 208ft. 3 / 297ft.
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Hole #10 Tee
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Reviews: 28
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different baskets 
Pros: the distances between holes is good and there are hills which makes it fun to mix up your stratagey.
Cons: where the hell are all the chain baskets? instead they have these goofy looking space ship baskets.
Other Thoughts: it looks like some people have been vandalizing the baskets
0 of 5 people found this review helpful.
Report this Review Underrated for advanced, great for beginners 
Pros: Many elevation changes. Wide variety of distances. Good mix of open and wooded. No one hole slightly resembles another hole. Great for beginners due to the many wide open holes. Grass is mowed on a very regular basis. Cleaner than most courses as far as litter goes.
Cons: A little on the busy side. Many baskets are in poor shape. The course when through a major remodel a few years ago, and a few of the old numbers are still around, which can confuse first-timers to the course.
Other Thoughts: The ancient green "top" baskets are not that bad. Yes they are in bad shape, but use some common sense. If your disc lands inside and it falls through the bottom because the wires are 11 inches apart, it counts as in. And as far as putting through the "mailbox slot" opening, it only makes you a better putter. Without the difficult putts, this course would be ten times easier, so the old baskets are just keeping the course at the proper difficulty level.
This is one of the only public courses where it IS legal to drink beer.
This is one of the only public courses where it IS legal to drink beer.
4 of 7 people found this review helpful.
The baskets ruin it
Pros: There are some holes 300'+ allowing most players to drive hard, but there are also a number of holes where driving with a mid-range disc is appropriate. There is a good mix of open and wooded trees. There are multiple tee positions on all the holes, and all the tees are asphalt.
Cons: For me the use of the "cone" baskets really killed the course for me. I can normally sink most of my 20'-30' putts, but with these baskets I found it essentially impossible. As was mentioned in some of the previous reviews, there was a very small target to hit, and even if you could, half the time your disc would be spit out. A number of the holes were excessively short, making them too easy (hole 3 comes to mind).
Other Thoughts: There was also a lack of any water hazards on this course, making it pretty low risk (This could be a pro or con).
3 of 5 people found this review helpful.
5+ 
10/17/2008 
3/29/2009
Review By: jonas Played: 37 Reviewed: 24 Exp: 5.8 Years
This review was updated on 8/10/2010
Pros: A fun course with challenging holes! There is a wide variety of holes that you will not get bored playing it a few times. There are a couple of holes with down hill shots that really let you air it out!!!
Cons: There is a variety of different types of baskets. Many of which are out of date or are being held together by duct tape. The chained baskets are holding up well, but the solid baskets are not.
There can be at times people walking through the park and with the course going along the path you may need to watch out for pedestrians.
There can be at times people walking through the park and with the course going along the path you may need to watch out for pedestrians.
Other Thoughts: Other then some of the baskets this is a real fun course! It is worth a stop!
0 of 9 people found this review helpful.
Pros: Good mixture of shots required to complete the course. Accuracy is required as is are putting skills. 4 of the holes are fairly open so most players can bomb without overthrowing. You will drive with putters and/or midranges several times. Aces are possilbe without being easy. A pretty fun course for a smaller park. The mixture of homeade, cones and Mach baskets make it feel like a walk through course history. Probably would be a good superclass course.
Cons: Many holes are pretty short with a pitch and putt feel to them. The last hole has a heavy weedbed near the cup. Avoid it or wear long pants. After finishing Hole 1 you walk across the fairway for the last hole, there is a long teebox for the last hole in the woods so be careful when walking across. The grass can get mushy if there was recent rain, many parts are in low areas. Signage is minimal at best and some baskets are in ill repair.
Other Thoughts: The northside parking lot is nearest hole 1. Most holes have 2 teeboxes. The locals that play the course are helpful if you are having trouble finding tees. Has an established league.
6 of 6 people found this review helpful.
Pros: There is a good assortment of holes that have elevation change, wooded holes, and distance on this course. As an added plus, it has two different kinds of baskets, some regular baskets and the rest are cone shaped baskets. This adds difficulty as shooting at the cones provides a new set of challenges ie you can't focus on a chain to hit.
The layout is constructed well enough that even if you are new to the course, it is pretty simple to find your way through it.
A wide variety of shots are used on different holes, there are no two holes that are alike. The one hole that is short enough for anybody to get an ace is a blind tee shot, so you'd have to get pretty lucky.
The layout is constructed well enough that even if you are new to the course, it is pretty simple to find your way through it.
A wide variety of shots are used on different holes, there are no two holes that are alike. The one hole that is short enough for anybody to get an ace is a blind tee shot, so you'd have to get pretty lucky.
Cons: The course was in pretty bad shape when I played it. The saucer type holes were missing wires on the bottom of them so they didn't really catch the disc, and some of them were tilted sideways by vandals of some sort. For this reason, I had to rate it 3.5 instead of a 4. If they did a little work on it, it would be a great course.
8 of 10 people found this review helpful.
Disappointing but could be nice
Pros: There are a few holes that require a player to utilize a few different shots.
Cons: Mach targets on some holes, cones on others... Where is the consistency???
If you've never played here before, you may find your way on the first 2 holes, but after that, good luck! Tees are not marked well at all...
If you've never played here before, you may find your way on the first 2 holes, but after that, good luck! Tees are not marked well at all...
Other Thoughts: This course has the potential to be decent but unfortunately needs someone with experience on disc golf courses and what makes them challenginge to give it some TLC.
1 of 8 people found this review helpful.
Revenge of the Hamburgler Baskets 
2-4 5/23/2008 5/29/2008
Review By: Texconsinite 
Played: 98 Reviewed: 76 Exp: 5.3 Years
This review was updated on 1/16/2009
Pros: Mostly Short to medium distance holes with some variety of obstacles and terrain thrown in makes this a great course for someone still working on distance, since accuracy is more important than pure D here.
Some creative and memorable holes, like the blind drive (more of a putt) over the crest of the hill. Only 150 ft, but trickier than distance makes it sound. Nice concrete tee pads. Weird baskets(see course walkthrough) will put your putting and approach game to the test.
Some creative and memorable holes, like the blind drive (more of a putt) over the crest of the hill. Only 150 ft, but trickier than distance makes it sound. Nice concrete tee pads. Weird baskets(see course walkthrough) will put your putting and approach game to the test.
Cons: Confusing markings, like wrong numbers sprayed on tee pads, and lack of hole signs, make it challenging to figure out the first time.
Also, the main challenge on this course is the baskets. The baskets are of mixed types. Some, on the first and last few, longer holes, are the typical Mach's we all know and love, but on the holes in the middle, there is a different animal entirely. Its an extra wide blue plastic top on a smooth metal upside down cone in place of the chains, with an extra wide basket very close under blue plastic. I call them the Hamburgler basket, because they look like something from an old McDonalds Playplace. Once you have played on them, you will appreciate chains sooooooo much more. An ultrasoft putter and good touch are vital to putting on these things. There is a veeeery narrow vertical slot to put the disc in (less space than the diameter of a disc), so aiming is crucial. Also, since the cone is wider at the top than the basket, it compounds the touch problem. This will NOT grab your disc, it will bounce off, and not into the basket. I found it nearly impossible to sink any putt outside of 10 ft on these things, so unless you have mad putting skills, just go for the layup.
Thus, though many holes are short, the goofy baskets (and variety of baskets) make them much more difficult, even frustrating at times.
Some baskets falling into disrepair, including one held together with wire and duct tape that looks to be from the early jurassic era. Baskets not consistently numbered, even for the ones that are, disregard the number, 50/50% its wrong.
Also, the main challenge on this course is the baskets. The baskets are of mixed types. Some, on the first and last few, longer holes, are the typical Mach's we all know and love, but on the holes in the middle, there is a different animal entirely. Its an extra wide blue plastic top on a smooth metal upside down cone in place of the chains, with an extra wide basket very close under blue plastic. I call them the Hamburgler basket, because they look like something from an old McDonalds Playplace. Once you have played on them, you will appreciate chains sooooooo much more. An ultrasoft putter and good touch are vital to putting on these things. There is a veeeery narrow vertical slot to put the disc in (less space than the diameter of a disc), so aiming is crucial. Also, since the cone is wider at the top than the basket, it compounds the touch problem. This will NOT grab your disc, it will bounce off, and not into the basket. I found it nearly impossible to sink any putt outside of 10 ft on these things, so unless you have mad putting skills, just go for the layup.
Thus, though many holes are short, the goofy baskets (and variety of baskets) make them much more difficult, even frustrating at times.
Some baskets falling into disrepair, including one held together with wire and duct tape that looks to be from the early jurassic era. Baskets not consistently numbered, even for the ones that are, disregard the number, 50/50% its wrong.
Other Thoughts: Good place to take beginners if you want to work on accuracy over distance. Hamburgler Baskets pose unique challenge. Not a park I would jump at the chance to play again, though.
13 of 13 people found this review helpful.
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