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Hole #3 (Taken 1/2009)
3 / 200ft.
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Hole #3 Tee
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Reviews: 5
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Only El Paso option
Pros: It's a course. You'll get a chance to practice your drive on this one. That's really the only fun part of this course.
Cons: No tee boxes. You have to make them up or follow a local. The play goes over picnickers and soccer fields. There's no real terrain challenges to speak of.
Other Thoughts: There aren't any other courses in El Paso so it's better than nothing.
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No set course play Pros: I like the course but then I'm a beginner. It offers enough challenge and variation so that I can practice different types of shots. Good amount of tree cover.
Cons: No set course play. Lots of kids after about 4pm and congested on the weekends.
Other Thoughts: The course layout for download provides an optional way to play the course.
Better than it of been 
5+ 
9/16/2010 
2/15/2010
Review By: NWcityguy2 Played: 30 Reviewed: 5 Exp: 5 Years
This review was updated on 9/17/2010
Pros: Not much to put in the pro's section really. If you live close and need somewhere to practice it isn't bad. It has baskets and a few trees here and there.
I am updating year old review because I am back in El Paso playing here again. Now that I have progressed from a Rec player to Advanced I like this course more. If you are willing to create your own teepads there are tons of different lines to play with and practice.
I am updating year old review because I am back in El Paso playing here again. Now that I have progressed from a Rec player to Advanced I like this course more. If you are willing to create your own teepads there are tons of different lines to play with and practice.
Cons: Expect to see kids playing soccer where you want to throw. They are nice and when they find a disc you have just thrown they will throw it back to you so you don't have to walk all the way to it... Yeah :).
This course has nothing more than baskets. There are no teepads, tee signs or directions. Some baskets are placed very close to tables and benchs.
This course has nothing more than baskets. There are no teepads, tee signs or directions. Some baskets are placed very close to tables and benchs.
Other Thoughts: Now that the course in Las Cruces has a road built through it I would say this is the better course in the El Paso area. There aren't 9 baskets so expect to play to baskets 2-3 times to get a full 18 in.
Also, when it rains the park floods. Most baskets can still be played to, but there will be a small pond in the park and mud will get all over your discs. The grass can become sloppy, but still playable.
Also, when it rains the park floods. Most baskets can still be played to, but there will be a small pond in the park and mud will get all over your discs. The grass can become sloppy, but still playable.
Album Park 
Pros: The course is excellent if you like long, unobstructed shots. Not many trees in your way.
Cons: There is no map to the course. At least one basket is missing (hole #8). Crowded on weekends.
Other Thoughts: Baskets are not maintained and as a result, they are rundown, bent or missing.
The park itself is nice with a few trees.
The park itself is nice with a few trees.
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City Park Course
Pros: 9 basket course you play Counter clock wise and then turn around and play it the other way to make 18 holes. Nice layout that wraps around and through a city park. Some trees to contend with and OB side walks.
Cons: Very busy park on weekends and after school hours. No tee pads or signs. You will not be able to find your way around without a guide.
Other Thoughts: If you're ever in town call Tom Bussard, he installed the course and was a great guy to play some golf with.
1 of 2 people found this review helpful.
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