Top 5 nine hole courses you have played in your Home State

[srm_520]

Texas:

Terramont Park (Woodlands) = 3.5 Discs
Mason Park (Houston) = 3.5 Discs

Porter Park (Dallas) = 3 discs
Northside Christian Church (Spring) = 3 discs
Jim Mozola Memorial Park (Houston) = 3 discs

 

[b-mart]

I haven't played five in Washington, but here are the four I've played in descending order:

Howling Coyote - Bothell
Loutsis Park - Carnation
Northwest University - Kirkland
Ferguson Park - Snohomish

If we were using more than one state I would move Vance Park in Gresham, OR into second and replace Ferguson with Rockwood Central (across the street from Vance).

 

[kingjames1014]

I haven't played too many but here are my top 5:
1. Elwood DGC-Elwood
2. Cumberland Park-Fishers
3. Mt. Gilead- Mooresville
4. Biddle Memorial Park-Sheridan
5. The Masters @ Calvary Babtist- Plainfield (my home course)

 

[GLong]

maryland only has a handful of 9 holers and maybe 4 of them are worth playing. i think goucher college would qualify as the 'best' - nice baskets, concrete tees, and a great 18 hole safari layout with plenty of room to improvise with little pedestrian traffic

 

[pineappletrees]

I don't know of any 9 hole courses... I'm guessing that's a good thing.

 

[BraveThrower43]

Yep, another one for North Cabarrus.

1. North Cabarrus.
2. Wild Pine (would easily beat North Cabarrus if it had a smidgen of tees)
3. Bill Smith
4. Mint Hill
5. Beth Schmidt

Except for Uwharrie and City Lake that's all the 9'ers I've played I think. Wild Pine is soon to disqualify itself when it becomes an 18.

Yea forgot about wild pine...although it is soon to be an 18 holer:thmbup:

 

[discinsoldier]

michigan 9 holers

to be honest...before going overseas i only played one, but it's awesome

Bandemere Park, ann arbor, mi