Chantilly Park has two baskets in a field.
- Nothing memorable here. You can practice putting and short approach shots.
- The park has a trail and a playground. Kids can play while you putt.
- Baskets are in decent shape.
- One thinks one of the neighbor's wanted their own practice baskets for putting but didn't want to pay for them themself. So, have the city pay for them instead.

The park is at the end of a dead end road. To get to it, you're parking in front of houses. To leave, you're either having to back into someone's driveway, or do a three point turn on a narrow road. Good luck if someone parks right on your tail and/or on the other side of the street.
- There aren't tees or any sort of marking. It's truly a practice area.
- You can putt back and forth from one to the other. You're topping out at 250 feet safely if you're throwing here.
- Don't go long or right on the one closer to creek. Who knows what's in there? More important, why is a basket that close to this area? You're not going to throw putts or approach shots. Who wants to be retrieving shots from mud/swampy areas during a practice outing?

Chantilly is perfectly unmemorable. I'm giving it a 2.5 rating simply because it's my belief that practice areas shouldn't be rated. And giving it the 0 (or 0.5) it deserves serves zero purpose.
- UDisc has two hole lengths listed. Someone(s) even went so far to create course maps for this. Sure....there is a course here (sarcasm font).
- The playground is in great shape. That's the highlight of this 'park.' It's really meant for people within walking distance. If not, why not at least put a cul-de-sac at the end of the road and make this more accessible for cars?
- Unless you live within walking distance, it's pointless to visit here. Especially now that Veterans Park is reopened, you're even going to get better practice work done there too.
- Go ahead and bag this one. Throw a couple putts from 50 feet away and say you 'played' this course.

+ Two baskets and a wide open field. Set up your own safari course, practice drives, and practice putting.
+ Beach volleyball court and playground also there.

- Not a great area. You have to park on a neighborhood street. Lots of construction going on around the park. The park itself is run down.
- Nothing much to it: just 2 baskets and a field with a few trees near the pins.

Don't travel here unless you're in the area anyway and will bag anything (like me). If you live near downtown Charlotte, this is a perfectly adequate practice area.