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Freedlander Park reviews
6
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A Disc Golf Graveyard
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Updated:
Played on:Jul 17, 2017
Played the course:once
Pros:
Very nice park with a large pool, snack stand, and a playground.
When it was playable, the course looks like it was well designed.
Next tee signs on every basket (if you can find the basket).
Two sets of tees.
-There's a few playable holes on the back nine, with #11 being the best hole on the course (That's not saying much).
When it was playable, the course looks like it was well designed.
Next tee signs on every basket (if you can find the basket).
Two sets of tees.
-There's a few playable holes on the back nine, with #11 being the best hole on the course (That's not saying much).
Cons:
This has to be the graveyard of disc golf...
-Every single fairway is overgrown with weeds, thorns, and poison ivy. Some holes have a "fairway" that's about 2 feet wide, with knee high "green stuff" to the left and right.
-I've never played a course where a good shot puts you in HEAD HIGH, that's right folks, HEAD HIGH grass.
-While all 18 baskets exist, some of them are completely blocked by weeds taller than the basket.
-Pretty much every tee sign is missing.
-Swarms of mosquitos at every turn.
-Slippery wood chip tee boxes.
-One of the longest holes on the course plays right next to backyards. If a throw cuts to the right, you're hitting a car or a house.
#17 is the worst hole I've ever seen in golf. The entire hole is poison ivy with NO path to the basket.
-Did I mention the 8 foot tall weeds?
-Every single fairway is overgrown with weeds, thorns, and poison ivy. Some holes have a "fairway" that's about 2 feet wide, with knee high "green stuff" to the left and right.
-I've never played a course where a good shot puts you in HEAD HIGH, that's right folks, HEAD HIGH grass.
-While all 18 baskets exist, some of them are completely blocked by weeds taller than the basket.
-Pretty much every tee sign is missing.
-Swarms of mosquitos at every turn.
-Slippery wood chip tee boxes.
-One of the longest holes on the course plays right next to backyards. If a throw cuts to the right, you're hitting a car or a house.
#17 is the worst hole I've ever seen in golf. The entire hole is poison ivy with NO path to the basket.
-Did I mention the 8 foot tall weeds?
Other Thoughts:
Seems like the locals have given up on the course. I thought the course was well designed, but the effort to keep it up isn't here. Baskets need to be put to a better use elsewhere, this place is an unplayable disaster.
