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Greenfield Lake City Park - Front reviews
3
0
Nice play of 36 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 12, 2019
Played the course:once
Pros:
-Nice baskets (made by someone locally, but as nice as any that can be bought) with the hole number in metal on top
-Decent layout (you play 18 or easily play all 36)
-Good map, available at the sign in the parking lot
-Grounds kept in very good shape
-Mostly away from other activities in the park
-Decent layout (you play 18 or easily play all 36)
-Good map, available at the sign in the parking lot
-Grounds kept in very good shape
-Mostly away from other activities in the park
Cons:
-No tee pads or signs on the course
-No benches or garbage cans
-Rough is a little punishing (especially when I played mid-summer)
-No benches or garbage cans
-Rough is a little punishing (especially when I played mid-summer)
Other Thoughts:
An interesting course set in a local park with a lake. The water only comes into play on a handful of holes. Some terrain and a fair amount of trees adds to the interest. All par 3s, some could be par 4s on other courses. Mostly straight forward lines. A great place to work on your technical shots. OK for new players, but could get a bit long if you play all 36. I enjoyed my round here and would consider going back.
8
2
dustbuster232000
Experience:
23.9 years
30 played
10 reviews
Greenfield Lake City Park 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:May 26, 2010
Played the course:once
Pros:
Beautiful park with two winding eighteen hole courses
Cons:
Short holes, most all under 200 feet as well as antiquated baskets.
Other Thoughts:
While this was a nice walk through a park most holes are easily played at half power with a putter. Upgrading this park to more modern holes and a longer eighteen hole layout would draw more players. Park was deserted today save for one DNR employee. Course map available at town hall from the information I recieved.
