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Johnson Park reviews
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CDashMAN
Experience:
33 played
6 reviews
2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:May 18, 2005
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
great challenge and topography
Nice scenery
good hole variety
Nice scenery
good hole variety
Cons:
what most other reviewers have stated:
bad tees
poor signage
posts instead of baskets (baskets were destroyed or stolen over the years due to remote location)
bad tees
poor signage
posts instead of baskets (baskets were destroyed or stolen over the years due to remote location)
Other Thoughts:
If you want exersize during your round, this is a great course to play. Goes up and down hills. One nice bomber shot down a hill.
3
0
Gregory
Experience:
2 played
2 reviews
Hidden Gem 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Sep 16, 2009
Played the course:once
Pros:
Very hilly. If it's warm out bring some water. Good mix of shots. Some you need to bend. Some tees are in the woods and you have a narrow opening before it opens up. There are holes that you can air it out on. A spotter is huge on some holes. It's a long course. I think I walked about 2 miles total. This includes running back to the tee after spotting shots. Accurancy is big. But with help, newbies can enjoy it too.
Cons:
Tee's are very sandy. Do not wear good shoes. I got a few scratches from the bushes and had to remove all the cock a burrs from my shoes and socks. It would be big if the holes were baskets.
Other Thoughts:
Signage would help, but due to the paths, we were able to figure it out for the most part. Neither one had a map. It's a plus that not a lot of people play this. Not crowded and because it's located away from the main park, you don't have a lot of civilians there. If a "club" took over this park, and made improvements, it would be dynomite!
