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Jones Family Bark Park reviews
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Minis Course and Practice Area Only 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 7, 2016
Played the course:once
Pros:
Full size practice basket on site with distance markers in the ground. Plus a driving range with two big concrete tees and distance marker signs out to 550'.
The mini course could be fun for kids and families. It is set-up well with concrete tee areas, good signs, and 9 little baskets.
The mini course could be fun for kids and families. It is set-up well with concrete tee areas, good signs, and 9 little baskets.
Cons:
In my opinion this is not real disc golf course.
Some may say a mini course is a way to introduce people to disc golf, but I disagree- disc golf is the way to introduce people to disc golf, so if that is your goal use the practice area and then just go over to nearby 9 hole Mundy park that is more suited towards beginners.
Some may say a mini course is a way to introduce people to disc golf, but I disagree- disc golf is the way to introduce people to disc golf, so if that is your goal use the practice area and then just go over to nearby 9 hole Mundy park that is more suited towards beginners.
Other Thoughts:
Again, this is 9-hole mini course. NOT pitch and putt for your mids and putters, but actually to be played with your mini marker. The baskets are tiny.
The practice area is the only thing for normal disc golf sized discs. Other than that, not worth stopping by, unless you like chucking minis.
The practice area is the only thing for normal disc golf sized discs. Other than that, not worth stopping by, unless you like chucking minis.
