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Stansbury Park reviews
3
0
2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Apr 12, 2019
Played the course:once
Pros:
- good quality signage
- quality baskets
- defined tee pads
- easy to navigate
- good rage of distances ranging from 300 to 600 feet with plenty of par 4s and 5s
- requires several different shots types
- quality baskets
- defined tee pads
- easy to navigate
- good rage of distances ranging from 300 to 600 feet with plenty of par 4s and 5s
- requires several different shots types
Cons:
- lots of holes crammed into a small piece of land
- I would imagine that I'd the course or park were busy that it would be a safety hazard
- A beginner could easily throw into a backyard of the surrounding houses
- I would imagine that I'd the course or park were busy that it would be a safety hazard
- A beginner could easily throw into a backyard of the surrounding houses
Other Thoughts:
A really fun course, but I'm not sure the layout is truly ideal for the piece of property.
1
2
thespeedokid
Experience:
9.5 years
110 played
34 reviews
Wide open 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Mar 13, 2015
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
Par fours and fives are always nice. Concrete tees. Really nice hole signs. Good course to practice long drives.
Cons:
Really really open. Almost no trees. Extremely flat. Very vulnerable to wind. Some of the par fives were kind of short. Some are unplayable due to soccer and baseball fields. (If people are using them).
Other Thoughts:
It's kind of an easy course if not terribly windy.
5
0
handsoffmt
Experience:
31 years
519 played
12 reviews
Long and flat 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Aug 6, 2014
Played the course:once
Pros:
Good long drive practice
Nice baskets
Clean, well maintained park
Teeboxes along path worked well.
Challenging holes
Nice baskets
Clean, well maintained park
Teeboxes along path worked well.
Challenging holes
Cons:
Completely flat
Short trees = no need for any shot shaping - just long drive after long drive
Hole 5 is too close to playground
Sometimes it was difficult to figure out which hole to throw to.
While park was deserted while I was there, I could imagine it getting crowded and unplayable.
Short trees = no need for any shot shaping - just long drive after long drive
Hole 5 is too close to playground
Sometimes it was difficult to figure out which hole to throw to.
While park was deserted while I was there, I could imagine it getting crowded and unplayable.
Other Thoughts:
This was an interesting course - Usually in a multiuse park like this, the holes are all too short. In this case, the holes were consistently long (shortest above 300 feet). I can throw long, and enjoy it, but some variety would be nice. I would think this course would not be much fun if you couldn't throw well over 300 feet.
The location and style of this park would allow for a fun beginners course, which this was not. The teeboxes were all painted on the paths that snaked through the park. It would be easy to add a second set of teeboxes more suited for beginners by painting with a different color or something. Using the same baskets, you could easily put in 18 holes <300 feet, doubling the interest in the park.
The location and style of this park would allow for a fun beginners course, which this was not. The teeboxes were all painted on the paths that snaked through the park. It would be easy to add a second set of teeboxes more suited for beginners by painting with a different color or something. Using the same baskets, you could easily put in 18 holes <300 feet, doubling the interest in the park.
