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Tenkiller State Park reviews
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Trip68
Experience:
7.7 years
31 played
25 reviews
Not terrible 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Feb 6, 2017
Played the course:once
Pros:
Tenkiller area has more courses than I thought!
We drove south on the east side of the lake, we saw one disc golf course in another park (Cherokee hills park) Near Park Hill, Oklahoma. It was on a Peninsula, so I want to come back one day and try that one...however this review is on: Tenkiller State Park.
Nice little course in the middle of Tenkiller state park.
Would be a great course for families camping there or renting a cab44in.
Some elevaction change with trees, woods and a water Hazzard.
Nice tee signs.
Quiet, beautiful surroundings everywhere.
We drove south on the east side of the lake, we saw one disc golf course in another park (Cherokee hills park) Near Park Hill, Oklahoma. It was on a Peninsula, so I want to come back one day and try that one...however this review is on: Tenkiller State Park.
Nice little course in the middle of Tenkiller state park.
Would be a great course for families camping there or renting a cab44in.
Some elevaction change with trees, woods and a water Hazzard.
Nice tee signs.
Quiet, beautiful surroundings everywhere.
Cons:
Natural tee pads (they are not bad)
Re-tire baskets were in decent shape, but some need re-leveled.
Not a course for experienced players. Newbies and/or families would benefit from this course.
Could get busy in summer.
Tee pads could use new landscaping.
Re-tire baskets were in decent shape, but some need re-leveled.
Not a course for experienced players. Newbies and/or families would benefit from this course.
Could get busy in summer.
Tee pads could use new landscaping.
Other Thoughts:
Not a bad course.
We try to stop and play any course we see...good or bad...despite the "reviews".
Moderately challenging with some short, some medium holes. No long holes.
Not a course for big arm drivers.
Re-tire baskets are a great idea, but they are quiet...you can't "bang the chains". But I do think it is a good way to use old tires.
Good course for beginners and/or families.
Big arm drivers should choose another course.
We went in the off season, had the whole park to ourselves.
Not a bad one-hour course if you wanted to get out of town for a nice drive and spend a weekend in a cabin or tent.
We went in dead of winter with 20+mph wind. We still had a great time.
Whole place to ourselves, nice park ranger met us and told us where to start.
I would go back if in the area, just becouse it's something different and beautiful surroundings.
We try to stop and play any course we see...good or bad...despite the "reviews".
Moderately challenging with some short, some medium holes. No long holes.
Not a course for big arm drivers.
Re-tire baskets are a great idea, but they are quiet...you can't "bang the chains". But I do think it is a good way to use old tires.
Good course for beginners and/or families.
Big arm drivers should choose another course.
We went in the off season, had the whole park to ourselves.
Not a bad one-hour course if you wanted to get out of town for a nice drive and spend a weekend in a cabin or tent.
We went in dead of winter with 20+mph wind. We still had a great time.
Whole place to ourselves, nice park ranger met us and told us where to start.
I would go back if in the area, just becouse it's something different and beautiful surroundings.
