The little three basket disc golf course at Landings Park is apparently the twin brother of the three hole course at neighboring Blue Grass-Kawanis Park DGC. They both have but three baskets and they are the homely, green, single chain homemade jobs. The grass here is a deep green color and very lush. The baskets are almost the exact same shade and are most difficult to spot, even from 225' away.

This fair sized neighborhood park has, the beside the lovely expanse of green grass, a picnic shelter, tennis courts, a playground and a walking path which circles the park. The park is flat with few trees. None of the the golf holes involved the trees.

The course is set up so there are three baskets and three hole signs. Each sign shows three tee areas. The tee areas are just grass with a front board. Hole 1 has A-B-C positions listed at 235', 191' and 158'. # 2's A, B and C's distances are 218', 195' and 165. Tee sign # 3 shows lengths of 190', 150' and 120'. So I guess you could call this a 9 hole course if you played the circuit three times around. If you played it six times, would that make it an 18 hole course? Or would it make you an idiot?

The ugly, green # 3 basket is set about a foot too low. It was already ugly, now it's ugly and short. Poor guy will never get a girl.

Three ugly baskets.

No tee pads.

No challenge.

No trees.

No elevation.

I don't see anyone but maybe a couple of neighborhood kids playing this course. Oh yeah, and the occasional course bagger. I guess it's nice that some developer recognizes the value of installing a disc course in his neighborhood parks but it's kind of a shame that he cuts corners with the baskets. They're a turn-off by themselves. Then you add the rec distances and total lack of challenge and that spells.......a 1.0 rated course!

Nice park

Three tees for each hole (if you can find them)

Tee sign poles to show where one of the tees is on each hole

Slight elevation change in play

Baskets catch better than they look

Only three short holes

Wide open with no obstacles in play

Home made eight chain baskets

Only one tee sign in place on date played

Grass tees with a 3' piece of buried railroad tie to mark each tee area

From what I can surmise, the City took six baskets away from one nine-hole course (Bluegrass Park) and made three three-hole courses in three different parks (Shadduck Park being the third) with each hole having three tees

Would be a decent practice course if you lived in the area, but only recommended for very serious course baggers