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Shelby Farms - Old Layout

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thepd2guy
Experience: 4 played 4 reviews
3.50 star(s)

2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Apr 12, 2018 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Well designed course with a good mix of technical and open shots. Even the longer bomber holes require you to navigate some obstacles. Also a good mix of must-get holes (for experienced players), bonus birdies and in-betweeners. I think your average intermediate player will shoot between even and couple under here which I think is an ideal difficulty for a course like this. There are currently temp signs on each hole which help ease navigation. I know new permanent signs are coming soon. Also, with the latest redesign, the course is easy to navigate and a new map either already is posted at the beginning of the course, or will be soon.

Cons:

This course is in a park so if you play during peak park hours, expect some human obstacles - some holes will be unplayable or will require you to move people to play. Some of the tee pads are heavily cracked or way too short - the club is working on getting new permanent pads for the course so I expect this issue to be resolved within a few months. Also, some of the baskets definitely "show their age" although none are unspeakable terrible. Good putts will be caught. In the summer, bugs can be an issue and a few holes, but you should expect that on almost any course in this part of the country - come prepared with bug spray.

Other Thoughts:

I have played this course as much as any in the Memphis/North Mississippi area. The local club and volunteers have made significant improvements to the course over the last year or so which should definitely be noted on dgcoursereview. Since October 2017, the course is no longer just a bunch of par 3's (it has gone through a significant redesign since the pics on this site were taken). It is a par 59 course with a good mix of 3s and 4s. The course is simple enough for ams/beginners to have a good time while still tricky enough for pros to be entertained.

Overall, I enjoy playing this course, as do most of the locals. It serves its function well. It is not really a championship course, but it is good enough for smaller tournaments and casual/league play. Would recommend playing for out-of-towners, but not over Bud Hill or MAM.
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SWIBC
Experience: 7.9 years 24 played 12 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Could be a gem of a course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Sep 24, 2017 Played the course:once

Pros:

Fun layout, once you figure out the route
Challenging holes with variety of shots, multi-pins
4 holes in woods add variety
lots of walking and beautiful terrain.

Cons:

navigation is tough, baskets mismarked, no current map available, missed the 4 wooded holes until I found a local.
Baskets showing their age. Field for most holes could use some trimming, make an obvious fairway.

Other Thoughts:

Tips for the 4 holes in the woods, at #3 basket, go up the path behind the basket (north) to play the four wood holes all short holes and you come back out around #4, actually #8 now
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vicarofvhs
Experience: 9.1 years 27 played 5 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Good Course, Tricky Navigation 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 18, 2017 Played the course:once

Pros:

Shelby Farms Park is a big, beautiful park; the course plays out over an expanse of lovely rolling (presumably) former pasture land.

Plenty of long-ish holes, a good place to really open up on your drives. Also a few more technical shots.

The fairways are well maintained, and the course seems kept relatively clean--not much litter to be found, which is nice.

Cons:

Course layout has changed, making it difficult to navigate for a first-timer without local help.

Mostly wide-open, which makes some of the holes a feel a little repetitive.

Teepads are way too small for the distance on most holes

A couple of damaged pins, still playable but could cause added difficulty.

Other Thoughts:

This was my first time playing Shelby Farms, and I was impressed with the beauty of the course and the park in general. However, navigation for a first timer was extremely tricky. A course map at the first tee would be very helpful, as would indications on the teesigns of the direction to the next tee, but neither were available.

Some teepads do not have signs and are not easy to see from the previous pin. I found out later that the course layout has changed from the photos posted here, with new holes added in the woods after hole #3. I missed these holes and played the "old layout." However, since some (but not all) of the existing teesigns have been renumbered for the "new" layout, I got lost several times looking for the correct next number.

Finally, the teepads are very short, and runups from beside or behind are not always possible due to terrain. It looks like some work is being done to lengthen a few of the pads with bricks laid behind them, which will help. But not much of this had been completed when I played.

I did like the course and would love to play it again knowing the layout a little better, or with a local to show me around. With some navigational aid it would be a lot more friendly to non-locals, and a lot more fun.
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Rookie
Experience: 2 played 2 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Nice course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:May 17, 2014 Played the course:once

Pros:

Nice variety of holes, some terrain changes, water hazzards.

Cons:

Some of the locals were not friendly.

Other Thoughts:

My overall experience in Memphis was wonderful. Six month contract job, met some great people and made lots of friends.The day I took a friend who was visiting from the islands, it started raining before we reached the 12th hole so we left. We were having fun. As we were leaving the parking area, a disc flew over our car, a young male flexed his bicep at us, and we caught the stink eye from two groups of young people. It caught me off guard and it hurts but that is life.
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hc33brackley
Experience: 8 played 4 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Course needs a major upgrade 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Oct 4, 2016 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Beautiful location set in the middle of Memphis' Shelby Farms.
Good variety of holes (left to right, right to left, some elevation change) including one that is close to 500 ft.
Largely pretty well maintained.

Cons:

Not enough parking at hole 1.
*It is no longer an 18 hole course.* They have removed three baskets, (admittedly because they were in terrible shape) but it has been over 6 months and there is no improvement.
All holes are basically par 3s.
Occasionally, high grass makes it difficult to locate discs in the fairway.
Some poison ivy in the rough.
None of the tee pads are big enough.

Other Thoughts:

I love this course... but with all of the improvements that have been put in place at Shelby Farms, they need to put some into this course.
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NothingButChain
Experience: 14.5 years 10 played 8 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Go for the Disc Shop, Stay to Play the Course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 18, 2014 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

-Disc shop located nearby in the Boat House that offers nice selection of Innova and Discraft discs.
-Good signage and tee pads
-Decent variety in distance and finesse shots
-Park is very nice and offers things for the whole family
-Baskets get moved around from time to time which adds variety

Cons:

-Lot of holes are wide open which can make it very hot to play during the summer and take some of the difficulty out of the course.
-A few of the holes seem to have unrealistic pars
-Tee shot on first hole has high susceptibility for losing discs in the woods
-Decent distance from interstate in high traffic area, makes getting to the course somewhat difficult.

Other Thoughts:

My main reason for visiting the course is to purchase discs at the boat house. It is one of the only places I have been able to find in a reasonable distance for me to find Discraft discs, and the selection of colors and weights is very good! The course itself is a decent place to try out drivers that you purchase, since the course is mostly open (avoid using a new disc on first hole). Allows you some time to learn the discs.

The course itself isn't anything that special. It is fun to play on occasion, but I don't think I would enjoy playing it on a regular basis.

Overall, the experience is very good. Would recommend visiting the shop to buy discs and then play the course afterward, but wouldn't travel out of the way just to play the course.
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lowrie4
Experience: 36 played 21 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Shelby Farms 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:May 4, 2014 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Good course design. A solid variation of hyzer, anhyzer, and forehand holes with some great elevation changes throughout the course. Mostly open holes with a lot of space for big drives. This course heavily favors those who can throw far. A more enjoyable course for beginners than others in Memphis because there are fewer trees to hit than on some of the more wooded courses such as Shelby Forest or Bud Hill. Shelby Farms also has some other great stuff on property, so this is a wonderful course to play if you're looking for a fun afternoon.

Cons:

Because nearly every hole is open the course can get a bit repetitive, especially for those who cannot throw +350. Lots of easy par threes with only a few birdie opportunities. The wind can also get crazy here because it is so wide open.

Other Thoughts:

A fun course to play when mixed in with other courses around Memphis. This course provides a more wide open course than others, and thus provides some well-needed variety.
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c_a_miller
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 11.9 years 299 played 207 reviews
2.50 star(s)

2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 14, 2012 Played the course:once

Pros:

-The course is set in a huge park with rolling hills and plenty of space to throw your big drives.
-There were concrete tee pads at each hole, they were small but small pads are better than no pads.
-The baskets were in great shape and could easily be seen from each of the tees.
-The course utilizes the elevation present for shots off of hills, being from the Houston area, I can appreciate good hilly courses.
-The locals were extremely courteous and helpful. They were probably the nicest people I had ever met out at the course.

Cons:

Navigation is a mess. I came out and played the first few holes until I noticed that I was shooting at the same basket another group of guys were shooting at in a completely different area. They explained that people were using the "old" layout that were marked with little flags instead of playing from the tee pads.

I can understand if the course wants us to play from the "old" layout but there should be some sort of sign at the beginning of the course should specify where players should be playing, it becomes problematic when you have two groups of people shooting at the same hole from different areas.

17 out of 18 holes were wide open shots with no obstacles. It can become very boring, very fast.

Other Thoughts:

Even without the navigation mess this course is still not up to the same level as Johnson Road Park, it is too repetitive and there are no obstacles. If there were some trees planted and given time to grow and with the distance already there this course could become a great course for the Memphis area until then this is a very forgettable course and comes in second place behind JRP in Germantown.
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byebyebirdie
Experience: 12.1 years 29 played 6 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Not great, not horrible 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 3, 2012 Played the course:once

Pros:

Open course on moderately flat terrain. If you're the player who likes "grip & rip" courses then this is for you. On most holes there are hardly any trees or other obstacles between the tees and the baskets. Considering the very open layout the holes are not too long (most between 350-400ft). Two pin positions for each hole make it fun for both amateurs and more advanced players. Course was clean and grass was cut at a nice height. Has parking near the first hole, porta potty, and a covered shelter.

Cons:

Not much variation. After 2 or 3 holes you'll have a good feel for what to expect for the rest of the course. I stopped at the Visitor's Center and was shocked to find they didn't have a map of the course. You would expect a visitor's center to have a map or more information on the course. Some holes have missing signage and the tee boxes are very short compared to what I am used to. Three of the baskets were gone when I played (either stolen or being replaced), making the holes unplayable. Thankfully I made friends with a local who was nice enough to show me around--otherwise, with no map, 3 missing baskets, and limited signage, I would've had a hard time trying to find several holes.

Other Thoughts:

Not great yet not horrible either. If you have only a limited amount of time there are better courses in the Memphis area to play (check out Johnson Road Park). If not for meeting a local I probably would've gotten very frustrated trying to find holes that weren't even playable. Probably a better course to play in the fall or spring when the sun is not as intense considering there is very little shade.
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Memphis Newbie
Experience: 12.3 years 33 played 22 reviews
2.50 star(s)

hate 2B a hater 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 3, 2012 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Nice Signs
Love the visibility of Discatchers, especially on long courses.
Multiple pin placements keep course more interesting.

Cons:

Several holes are a tee pad and a basket separated only by a vast expanse of grass. While I enjoy the chance to open up and throw a long drive, this is incredibly difficult to do on a 4X8 teepad if you have any kind of a runup on your drive. The combination of long holes and short teepads ruins this course in my opinion. I hate to be so critical because I am a local (albeit a new local who has only been playing disc golf for 6 months) and I have done nothing to contribute to this course.

One other con is that during the winter and spring there is almost always a very strong wind at this course.

Other Thoughts:

When the weather cools off I would like to organize a work party with the local DG club to extend some of the teepads. I really do appreciate the work that has gone into this course. The signs are top notch, many of the holes are interesting, and the grassy rolling fairways are picturesque. I have had a lot of fun playing here.
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bjreagh
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 27.6 years 350 played 317 reviews
2.50 star(s)

2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Mar 18, 2012 Played the course:once

Pros:

18 holes spread out in gigantic multi-use park. Concrete tees and baskets. Mostly open with hazards consisting of a few trees, some elevation, and some seasonal water hazards. The design did a nice job of incorporating the existing land and flow was logical with the holes being nicely spread out.

Those that are looking for a place to let drives rip will like the room to work shots on most holes. Newer players will also be able to enjoy not having to throw perfect shots off the tee as there is room for error.

The day I played was a beautiful, sunny, warm Sunday afternoon and the park itself was super crowded, so I was expecting a long line just to tee off, but that wasn't the case. There were several people playing disc golf, but the groups were spread-out and well-paced, which was nice because I was playing solo and never had to wait, and seemed to be a result of good course design.

Cons:

A lot of openness. Most of the challenge here was just in length. Baskets in a wide open field with no obstacles are boring to me, especially when there are lots of holes like this. There was a lot of repetition in how I played the holes- 1) throw as far as I could; 2) easy approach 3) tap in for a par, then repeat. This course does not require a wide-variety of shots and discs.

My favorite hole was #1- I got to the tee and saw the nicely worn dirt fairway between all these trees forcing a tunnel shot through the shadows to a basket shining in the sun surrounded by lush grass, and I thought "this course is going to be awesome." Unfortunately that got my hopes up and gave me false expectations as the rest of the course was unlike #1. The other 17 aren't horrible, but it is kind of a let down to have the first hole as the best and almost out of place.

The tee signs that existed were very nice, but some were missing. Without signs and a map, the openness makes it hard for first-timers to visualize where the next hole is and where it is going. Though the course is mostly in its own section of the park, one hole was blind over some picnic tables, the busy park road bordered a few holes, there were people walking down fairways, and I even had an older lady decide to sit down and take a rest on hole 12 (funny because that hole's purpose is to give you a choice of going right or left, but I was forced to go right as I didn't want to throw at an old lady!)

Other Thoughts:

Overall, this is a nice, clean, friendly park with a course that can be enjoyed by almost anybody. About half the holes are pretty good, whereas the other half are just a tee and a basket in a field. I wouldn't discourage anybody from playing here, but if you looking for more of a challenge, there are other options in Memphis.

Shelby park is huge (picnicking, fields for ball, lake with paddle boats, kite and r/c plane flying areas, real live buffalo to see...) a whole lot more to do than just disc golf. It is also easy to get to from a couple of main highways.

Memphis is in Shelby County, so don't confuse this course and park on the southside with the Meeman-Shelby State Park courses in Shelby Forrest on the north side. Many of the locals I talked to shorten the names of one or both places to just "Shelby" which was a little confusing in discussion.
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blabbee
Experience: 13.8 years 5 played 2 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Fun Course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Apr 22, 2012 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Alot of open long shots. Some challenging shots as well. Very hard to lose a disc on this course.

Cons:

Not enough trash cans or places to get drinks.Alot of trees to hide your disc if you hit a tree.

Other Thoughts:

My most played course. Everytime im in memphis i play there.
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AdamE
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 20.5 years 264 played 143 reviews
2.00 star(s)

2+ years

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Mar 21, 2011 Played the course:once

Pros:

This course is in a large, beautiful park with an area devoted exclusively to disc golf. It has concrete tees and multiple pin positions. The tee signs are nice and list the distance to each basket. I really like that unused sleeves were marked with a 3 foot tall white pipe. This allows you to more easily figure out which position the basket is in.

The course is very long with only a couple holes under 300 ft and roughly half of them over 400 ft. A lake comes into play on a few holes and a stream on another one, depending on the pin position. There are a couple nice shots that force a turnover and a few fall away greens that add to the challenge.

Cons:

With the exception of a few holes, this course is basically wide open and boring. To make matters worse, so many of the holes are long par 3's where you have little chance of getting a birdie, but getting par is easy. It's just long drive, short approach, putt. Even with the water in play, there really isn't any risk reward here.

The tee pads are only 8ft long. On your typical course this isn't really a con for me, but it is when you're throwing for max distance on most of the holes.

A number of baskets are bent, but still usable; looks like they've been hit by the mowers.

Other Thoughts:

Overall this is a nice course to practice long drives, and despite its length, it's not a bad beginner course since it's so wide open. But the complete lack of risk/reward and wide open spaces make for a rather boring round.
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carrioke
Experience: 14.6 years 36 played 7 reviews
1.50 star(s)

No big guns? Stay at home! 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Jun 12, 2011 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Concrete tee pads, signs, few water hazards, unlikely to lose a disc, multiple pin positions

Cons:

TOO LONG!! Too wide open - if there is a light wind everywhere else, expect 10-15 mph shifting wind on this course. Very few skill shots. No benches. Bathroom @ hole 1 only. Garbage @ hole 1 & 16 (& close to 12)only.

Other Thoughts:

This is a "Throw as hard as you can every single time and hope for par" course. Very few holes offer women or beginners a chance to par much less birdie even in the short positions. Pictures updated 6/2011 but not hole information.
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boonestock
Experience: 28 played 1 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Creative and long 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Dec 3, 2010 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Let me start by saying that the new layout is a vast improvement, so don't pay too much attention to the older reviews. It is an excellent redesign that makes the most of the terrain. Plus, they have done some much needed work on the course infrastructure. The new tee pads are crucial, and the signs are clear and accurate and make it much easier to spot baskets off the tee and navigate the course.

This course has nice rolling hills, but not very many trees. Thus the old layout was basically just one long open shot after another. Now they have made much more creative use of what's available to create some great hyzer and anhyzer shots. Be sure to bring your long game! Also, it is practically impossible to lose a disc out there unless you toss it into the water, so its generally a forgiving course.

Cons:

As mentioned, it could use more trees. Also, while long is great for some of us, it would be nice to have some short but technical shots for beginners. As is, there is not much to get in the way of a bad drive. They go all the way, whether to the basket, or to the ditch.

The tee pads are a little small and a couple are already cracking up. They will probably have to replace them soon. Also, it can get a bit crowded and peanut gallery-ish out there, but that is not the course's fault.

Other Thoughts:

Shelby Farms is planning a multi-million dollar revamp over the next several years including planting over one million trees (it's a really big park). We will see what is in store for Shelby Farms disc golf in the years to come.
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Warhammer
Experience: 13.5 years 3 played 3 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Shelby Farms 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Oct 21, 2010 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

The course makes good use of the terrain it is on. This is a very good course for new players as there are few opportunities to lose a disc. It is forgiving in that fairways are typically open to one side. Approaches and putts present more of a challenge for newer players. It is very easy to get to from anywhere in the Memphis area.

Cons:

Once you are experienced, the course will play fairly easy. The wide open fairways mean that you can make mistakes without having to pay for it. It can get crowded, especially on a nice day. There are no benches, bathrooms are limited, and there is no water on the course.

Other Thoughts:

As a new player, I enjoyed this course much more than Johnson Road Park. I didn't feel like a mistake was going to result in a lost disc. With the wide open spaces, it gives you a chance to try things without worrying about water, hitting a tree, getting lost in the woods, etc. This is a heavily traveled course so you will get your share of rude players, but also your share of nice players who are willing to give or take advice.
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dirty8224
Experience: 14.7 years 13 played 9 reviews
3.50 star(s)

long tall sally 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Sep 5, 2010 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Nice course. Pretty scenery. Let's you pull out the big gun, ON EVERY THROW.

Cons:

LONG.
VERY LONG.
VERY VERY LONG.
One of the baskets was halfway hanging together when I played it because some tractor had ran into it. I think it was hole 14 or something like that.
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Bikeknut
Experience: 16.3 years 29 played 2 reviews
2.00 star(s)

New course layout 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:May 16, 2010 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

The new holes create much needed challenges. There are great shot varieties now. Great way to get a tan?

Cons:

Hot,hot,hot! No water, little to no shade, no benches, no directions to next holes, and lots and lots of walking back and forth. The tee pads are so short they are almost worthless. Hate to say it..but the natural teepads allow more run up without falling off the end. Could be a great course with a few more modifications.

Other Thoughts:

I know the guys were trying to improve the old course..and they did a good job....as far as golf shots go. I played it for the first time this weekend...and was completely lost. There were multiple baskets with wrong numbers in the same field..(you could see them from one of the teepads)..pick a basket? any basket?
The old layout could be played in a little over an hour...this extra long hike takes ALOT longer...pack water and a snack.
UPDATE...played four more times with the newer layout...still a major disappointment. The game is supposed to be fun...not a bit of fun on this course. Come on guys(designers...I know who you are) you can do alot better..if not tear it up and start over..the bad layout can be corrected. Anyone like to play golf in a pasture?
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volmed10
Experience: 15.2 years 18 played 3 reviews
4.50 star(s)

New Layout, New Teepads, etc. 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:May 4, 2010 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

New Layout - Prior to the change, every drive on this course was pretty much identical.... straight and long. Now, the are 5 anhyser holes ranging from ~280' to ~450', 3 hyser holes, and the rest are straight but long. Longest hole on the new course is 504', uphill, with a ~10 change in elevation. The new course is much longer, and also definitely more difficult than before. I know that it has already made me a better player when I've gone to other courses.

The new layout plays the terrain very well, with some holes that cause you to think, "Are you kidding me?"

Teepads - FInally! The new teepads are great. Before, some of the "mudpads" would become so slick that you would actually have a difficult time driving from a stand still without slipping. Great addition.

Cons:

Teepads - A little small. Only 4-8' I know it's a small gripe since we did not have them before, but a little larger would have been nice.

No Trash Cans - There are only 2 spots for trash.... Hole 1 and Hole 16. More should be placed to help with overall trash disposal. The course is very clean, but it would be nice to not have to carry trash for up to 15 holes before throwing it away.

No Benches or Water - not all courses have these amenities, but they are nice if available. Water would be great for the steamy 100 degree summer days.

Marked Baskets - The baskets have been moved from their original positions, so that the basket for the new Hole 15 still has Hole 5 in place. This has let to big problems with the flow of the course, as new players that do not know the course are constantly playing the incorrect layout. I've told about 2 groups per round the correct directions due to confusion.

Other Thoughts:

Temporary signs are in place, and permanent signs will be soon to follow.

Overall, this is now a great course. There are still a few things that we are working on adding (signs, basket labels, etc), but it is still a much welcomed change from the old design. If you live in the area or will be traveling to it in the future, I highly recommend visiting this DGC.

Edit: I have changed the "Hole Info" section to indicate that Hole 6 also involves a potential water hazard that depends on the recent rain/water level of the pond on hole 7. For instance, yesterday and today, the water from the pond was ~3-4 feet from the basket on Hole 6.
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docepting
Experience: 1 played 1 reviews
4.00 star(s)

New Concret Pads! 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Apr 12, 2010 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

New Concret tee pads and all new course layout. Finally have signs so beginners are well directed. A little harder than the previous layout. Friendly fellow disc golfers. Its not super crowded so hardly no waiting to tee off. A lot of money has been put into it so more improvements are to follow.

Cons:

Horrible after a rainy day. No trashcans. Hole numbers on the baskets are wrong so dont follow what is labeled on the baskets.

Other Thoughts:

I play here more than any course in the Memphis area(I live in Lakeland, TN). You'll need a real strong arm for this course for the holes are real long. (longest one is over 500ft.)
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