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Out of towner passing through and loved it! I had to pull up a course map a few times but felt like it was fairly easy to figure out basket positions and tee pad options. Played during the week and had the course to myself with a few families enjoying the park and some joggers, but otherwise it was empty. Some great scenery, cool local art, and nice use of the terrain where possible. Not too difficult but had some long ones in there and playing solo I tried to lose a few discs so keep your eyes on them. Thank you to whomever maintains this course :)
Fun course, 3x different tee pads, nice variety of holes, w/ trees, bushes, short & long holes. Holes for backhand and forehand. Only major downside is the amount of people aimlessly walking around the park, constantly in your way. Some lady (not homeless) was standing behind a dumpster today and my disc went slightly beyond the hole and hit her. She emerged and was like, “you hit me”. I didn’t even know she was there…who hangs out behind a dumpster?
Great Outdoors base lots of hiking trails if you decide disc golf is not enough for you. If you like disc golf this is a good place to chill. I'm personally not very well coordinated but it was something to do with the kids for free that was fun. I guess it's not a hundred percent free because you need to buy an actual frisbee or two. However it is fun nonetheless even if you just kind of are clumsy like myself. It gives you something fun to do for people of all ages and people with or without families. Plus I hear there's disc golf leagues in town so perhaps maybe you'll want to check it out and if you like it Join one. Have fun everybody
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