Chapman Park
Course conditions:
- Unplayable
- Bad
- Decent
- Good
- Perfect
Designed by Brian Peterson of NebDisc and local Pat Moore, Chapman makes the best of a small situation.
Although the park is not large, the course fits snuggly into the room it was given and will be a great place for beginners to learn the game. Most of the holes are short, but baskets are cleverly hidden between trees to add an element of difficulty. A fun place to stop on your way across the state if you need to stretch the legs!
This course is really only fully playable if nobody is using the ball field. Holes 6, 7, and 8 all make use of the ballpark area in some way. Hole number seven does not have a tee sign. Look for a board in the ground around the second base area in the ball field.
Although the park is not large, the course fits snuggly into the room it was given and will be a great place for beginners to learn the game. Most of the holes are short, but baskets are cleverly hidden between trees to add an element of difficulty. A fun place to stop on your way across the state if you need to stretch the legs!
This course is really only fully playable if nobody is using the ball field. Holes 6, 7, and 8 all make use of the ballpark area in some way. Hole number seven does not have a tee sign. Look for a board in the ground around the second base area in the ball field.
Year established:
2003
Multiple Tees / Pins:
No / No
Par Info:
32
DGCR SSE: [ ? ]
18.6
Rounds Recorded / Average Score:
9 / 25
9 / 25
Tee Type:
Grass
Hole Type:
Mach 5
Discs lost:
0
Misc. info.:
very cart friendly
Location
Local Directions:
Hwy 30; turn north at Pump 'N Pantry. Cross the RR tracks and curve left (west) on 9th Street. Turn right on Cady 2 blocks to park.
Latitude / Longitude:
41.024172, -98.159366
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