Best thing about this course is after you play it you generally feel very confident in your game since the longest basket away is under 300'. Lots of shots under 200' means that hopefully you are getting lots of birdie chances. Last time I was played there, the guy i was playing with nailed an ace and almost got another one on his next shot. That's right, back to back aces. He didn't get it but still, pretty sweet

the con of the course is also the pro of the course. The lack of technical shots and distance means that you can get away with throwing lots of the same shots and getting results that won't improve your game as much over time. Also the park isn't just for golfers. there's a large picnic area, water park area, jogging trails and the traffic can disrupt your game.

all around a course that doesn't need to be on a wishlist unless you want to see a card with lots of 2's on it!!

Centenniel Park in Hanford is another of your typical neighborhood pitch and putt courses. It starts in the right corner as you enter the park. There are two teepads per hole giving you the option of playing either a Rec course or a Super Rec course. There are no signs but they really aren't needed here. This is an ideal course for families, beginners, aging rec players such as myself or anyone just wanting to get a quick round in. There are plenty of chances for ACES. The baskets are older DGA models and showing signs of age but they catch well.

It was dry and quite windy the day I played so all the drainage ditches were empty and not a factor. There is a possibility of having the wind carry your disc over the chain link fence on #'s 5, 8 and 9.

# 6 is the longest hole on the course and it's just maybe 250' across a grassy area.

The course is what it is. That is, a fun little throw. Don't expect to be challenged! or especially motivated. Do go for those ACES! I guess during the wetter season, the water would add to the challenge.