Centennial Park reviews
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Bryan.kelly1
Experience:
14 years
44 played
9 reviews
Jayhawk Paradise 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Updated:
Played on:Mar 22, 2019
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
-Very well maintained
-New Red/Blue Dynamic Veteran baskets for easy visibility
-Large concrete tee pads
-New benches on almost every hole
-New helpful tee signs
-Trash cans
-Multiple pin placements
-Cart-friendly
-Practice basket for those waiting on a group
-Restrooms
-Plenty of parking on either side of the course
-Good use of land and elevation
-Variety of shots required
-Playground and picnic area perfect for family
-New Red/Blue Dynamic Veteran baskets for easy visibility
-Large concrete tee pads
-New benches on almost every hole
-New helpful tee signs
-Trash cans
-Multiple pin placements
-Cart-friendly
-Practice basket for those waiting on a group
-Restrooms
-Plenty of parking on either side of the course
-Good use of land and elevation
-Variety of shots required
-Playground and picnic area perfect for family
Cons:
-Very busy during weekday evenings
-Mud can be an issue in some spots
-Transition between some holes are a little bit long
-Restrooms were locked the last few times I played (perhaps because of the season)
-Mud can be an issue in some spots
-Transition between some holes are a little bit long
-Restrooms were locked the last few times I played (perhaps because of the season)
Other Thoughts:
Centennial Park is the most popular disc golf course within the city of Lawrence. The red and blue KU Jayhawk-colored baskets were a great idea considering the school spirit within the city. Navigation WAS a major issue until tee signage was installed. Playing this course recently, I've noticed how much work, time, and money have been put into this one. It is worth traveling thirty miles to play the 18 holes. It's recommended to come when traffic is light. Centennial Park easily earns a 4.5/5 especially considering the recent upgrades.
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RippH
Experience:
13.1 years
8 played
6 reviews
I wish this was my everyday course. 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Oct 27, 2015
Played the course:once
Pros:
Change in elevation is awesome. Besides the creek you really don't have many water hazards on the course. The tee boxes are pretty nice compared to others I've played on. You can grab some bbq at any point during your game.
Cons:
Make sure your driver doesn't fade off onto 6th street. Be sure to yell four when you're over by the sake park.
Other Thoughts:
The sticker tagging is kind of awesome.
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BlackAceKiller
Experience:
13.9 years
2 played
1 reviews
2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Mar 8, 2013
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
The course has a nice variety of holes. A couple over a small creek, up and down hills, flat, through trees and my person favorite over (really more beside) a skate park.
Very well maintained. No super tall grass, or overgrown bushes.
The course is challenging but not impossible. A great course to work on improving your skills.
Very well maintained. No super tall grass, or overgrown bushes.
The course is challenging but not impossible. A great course to work on improving your skills.
Cons:
The first time playing you can get a little lost trying to find tee spots and baskets. The second time is much easier.
Can be crowded and have to wait your turn on the longer holes. Most people let you play through.
Can be crowded and have to wait your turn on the longer holes. Most people let you play through.
Other Thoughts:
This is my favorite course. I live just a mile away and play it as often as I can and it never gets old.
I have never lost a disc, and it is not because I've never had a bad throw, it is pretty easy to fine because the park is well maintained.
I have never lost a disc, and it is not because I've never had a bad throw, it is pretty easy to fine because the park is well maintained.
