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Chief Joseph Park reviews
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Bare Bones at Best 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 15, 2019
Played the course:once
Pros:
+ Six identifiable tone targets, five of which stand up pretty well on their own.
+ Lightly spaced trees to shape lines around.
+ Large sign says "DISC GOLF HERE" on both sides!
+ Lightly spaced trees to shape lines around.
+ Large sign says "DISC GOLF HERE" on both sides!
Cons:
- No discernible tee areas, and barely any navigation info (no map, a few arrows point you in a general direction) so the layout is largely a choose-your-own adventure affair.
- Gravel roads traverse the areas between targets, and the "course" is located in a multi-use park, so it could be unsafe to throw if there are ever high traffic/usage times.
- Gravel roads traverse the areas between targets, and the "course" is located in a multi-use park, so it could be unsafe to throw if there are ever high traffic/usage times.
Other Thoughts:
There's not much to this course. It's just a handful of tone targets distributed around a general area. You can toss some saucers for sure, but it's not suited for formal competition or even use by very many people at one time.
When I played most of the disc golf area had been mowed, but 2 of the targets were in roped-off unmowed areas. One was possibly to swampy to mow after a fairly wet spring. Even the mowed portions had been well over a foot deep before the mow, based on the clippings that were still strewn about.
When I played most of the disc golf area had been mowed, but 2 of the targets were in roped-off unmowed areas. One was possibly to swampy to mow after a fairly wet spring. Even the mowed portions had been well over a foot deep before the mow, based on the clippings that were still strewn about.
