+ Evans Park is a pretty massive sports complex right on the outskirts of Hebron. The disc golf course is located at the back lot.

+ Great place to take a beginner to learn the sport. There's a few obstacles, but mainly open and risk free.

+ There's a few tough pin positions and some well placed trees to make things interesting. Right now a moderately high anhyzer shot will easily get around the immature trees, but I feel like that's cheating a little.

+ It's a fairly new course (2015) so the baskets and signs are in good shape.

+ Makes an easy to follow 9 hole loop around the back part of the park. There's defined fairways and paths so it makes navigation very simple.

+ Restroom and plenty of parking next to the first tee.

- Evans Park is another one of those "let's put a course here since and empty space" places. It utilizes all the trees and elevation within the mainly wide open space, but lacks fun factor that makes me want to return.

- There's no tee pads, took a tough slip and a minor knee injury on #7 trying to overthrow it around the trees.

- I'm not a fan of these types of tee signs. They rust quickly and are already tough to read in the first place.

I wouldn't say Evans Park is bad or anything, but it's not too good either. Not much thinking required, just rip the disc as far as possible. It's a solid use of the space, but the course is limited to what it is due to the lack of elevation and tree cover.

Nice little local course in a nice park
Fairways were mowed
No Trash

Kinda plain
Thin fairways with thick rough
boring land to work around

If you live in the area it's great that Hebron has a new little course. It basically plays down a slightly rolling field 150 to 250 foot holes and then works it's way back.

The land is very plain and they did about as much as you could do with it. If I had a complaint it would be the thin fairways coupled with the thick rough.

Sorry but I was kinda bored here. This course is a lot like glacier woods in plain city if you took out the wooded holes (No ticks as far as I know in Hebron though) If your new to Disc golf this course would be a good place to develop you skills. But if you have any experience at all you may wanna sit this one out