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Greenacres Park reviews
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weelz24
Experience:
31 played
1 reviews
Practice Course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:May 5, 2015
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
Nice course for kids or adult practice. I like the constantly clean teepads. Grass is maintained well and nice playground for the kids.
Cons:
Course isn't challenging by not having any obstacles but could get your first ace here
Other Thoughts:
I mainly use this course for mid range practice
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Tiny Little Pitch-and-Putt 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:May 21, 2014
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
This nine-hole course is in a small neighborhood park. The main attraction of the park is a nice splash-pad type water park for kids. When I was there several families were enjoying it.
With a whole lot of mowed grass left over, someone decided to install a nine-hole course around the perimeter of the park.
The baskets are double-chain and in perfect condition. The concrete tee pads are smooth and level. And each tee has a sign listing distance and par.
The course consists of nine short holes. Seven are under 200', one is 242', and the long one is 320'. The 320' hole is listed as a par 5, so here is your chance for a certain Eagle, or perhaps your very first Albatross!
Ample parking, nice restrooms, lush mowed grass.
With a whole lot of mowed grass left over, someone decided to install a nine-hole course around the perimeter of the park.
The baskets are double-chain and in perfect condition. The concrete tee pads are smooth and level. And each tee has a sign listing distance and par.
The course consists of nine short holes. Seven are under 200', one is 242', and the long one is 320'. The 320' hole is listed as a par 5, so here is your chance for a certain Eagle, or perhaps your very first Albatross!
Ample parking, nice restrooms, lush mowed grass.
Cons:
I think that this is the least interesting course that I've ever played. I'm a big fan of fun little 9-hole courses, but this one offers nothing except direct throws to the basket across mowed grass.
There is not one single tree or shrub in play, not a foot of elevation change, nothing. Just nine throws to a basket. Stick a basket behind a tree, for crying out loud!
There is not one single tree or shrub in play, not a foot of elevation change, nothing. Just nine throws to a basket. Stick a basket behind a tree, for crying out loud!
Other Thoughts:
This would be a decent course to introduce someone to the sport, or for youngsters from the splash pad to play on. But once you've played it once, you'll likely never see a reason to go back. It is that dull.
