New Cement tee pads
New layout with longer holes
descent layout with the space given

Course has a few slight flow problems and long walks between holes.
Some tee boxes are too close to pin's or fairways.
WATCH FOR OTHER PARK USERS, fairways have paths on them.

This is not a bad course by any means, but it is not a "good" course either. No elevation and just enough trees on most of the holes to make it interesting.

Hole 1 tee's of right in front of the Kiosk with a nice turnover shot with the Tennis courts on the left.

2nd hold is on the other side of the tennis courts gong towards the creek. Wide open hole.

3 is across the creek and across the road and down the path. (not the longest walk on the course) It is a big hyzer hole over the small creek.

4's tee box is across 7's fairway. Watch out when you throw, #5's tee box is right where most players shots are going to fall.

#5, need eyes in the back of your head if someone is throwing 4. Longer hold down to a nice group of trees (crossing a sidewalk)

6 throws back along the sidewalk

7 has a double mando to keep you from throwing in other fairways

8 is going back towards the road, sidewalk on one side and the trouble creek on the other side.

Now for one of the longest walks of the day, across the street and down past the playground up near the homes. 9 has two pin placements, today it was on the left which makes it a fun low ceiling shot towards the creek.

10 is a nice slight turnover shot

11 and 12 are basically the same, just pitch and put holes with a low ceiling.

13 was in the left position so long straight shot with the business building on the right and a tree to go around on the left.

14 is either a huge hyzer shot, or low shot under the one tree between you and the basket.

15 is a nice little tunnel shot with the walking path around the basket.

16 throws down to the road with a nice group of trees

17 and 18 are boring no trees in the way making your way back to the parking lot area.

This course is well maintained and sits in a nice neighborhood park.
There is a decent variety of shots on this course from dog leg L/R to open holes, to low ceiling shots.
There are multiple pin placements to keep things interesting and the signage was adequate.
The course flows logically and there is a good mix of short, moderate, and longer holes here as well.
Many of the holes have good lines to be hit and you will need a variety of shots in your bag to be successful here.

This course is very flat with no elevation change.
Tees are rutting and are super slick when it rains.
The walking path comes into play on several holes so pay attention before you throw, please.
The grass in the drainage ditch/creek can be very thick so losing a disc isn't out of the realms of possibility.
The transition from 3's basket to 4's tee, 9's basket to 10's tee, and 17's basket to 18's tee was a tad lengthy and slows the round down a bit.

This is a course that is built next to a big drainage area/creek that runs on the the east side of most of the course. There are some holes that are Aceable here and getting birdies shouldn't be out of the question either.
Concrete tees would really help here with the footing issues and maybe these can be added in the future.
This is just a nice little park style course that will allow you to work on different aspects of your overall game. Its not a super technical course but it does have good lines to keep you interested.
If you are in the area give this course a play.

Excellent beginner/intermediate course to learn on, as I did a few years ago. Very fun course to go play when the weather decides to cooperate.

The course is predominately open in layout, with the exception of a few holes with tunnel or restricted shot lanes. Most holes are less than 300 feet, with the exception of 2, 6,7, and long 18, where one can air out the long arm.

Many holes can be aced, and almost all have.

The course is fairly simple with a decent amount complexity in a few places. Nowhere near as challenging as Hinsley a few miles north. Those of advanced level may find this course too easy in some aspects.

Concrete tee pads would be a nice addition from the soil tee pads, but costs are high for such an endeavor.

Due to the landscape, minor flooding can be found on basket 17 while some tee boxes can become a bit muddy after a rain event.

Pedestrian traffic and other park patrons will often unwittingly come into the fairway, and most are woefully ignorant that a disc golf course is even there.

This course is a fantastic park to learn how to play the game. One must be wary of the creek, however, as it has a tendency to eat discs if a player isn't careful in selecting their shots. This may become an issue on holes 2, 4, 9, and 18, as some lanes of disc flight may wander over the creek.

This is the course i mostly learned how to play on, so it's always fun to play for me.

The Longview Disc Golf Association has an Ace pot every other week here at 2:00 pm on Sundays.

- Mowed fairways, well maintained
- Good signage, easy to navigate
- Simple, but great for beginners

- Not a ton of challenge or interesting risk/reward situations
- Flat

- This course is what it is, a very good beginners course. If you are looking for a nice relaxing day in the park, this is a good park for it. If you're looking to really challenge yourself, this probably isn't the place to be.

It is a great course for aces if you take that "go for it" shot. Good shape for a public park and at least it is 18 holes and not just a run down 9 hole inner city park.

No real challenge. Not many trees or long holes. No elevation change at all. Could lose many discs in the creek that runs along most of the course. But I go get my discs. I aint scured.

Fun to play but would not make special trips without a carpool.

Guthrie park is very clean, there is more trash at most of the courses i play in Tyler, and it's amazing because the park wasn't covered in trash cans, it's just well kept. They could not have made it easier to navigate this course. In most cases, you can easily see the well marked tee box from the previous basket, and every hole has a sign with a map, distances, and par. The boxes you can't see, the directions are printed on the basket for where you need to go. Bravo to the boy scouts who set all that up. I went on a weekday so the park was not very crowded. The creek was flowing but not awful, only a couple feet deep it seemed if you lost a disc.

This course is not going to stretch your game. there are no really long holes, most of the drives can be conquered with a good hyzer, **update: a few holes have been moved to longer positions. pretty straightforward course layout. If you've played The Roc in Tyler, TX, this is very similar. There are some long distances between holes. Walking paths crisscross this course the whole time, so on a weekend you will have lots of waiting, Wednesday afternoon wasn't too bad though.

I'm not a pro, I haven't shot par on 18 holes anywhere. When I rate a course it's on the quality of the park, the teeboxes/baskets, and weather i had a good time or not. I had a great time at this park. I will go back and play again. If you really want a challenge, this isn't for you, but if you just enjoy a round with friends, head over to Longview. Oh, and eat at the Butcher Shop Bakery, it's a block from here and has really good burgers.
Played the course again after a couple years and this is a very well kept park, great course. I'm going to play this more often

this is a great course to learn to play on. It also is nice for a quick round at lunch.

Most holes present little challenge to an experienced golfer. Creek flowing through can swallow a errant throw on several holes!

I enjoyed playing the course during the 3 weeks I was in town I played most everyday during lunch. It was right around the corner from where I was working. Met some great guys from the area disc golf crowd to play with as well.