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Hidden Meadows Park reviews
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DerekTonn
Experience:
46.9 years
2044 played
35 reviews
Wide Open and Long 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Feb 7, 2015
Played the course:once
Pros:
1. Good baskets.
2. Easy to navigate.
3. Good length (averages over 365 feet/hole)
4. Informative tee signage (though the old DGA decals, so not the greatest).
2. Easy to navigate.
3. Good length (averages over 365 feet/hole)
4. Informative tee signage (though the old DGA decals, so not the greatest).
Cons:
1. Other than hole 2, the course is basically wide open.
2. Tee areas (natural) aren't great, with them being uneven. Easier (and a little safer) throwing off to the side of them.
2. Tee areas (natural) aren't great, with them being uneven. Easier (and a little safer) throwing off to the side of them.
Other Thoughts:
This is my least favorite type of course to play (WIDE open...no real challenge other than length). Some players will love that, and it's fine for what it is. But if you're looking to be challenged to throw a wide variety of shots, look elsewhere.
2
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cgstarry
Experience:
10.9 years
29 played
3 reviews
Fields o' Fun! 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 14, 2013
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
1) Mostly wide open.
2) Not very busy.
3) A good place to bring younger kids.
4) Decent use of elevation and a small wooded area.
5) There are hole maps at each tee box.
6) Very nice baskets.
2) Not very busy.
3) A good place to bring younger kids.
4) Decent use of elevation and a small wooded area.
5) There are hole maps at each tee box.
6) Very nice baskets.
Cons:
1) Fairways are mowed weeds.
2) Variable gravel / dirt tee boxes.
3) A low somewhat swampy spot connecting holes 4 & 5. To be fair we have had some heavy rains lately.
2) Variable gravel / dirt tee boxes.
3) A low somewhat swampy spot connecting holes 4 & 5. To be fair we have had some heavy rains lately.
Other Thoughts:
Wanted to mention that all baskets are there! I am glad we checked this one out and would go back to try out a new disc. We played it through twice. There's a sheltered pavilion, trash cans and ample parking near a single goal basketball court and the oddest baseball field I have ever seen. (Trust me.) Worth a shot if you're in the area!
2
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Yep, Meadows. 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Nov 17, 2011
Played the course:once
Pros:
All the basic elements of a complete course - signs, tee pads, baskets. Good flow. Used all the land and features available. Easy navigation, just look around for the next sign. The whole area was well-mowed.
Cons:
Tee pads are small and made of crushed rock, with a board across the front. Some tee signs are so close to the teeing area as to get in the way. Not a lot of shot shaping.
Other Thoughts:
Basic disc golf. The tee is here, the target is there - throw at it.
If Elm Creek Park Reserve had a baby, this might be it. It's mostly an open meadow with just a bit of elevation, so the potential was limited. However, they did what they could, with a blind shot, a curve into the woods, a shot out of the woods, power poles in play on a couple of holes, and quite a bit of distance for a green-level 9-hole course.
The park is open until 10 pm, and it would be rare to lose a disc, so night golf may be this course's specialty. But keep it quiet; elementary school kids are asleep next door.
If Elm Creek Park Reserve had a baby, this might be it. It's mostly an open meadow with just a bit of elevation, so the potential was limited. However, they did what they could, with a blind shot, a curve into the woods, a shot out of the woods, power poles in play on a couple of holes, and quite a bit of distance for a green-level 9-hole course.
The park is open until 10 pm, and it would be rare to lose a disc, so night golf may be this course's specialty. But keep it quiet; elementary school kids are asleep next door.
