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Lake Preston Park reviews
6
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Should not exist 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Aug 27, 2020
Played the course:once
Pros:
+8 baskets
+Nice overall park with: giant playground, pool (under construction in 2020), camping, cannon, bathroom, baseball field.
+Ok place to practice and/or learn the game.
+Nice overall park with: giant playground, pool (under construction in 2020), camping, cannon, bathroom, baseball field.
+Ok place to practice and/or learn the game.
Cons:
-Missing 1 basket- hole 8 was MIA
-No tees
-No signage
-Extremely short- don't think a single hole was over 200'
-Played way too close to everything in the park. If anybody else is here, be very careful. Very dangerous.
-Can't see what number is on the faceplate of the basket until you are very close. The numbers are sunbleached.
-No elevation present.
-Not much for challenge here. Maybe a tree or two in the way here and there but between lack of length and obstacle, too easy.
-Baskets are single chain disc nation baskets.
-No tees
-No signage
-Extremely short- don't think a single hole was over 200'
-Played way too close to everything in the park. If anybody else is here, be very careful. Very dangerous.
-Can't see what number is on the faceplate of the basket until you are very close. The numbers are sunbleached.
-No elevation present.
-Not much for challenge here. Maybe a tree or two in the way here and there but between lack of length and obstacle, too easy.
-Baskets are single chain disc nation baskets.
Other Thoughts:
+They simply don't have the room in this park to safely have a disc golf course. It is a pretty small park already and it has a lot in it. The course weaves through the main area of the park.
+Maybe a 3 hole practice course would be more appropriate for a park/town of this size.
+The best way to play this course would probably be with a lid/ultimate style frisbee. That would keep the danger down and the challenge up.
+Don't come here unless you're a big time course bagger like myself.
+Maybe a 3 hole practice course would be more appropriate for a park/town of this size.
+The best way to play this course would probably be with a lid/ultimate style frisbee. That would keep the danger down and the challenge up.
+Don't come here unless you're a big time course bagger like myself.
