Wide open fairways let you get out there and bomb your driver. The tee pads are also very nice and the course is very well maintained. I met the president and a couple other officers of the club up there and they couldn't have been nicer. I love playing here when I'm in town for a Braves game.

While having wide open fairways is fun, it doesn't lead to much of a challenge as far as shot selection goes. But that's hardly a complaint.

-Clean, safe park
-Friendly local players
-Well maintained
-Decent variety of hills and turns
-Not a ton of disc warping trees (some may consider this a con)
-Wide open: great for testing/improving your drive distance
-Very hard to lose a disc on this course
-Plenty of benches and trash cans
-New alternate basket locations on several holes!

-Goose poop
-No next tee signs (playing it once or twice should be enough to memorize the course)
-Holiday picnickers invading course
-Only one tee pad per hole.

This course is less than ten minutes away from my home, so I play it quite often. It may not be the hardest course, but when the wind picks up (and it often does) it really adds to the overall challenge. I love throwing bombs and this is a great place for that.

Playing at Lenora will guaranty you getting some exercise due to lots of walking. This is also a good park to start playing on, because it is very forgiving.

Update: Several holes now have alternate basket locations. I'm really glad that they added some alternate baskets, because it does add some needed variety to the course.

-very open and easy to get around.
-signage is very obvious and points you in the right direction to get you to a tee quickly.
-almost impossible to lose any kind of disc on this course.
-great place to work on every form of your golfing, from driving all the way down to putting.

-the pars need to be worked on. some are way to easy and some of them are just right.
-kinda boring set up of the pars. it goes a couple par 4s, then a couple par 3s, then a couple par 5s, then back to par four.

Well maintained. Beautiful Course. Wide Open holes. Great for Beginners.

Not very challenging. No real wooded holes.

Disc Golf purists may look down on this course but I still enjoy it. If you want a relaxing Sunday afternoon where you can go out and just launch your discs, you will have a great time playing this course.

One of the most scenic courses I've played on. Rolling grass hills and wide open holes, with a lake in the background and tall oaks surrounding the course. All concrete tee-pads and signs with hole number, distance and par written on them. Great esteem booster if you need one.

Not really any unless you prefer wooded courses.

If you are a beginning golfer play the par listed on the course. If you are an advanced golfer play the course as a par 54.

I loved how the course worked its way through a very beautiful park.

This course felt like one backhand after another for me. Not very many shots needed to score very well, just a good arm.

Park was very clean.