Pros:
-wooden tee posts have hole number and distance
-baskets and natural tees are in decent condition
Cons:
-two different seasonal layouts; spring is better than fall
-wide open holes with pretty much no obstacles
Other Thoughts:
This is a wide open practice course with an alternating layout between fall and spring, presumably since one side has soccer fields and the other has baseball diamonds. I played the fall layout and you have to backtrack from basket 1 to tee 2. Holes 3 and 4 use the tree line but they are still easy hyzers and the trees barely come into play.
Holes 1, 8, and 9 are the same in both layouts and holes 5-7 are shared but in a different order in each layout. So holes 2-4 are the only real difference. The spring layout gives less walking between holes and more challenging lines on holes 2-4. Either way, the course is pretty boring and as another reviewer said, barely better than throwing in a field.
A sign near tee 1 with a map of each layout and an explanation would make it a lot easier for first timers. There are other park users around using the playground or the fields for soccer, baseball, frisbee, etc. It's a decent place to practice if you live nearby but otherwise it's course baggers only. There are better options that aren't too far from here.
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