Recent content by Clumsy Fumbles

I've been wondering exactly how they determine what par is for a hole? I know yardage, terrain, slope and obstacles help but I want to know exactly how they do it? I've played some holes that were under 200 feet to the chain and some that were 725 feet to the chain and they both were par 3's.

4.00 star(s) Good and bad This park has nice Tee boxes, chains and rolling hills. Going to be a nice water hazard soon when park is complete. good technical shots. UPDATE: The park is done and the city has sprayed and gotten rid of a lot of the poison ive, oak and sumac. They have also cleared a lot of brush...

4.50 star(s) Fun in the Sun Multiple Tee boxes and chain positions. Always kept clean and mowed. Great signs at Tee Boxes. There's nice hills and trees with great technical shots. Some nice big rocks placed in nice spots. A beautiful park with plenty of parking The park isn't very big so there's a lot of...

4.00 star(s) On Top Of The Hill Has a great variety of technical and long open holes. The front 9 is where the technical shots are and these are mainly in the woods. The back 9 is where the nice long open holes are. Holes have nice long Tee boxes. Not busy at all. Only seen 1 other person playing when I've...

2.00 star(s) Riverfront Property This course is great if your a beginner with it being all flat and not many trees to get your way. You can really practice your drives here. Have only seen 2 other people here playing so no waiting on other people. (people running and walking on paths nut not in way) It's...

4.50 star(s) Best Around Town Lots of hills and trees but in just the right places to make some great technical shots. It also has a great variety of short and long holes with most holes having 4 possible chain spots. grass is always nice and mowed. Every hole has pictures on poles telling where the possible...