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rwgatorfan
Experience: 3.7 years 29 played 18 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Very nice course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 28, 2020 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

This course is extremely well maintained by the Town of Cary. It winds around a larger park/complex with soccer and softball fields. Most of the holes are wooded, but a few are wide open. The tees and baskets are in great shape. We especially enjoy the huge drop in elevation on the 15th hole.

Cons:

A couple of fairways cross on the back nine. No biggie, but you have to be alert. It's a little confusing how the holes are numbered. Does the first hole even count?

Other Thoughts:

Love this course. It's both fun and challenging. Very playable for beginners. We've played it twice on Saturday mornings and have not had any problems with pace of play.
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Rastnav
Bronze level trusted reviewer
Experience: 55 played 12 reviews
1.50 star(s)

What a let down 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Aug 11, 2020 Played the course:once

Pros:

I read the generally favorable reviews of this course and was looking forward to a fun round playing with a work friend of mine. See the cons, but I think people who have reviewed this course favorably may not have played when other people were using this park. They were also almost certainly playing from the long tees.

Generally speaking, this is a decently challenging course. The lines are generally not unfair, with fairly wide fairways, but the rough is mostly brutal, being filled with a myriad of small tree trunks that really prevent much other than an attempt at a roller or something overhead.

If you are a lefty or a forehand player, you will love this course. If your favorite shot is a long, RHBH turnover, you will also view this course favorably. Most of the holes require some variation of a left to right shot off the tee. I think I counted three total RHBH hyzer shots off the tee. If this something you need to work on, or just like playing that shot shape, you will have a good time.

Cons:

There seems to be a great deal of wooded land in this park, most of which doesn't seem to have been considered when designing the course. It reutilizes existing open space for a great number of its holes, either entirely or in part. Even holes entirely in the woods on dedicated paths frequently cross over each other or have people doubling back to get to the next tee area.

Because this is a busy multi-use park in the evenings, one can see the issue. I remained in perpetual fear I was going to bean someone. I'm talking shots over sidewalks, shots over viewing areas for soccer fields, shots over roads, shots paralleling roads, blind shots using walking paths and stairways as fairways. If you don't get thrown into at some point in your journey, consider yourself lucky to have arrived at an off-peak time.

#8 long was the worst offender with a completely blind uphill shot thrown from a slight tunnel in the woods directly at a sidewalk and a soccer field. The grassy area that was the landing zone had people idly lounging watching the soccer practices. Someone WILL get hurt eventually.

Then there is the problem of the white tees (and the tee signs in general). Nearly every sign (that wasn't stolen or defaced beyond legibility) promised a white tee pad. In the early going of the round, we got a few clear short tee pads. But hole #4 should have been a warning. A rock thrown casually just into the rough off the fairway "marked" the short "pad", which did not exists other than as a mound of gravel, also nearly in the rough.

Things did not get better from there. The short tees basically did not exist and we stopped looking for them. 18 was the true capper, where the tee area should have been just a line painted on the sidewalk, but they couldn't even bring themselves to paint even that single line.

Add in the near complete absence of hyzer routes, or really anything other than some variation of turnover or forehand, and this course grew rapidly very stale and irritating for me.

Perhaps I would have had a completely different experience if I didn't feel rushed and crowded the entire time, but I have a feeling that is a very common experience unless you go during the day on a weekday.

Other Thoughts:

I'm sure that there are disc golf layouts that can fit comfortably into a large, busy, multi-use athletic complex, but this wasn't it.

Other reviewers I have a great deal of respect for, and generally agree with, have reviewed this course much more favorably than I have. This is confusing to me and perhaps the course deserves another look, but the experience I had was negative enough that I'm not rushing to go do this.

Perhaps if I was expecting it to be as crowded as it was, I would have had an entirely different experience. As it is, I remain deeply disappointed in this course.
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TheBigKahunaNC
Experience: 28.8 years 2 played 2 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Not my favorite 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:May 15, 2020 Played the course:once

Pros:

Great neighborhood course if you live nearby. Decent variety of wooded and open holes. The overall park is nice and well suited for families.

Cons:

Parking will be brutal during baseball season. Traffic in and out of the park on the roads surrounding and crossing the course is nonstop. No tee pads on several holes. I've seen a lot of comments here about the course being well marked. Maybe it was at one time, but now it's not. Several tees are hidden or really far from the last basket, with no signs to be found. We had to ask several times which way to go. I'm sure once you've played it a few times it's not an issue but for new players, you have to do a LOT of walking and guessing. There are no tee pads on several holes, and no signs for that hole either. We had to guess where the tee was supposed to be. The signage has either been vandalized or stolen on several holes. Too high a percentage of the holes turn right. but I guess this is a course standby feature these days. The road comes into play too many times for my liking. It doesn't help that the road was super busy. If I lived nearby I'd play it more, but for me, it's not worth a drive. There are way better options in the Triangle.
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krhampton
Experience: 2 played 1 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Great Little Course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 8, 2019 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Really like this course. It forces you to play a variety of shots. This course dries up from rain much faster than other courses in the area.
It is typically not crowded at all.
Very unlikely to lose a disc on this course.

Cons:

Some of the walks between holes can be long and might be difficult if to figure out where the next hole is if you haven't played.
No big open 400+ foot bomber holes. So if you really want that, this is not the course for you.
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zfish102
Experience: 12.7 years 68 played 18 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Good Variety 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Mar 29, 2019 Played the course:once

Pros:

Good variety of shots open vs. wooded
Wooded holes are forgiving if you get off the fairway
Good signs for the most part

Cons:

Couple of the tee signs were just scratches on a wooden post.
Long/short tees hard to distinguish

Other Thoughts:

Overall this was a great course to play. I wouldn't consider it a destination course but also would try to play it if I were close by again. Some of the tee pads were hard to distinguish for short/long tees but easy to navigate. I really appreciated that the wooded holes did not have thick underbrush that made you want to give up if you got off the fairway. Overall a great course!
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tyrothchild
Experience: 2 played 2 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Good course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Sep 5, 2017 Played the course:once

Pros:

Nice course, very spread out. Other amenities such as the park for kids and astro turf fields are awesome. A couple of nice open shots along a well maintained field. Starts and ends at parking lot.

Cons:

Signage is in need of update, I had to ask a couple people were hole 9 and 10 were located. Painted tee boxes are barely visible and some of the bushes need to be cut back.

Other Thoughts:

Had fun and will be going back.
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rvanderpool3
Experience: 18 played 2 reviews
3.50 star(s)

2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Sep 24, 2016 Played the course:once

Pros:

Not a high precision course. It is nice to play a course like this with all the tight courses in the area.

Well marked except for the transition from hole 7 to 9.

Good use of elevation. One of the tee pads is 30 feet (i think hole 15).

9 and 18 are close to the parking lot.

Beautiful course, fun to walk.

Cons:

Gets really busy during baseball games.

A few of the holes border sidewalks and roads. if you throw rhbh you will be throwing a hyzer over the road on 2.

No warning about fairways 4/5 crossing.
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Cripes
Experience: 19.8 years 22 played 7 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Fun Little Course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Sep 30, 2015 Played the course:once

Pros:

This course is in a really nice park and is well maintained. All the wooded fairways are mulched and the area is very clean. The signage is nice and helpful for finding your way around.

The course designer did a lot with the space available. All the holes are short but they have found ways to make them interesting. They have made good use the features available especially elevation changes.

Cons:

Several of the holes use the sidewalk as a tee pad. A few holes play right next to roads. There are a lot of right finishing holes which is good for adding difficulty but a little frustrating for RHBH players.

The transitions between holes tend to be fairly long with several being really long. I wouldn't always call this a con, but for a fun little short course like this it would be nice if it was easier to play multiple rounds back to back.
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KenanFlagler01
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 14 years 195 played 190 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Nice Hike, Tough Course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Sep 21, 2019 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Middle Creek is a solid course located in Southern Wake County. It's one of the most-played courses in the area in terms of organized league play. I have it at 3.0 for now, but once the next round of updates and additional holes goes through, making Middle Creek a 27-hole complex, I could easily see it jumping up to a 3.5 or even higher.

+ This is a mixed course, open and wooded, and one of the few that does both well.

+ There's a good variety of elevation, long and short holes, dogleg left and right, tunnels, open holes, and technical holes.

+ While very challenging and tightly wooded in spots, Middle Creek is a fair course. Errant shots can be punished with "natural OB" (including roads and public park areas, as well as tree jail).

+ Begin your round with "hole 0," the practice hole. Currently, holes 7 and 8 are pulled, so you're down to 16 holes. But hole 0 is a regular distance hole and fits in with the flow and character of the course. There's no reason not to play it. So, this gives you 17 holes, for now. Hopefully 7 and 8 and a new 9 holes will be added soon.

+ Hole 1 is a technical, wooded shot that you need to keep straight or finish slightly right.

+ Hole 2 is a fun one that tempts you to hyzer out over an OB park road. Obviously, you have to yield to cars and wait for an opening before you throw. It's a lot of fun to play the hyzer skip off the road, over the curb (hopefully), and right up to the pin.

+ Hole 4 is a short, sharp dogleg right. It's tough to do better than land just at the mouth of the dogleg. That will give you a circle's edge putt. If you get it any further into the mouth via skip or air, you're parked for birdie.

+ Hole 5 is uphill, straight to slightly right finishing. It's short, but plays longer due to the elevation.

+ Hole 6 is downhill, straight, and very narrow. If you miss the line, you can be punished with a tough kick.

+ Hole 7 plays from the sidewalk of a busy road, through a very narrow gap, finishing at an open green on the corner of the park road. If you make the gap and finish straight or to the right, you're parked for 2.

+ Hole 9 is a very challenging, long, wooded hole with the basket perched on a steep, grassy hill. Lots of risk/reward elements on this one.

+ Hole 10 might be the toughest hole on the course. After the long walk from hole 9, the #10 tee is on the sidewalk looking down on a very long and tightly wooded fairway. Getting it close to the green requires a accurate power. Off-the-fairway shots can be severely punished with bad kicks.

+ Hole 11 is a fairly easy, downhill hole. You just have to throw it straight. The fairway is pretty wide on this one, but miss your line left or right and you could end up in tree jail.

+ Hole 12 is more open than most of the back 9, but still tree-lined and technical. If you have an anhyzer shot in your arsenal, you'll love this hole.

+ Hole 13 is back in the thick of the woods. It's uphill and very technical. It's a fun hole unless you end up in jail.

+ Hole 14 is a short, dogleg right. Another technical one.

+ #15 is really unique. You tee off at the top of a steep flight of stairs, sharp hyzer to a blind basket. I've never played a hole like that anywhere else.

+ Hole 16 is similar to hole 14. It's pretty short, dogleg right and technical.

+ Hole 17 is a contender for signature hole. It's pretty open, but trees and mandos on the right force you to play the hole from left to right. But on the left is an OB road and street lights. If you have an accurate flick in the 250-300-foot range, that's the play. The green area is surrounded by OB roads and paths. Nice risk/reward hole.

+ I really like #18, which is a wide open 300' hole with the basket on a hill. It's a fun, easy way to end a pretty challenging course.

Cons:

While Middle Creek is solid course, for some reason I tend to skip it for Jones Park or other options in the area. I think this is more personal preference and the fact that I've played poorly here many of the times I've played.

- Very long walks in between several holes. The signage is good, so you don't get lost, but it feels like you're walking 36 holes to play 18. This is especially true right now with holes 7 and 8 missing. There's a long walk from 6 to 9 and another really long walk from 9 to 10. Lots of walking in between 6 and 10 with only one hole of golf.

- The fairways are very fair, but I think it skewed too much towards dogleg right fairways versus hyzer holes. (Hence why I get frustrated playing here as a RHBH player.)

- Crossing fairways for holes 4 and 5. And it's somewhat of a blind cross too. If you're teeing off on 4, make sure there's no one walking across the fairway from the 5th tee to the 5th fairway.

- This is an extremely busy multi-use park. Several holes are near busy roads (0, 2, 6, 17, and 18) and paths/pedestrians (the former #7 and #8, hole 15, plus holes 17 and 18).

Other Thoughts:

A solid Triangle-area course. Can't wait to see how the expansion turns out. Middle Creek could be a gem at that point.
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imnotgood
Experience: 6 played 2 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Good Not Great 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:May 8, 2015 Played the course:once

Pros:

The course is in great condition. Grass is well cut and the paths are beaten down nicely. The tee pads are large. Nice variety of wood holes (most of the course) and open shots that still require skill (i.e. 18). 15 is a unique and memorable hole.

Cons:

Not a long course. 3-4 of the tee pads are sidewalk and not a complete tee pad.

Other Thoughts:

Two tee pads on some of the holes. Sometimes a closer tee pad was marked on the signage, but didn't exist on the course.
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Aceman53nc
Experience: 18 played 2 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Brought along some new folks 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Apr 11, 2014 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Great for beginners, great short game shots on front nine, back nine has longer shits to mix it up a bit. Good place to bring wife with woodchipped fairways through woods and lots of concrete walkways. Well marked. Beautiful facility with restroom between 9~10.

Cons:

Need rubber mats or concrete pads for secondary tees. Some fairways cross as stated in prior reviews.
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ncgamedog
Experience: 43 played 1 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Too Easy for Intermediate Players 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Nov 23, 2013 Played the course:once

Pros:

Nice, clean, safe, uncrowded, well maintained, well equipped (benches, pads, baskets, signs), disc golf course. For beginners, this would be an outstanding place to cut your teeth, and I'm sure thats the intent of the layout after playing here.

Cons:

Basically a pitch-&-putt if you're an intermediate player. Could have left my bag in the car and played the whole course with a Roc and Ryhno.
The facilities are excellent, so the monotony of each hole was disappointing. But I suppose it could be worse, and if you need a confidence booster, there are about 10 ace runs on this course if not more.

Other Thoughts:

I hate to be too hard on this course, because obviously, some folks have put a lot of work into it to have a nice place to play. From a pure amenities standpoint, one of the best I've played!
But at the end of the day, I'd still prefer more of a challenge or some variety of shots.
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BuzzSharpe
Experience: 53.7 years 77 played 24 reviews
2.50 star(s)

I Like This Course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Jun 26, 2013 Played the course:once

Pros:

Well placed, numerous directional signs are very helpful, especially for first time players of the course. Great John Houck tee signs. Beautifully manicured, fairly wide fairways through the forest with wood chip mulch covering the dirt on many holes. All that mulch does make me wonder how many trees were felled for the course, though.

Cons:

My negatives include the one pair of cross over fairways and the couple of holes that tee off on sidewalks. Also, I hope that there are plans to lay pads where only rocks with red numbered tags are now.

Other Thoughts:

Though I've always been more of a fan of open courses, this is wooded course with well defined, fairly wide fairways which I will enjoy playing again. And I do wonder why the course description lists three tee positions.
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reposado
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 12.7 years 278 played 273 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Great course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Jun 4, 2013 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Middle Creek winds around a new, clean city park. There are holes that follow wide fairways through light forest and holes that open up onto nice-looking fields. The signs read two sets of tees, though the close tees are marked only by a numbered rock. The close tees are fun, but they won't provide much challenge. For the most part, golfers will be using the standard, far tees that are permanent, and placed by the signs. (The signs by the way, are some of the best around, showing the distance and par(though all are threes I think) and giving an excellent layout of the hole.)

For an easier course, there is a surprising amount of variety. Not only in coming in and out of the woods, but in the types of shots you will be looking to throw.

There's even a pretty awesome signature hole. 15 tees off from the top of a staircase. The green is directly below you, then to the left of the staircase. For many, this will be the furthest they will ever throw their putter. Because of the severe elevation change, it may be hard to judge when to hook left, but once you get it right, a birdie is very possible.

Cons:

A few times, holes run near/along roads and parking lots but they aren't busy streets. It also leans to the easy side and doesn't require the precision that a lot of triangle-area courses do.

It also can be crowded with some pretty large groups.
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Bgoulette
Experience: 12.7 years 4 played 1 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Good all-around course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Apr 18, 2013 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

* Close to my house :)
* Decent facilities
* Reasonably well-marked
* Multiple tees*
* Free to play

Cons:

* Close to roads on some holes
* Poor drainage, often "swampy" after even moderate rain
* Somewhat repetitive hole design
* Alternate tees are painted rocks that may or may not be where they should
* Bottles and cans strewn about

Other Thoughts:

This is course is really close by, so sometimes during lunch I'll just pop on over and throw some plastic. I definitely appreciate the convenience!

The cons I've listed are just to provide a better-rounded description, but I think this is a great course, and would be better if jerks would be considerate enough to pack out their wrappers and cans and bottles. I can understand occasionally forgetting your drink on the tee pad or something, but there are crushed cans and overturned bottles all over the place! And there are a handful of garbage cans located throughout the course (hole 14, in particular, stands out). There is now a practice basket just before entering the lane for hole 1, and they've added benches to a few holes (1 and 9 stand out, though I think there are more). As an added bonus, someone was kind enough to trace around their discs and create "disc chargers" on the benches :D
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nyrblue2
Bronze level trusted reviewer
Experience: 14 years 28 played 23 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Solid Community Course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:May 22, 2012 Played the course:once

Pros:

18 hole course located in a widely-used community park and sports (baseball/softball, soccer fields) complex.
- The course varies between wooded holes and some open ones - good variety for such a "groomed" park
- Easy to find, ample parking near hole 1, bulletin board/kiosk with helpful, descriptive course map (which I'm finding is too rare for my tastes)
- Restrooms a short walk from the parking lot (also on your way from hole 9 to 10)
- Clean, no trash
- Scorecards with map available
- Nice, new DisCatchers help visibility on the wooded holes
- Mulch/brick circles around some of the baskets as greens/10m circle
- Multiple tee pads on some (most?) holes for variety and/or beginners
- Tee pads are concrete and in excellent shape - they are flush and wider in the back for a nice easy run-up
- First time I've encountered Innova Platinum tee signs - these things are beautiful with an excellent hole map showing accurate features, next tee direction, par and distances for each tee - course map is of similar quality/design
- Good mix of woods as well as open holes and wide fairways
- OB in play on the right side of hole 12, as well as all park roads - water (small creek) barely in play on #3 and #6
- Good elevation changes for an overall flat area - holes 6 and 10 play across small valleys - holes 5 and 11 are downhill tunnels - holes 9 and 18 have baskets up on hills from the fairways down below - hole 15 is a short dogleg shot down a real steep hill (real concrete staircase with railings get you down to the bottom) - the elevation changes are there, but not grueling
- Baskets 9 and 18 bring you right back to the parking lot
- Overall a pretty low chance for lost discs - the woods aren't too thick on the front 9 nine and some of the back 9 holes (although, hole 10 was tight with many trees and hole 16 was a bit overgrown, I felt)
- Professional install - I'm sure the locals were instrumental with the design and they do a great job of upkeep, but it seems the town really poured some money into a quality, uniform installation (tee pads, tee signs, open fairways, etc.) - I even found on the town website that they had an engineered drawing that went out to bid for contractor installation
- A couple of these holes really stuck with me when I was done - hole #2 (although playing alongside a busy park road) was a nice fairly open shot, but some select trees and lightpoles stand in the way, along with the road itself as OB, hole #6 was a cool, short little hole across a little, vegetated valley, hole #10 was a tight window into a wooded fairway, hole #15 was a very unique layout, straight down a steep hill, then hard dogleg left to a blind ace run basket, hole #18 was a nice, open, welcoming finish across the grass with the pin up on a hill as a finale

Cons:

- A few holes run very near and alongside fairly busy park roads (#2, 17, 18 - even #6 could be trouble with an overthrown, errant drive) - had to wait a few times for traffic
- Long tee on hole 5 crosses fairway for hole 6 - have to walk across fairway 11 to get from 13 to 14 (careful of drives coming down 11 if your approach goes long on 13 and while teeing off on 14) - not optimal to have these interferences
- Although navigation is easy with the map, there are a few long walks from hole to hole (8 to 9, 9 to 10, 15 to 16, 16 to 17)
- Holes 16 (basket), 17 and 18 play close to one of the softball fields
- No benches or trash cans out on the course
- Scorecard only shows distances for one set of tees

Other Thoughts:

- Tee sign for hole #6 was missing when I played (hopefully it's been replaced) - tee location seemed pretty obvious though
- Came across a couple deer behind #15 basket
- When baseball/softball are going, you have the luxury of a concession stand

I found myself very torn on this rating. I was all prepared to give it a 4, as I had a great experience and feel that this is a great course - as you can see above, there are tons of "pros", in my opinion. The variety, tee signs, unique features (hole 15), etc. stuck with me after my visit. However, as I began to itemize my review, some of the cons were significant (frequent proximity to roads and crossing fairways) and have to be factored in. If this course were simply picked up and moved as is to someplace away from roads (and the 2 crossings tweaked a bit), I think my rating would instantly shoot up. I definitely hope to get back to this course sometime.
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alecfalzone
Experience: 13.9 years 174 played 13 reviews
2.50 star(s)

2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 1, 2012 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Navigation of course
Upkeep of grounds
Solid concrete pads when there are tees
Baskets are in good shape
Variety of holes (kind of)

Cons:

No opportunities to let loose
Throwing from sand or the sidewalk on at least 3 holes
The alternate tee pads are designated by rocks
Location next to the road is extremely inconvenient

Other Thoughts:

Having just moved from Iowa which have awesome courses, this course is highly disappointing. I did not use a driver once, the longest hole was like 310ft or something. First time on the course I shot a -5. If this is the most challenging course in the area I am highly disappointed.
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David5017
Experience: 12.4 years 5 played 2 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Great Course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 20, 2012 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Nice mix: bombs away on 8, 17, and 18. Some short placement shots, some tight fairways.15 is a fun blind downhill dogleg left - wow! Nice variety of up and down hills.

Cons:

Some fariways are right next to the road so watch for cars before you toss.

Other Thoughts:

Easy parking, good signage, easy to follow course. Bathrooms and drinking fountain between 9 and 10. They mow and mulch reguraly so it's always in pretty good condition.
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xb400
Experience: 28 years 36 played 4 reviews
3.50 star(s)

cool course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 18, 2011 Played the course:once

Pros:

wonderful course. I brought a first timer there and they had a blast playing. so it is challenging for all skill levels.

The baskets are surrounded in brick and mulch witch makes this course have a bit of flair. very cool

Cons:

Not much bad I can say about the course although down in the woods we almost got lost but soon found our way.

Other Thoughts:

the complex that the course is on is very cool and very well taken care of.
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logjammin
Experience: 26.8 years 32 played 12 reviews
3.50 star(s)

pretty nice place 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Apr 15, 2012 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Beautiful forest.
Well-defined fairways.
Good signs. Easy to find holes.
Challenging distance, but no extremely long holes.
Not much litter.
Friendly people at the park.
Some interesting elevation.

Cons:

Too close to the roads on some holes.
Basket 18 was on a hilltop right next to a road! My disc rolled all the way down the hill into the road.
Crowded park, with the baseball and stuff. The DG area was not very crowded, though.
Some blind holes, in the springtime.
Some rocks in the fairway, causing funny bounces and disc wear.
Some tees were just an unmarked spot in the dirt.
Hardly any holes had two tee pads, even though the signs indicated alternate tees and distances.

Other Thoughts:

This was an enjoyable round for me today. Some of my putts didn't go in, but it was such a nice environment that it didn't really bother me. A very relaxing place. Except for the holes right next to the roads.There were several of those. There is a long walk between 9 and 10. Go up past the baseball fields and to the edge of the woods, and tee off from the top of the hill. There were a few empty bottles laying around the fairways and I just picked them up. Found a putter belonging to Jason somebody, and the phone # on the disc was a "wrong number".
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