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wellsbranch250
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Experience: 10.2 years 652 played 631 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Shady Pines, With Extra Shady-ness

Reviewed: Played on:Sep 18, 2023 Played the course:once

Pros:

(2.243 Rating) A pines course with 18 tees and 9 baskets.
- GAMEPLAY - To me the best thing going for Morehart is the gameplay. It's woods golf with fairway options. Some may argue that a few lines are too poke and hope, especially from the back tees. Many of the basket placements are guarded and require some thought on how to attack correctly. There are some multiplay holes that can be reached by bombers that have divine luck. The front 9 seemed most ideal for MA3s, while the back tees will intrigue MA2s. Those who hate heavily wooded courses will disagree with me pro-ing this aspect.
- NAVIGATION AND SIGNAGE - There are some hits and misses on this category, but the nice course map posted by the parking lot, partially forgives some of my grievances. The map appears to be too scale and has distances and pars listed. I laughed at their goof on the par total. They tallied a par 57 with four par 4s and 14 par 3s. The tee signage is nice too, but a quarter of it was missing for my fall 2023 visit. No directional cues between holes, but all one has to do is look at the map if they'd taken a picture of it.
- AMENITIES - In addition to the signage, there are adequately sized concrete tees and DISCatcher baskets. So, the basics are covered well here. Plus, there are a handful of benches spaced throughout and a practice basket. The park also has a shelter with picnic tables.
- QUICK PLAY - I logged 27 minutes on the front tees.

Cons:

A solid course overall, with only minor blemishes.
- 9 BASKETS - Morehart is billed as an 18-hole course, but it's really a two-tee, nine-fairways course. The shortest tee per hole is numbered 1 thru 9, and the longest tee per hole is labeled 10 thru 18. It didn't fully feel like 18 to me, but if I lived near-by, I'd likely throw both loops routinely. I did appreciate that a majority of the long pads felt different and often used different lines.
- SHADY - The park felt somewhat abandoned, despite some nice aspects. There was a tricked-out pony car in the parking lot getting numerous 2-minute visits by other cars. It did not feel safe even in the middle of the day that I was here.
- NATURAL BEAUTY - I scored this aspect a touch below average, but I should have had it slightly above average. There are some issues holding it back. The park setting is moderately to heavily wooded tall pines with constant mild elevation change. Maintenance is lacking unfortunately, and there was a lot of trash present. The issues could easily be rectified if the City decides to invest in some upkeep and police presents.

Other Thoughts:

On paper and in pictures, Morehart is a solid 2.5 typical course to me. Unfortunately, there are enough correctable issues that I've dropped it to a 2.25 ratings tweener. Hopefully the City is able to make some adjustments and get this place shining again. Anyways, considering the shady-ness factor, I would not recommend throwing here solo. Perhaps there are less issues early in the morning when the clowns are still sleeping. Could be good for small leagues if they can establish a base of 8 to 12 consistent players. The course reminded me of places such as Chapman Pines in Huntsville Alabama, Hindman Park in Little Rock, B Cordell in Fayetteville NC and Henry Horton South of Nashville.
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vicarofvhs
Experience: 9.1 years 27 played 5 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Fun Course, Once You Get the Hang of It 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Feb 10, 2018 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Good use of limited land available. 9 baskets, but 2 teepads per basket for a full 18 course. It's not just "long" and "short" versions of the same hole either--the different placement of the teepads give each "hole" it's own lines and look, with a nice variety of shots to challenge all levels.

Usually not that crowded, and with the exception of holes 3 and 12, well removed from the other use areas of the park.

Tall pine trees are challenging obstacles but with very few low, grabby branches, so if you hit your line you will be rewarded.

Pretty flat, good for carts. A small creek running through the course has wood pallet crosswalks to keep things accessible.

Nice benches on many of the holes.

Cons:

Ignore the distance/par on the tee-signs, as they're mostly outdated or just flat wrong. This is a Par 54 or 56 course, with only holes 13 (approx. 520 ft) and 18 (approx 600 ft) approaching the Par 4 level. (Our local clubs always play it as par 54 for simplicity.)

Navigation can be confusing if you're not familiar with the 2-tees/1-basket layout. Print out the DCGR course map or take a local with you and you should have no problem.

The walk from Hole 2/11 to Hole 3/12 is a long one, clear across the park to the restrooms/softball field. Also, if a ball game is going on, crowds sometimes encroach on the hole 3/12 tees. However, I've never had any trouble asking for a little room to take my shot.

The tees 4/13 along the power line ally were taken out when work was being done there. Literally picked up, moved to the sides, then moved back. 4's tee is in rough shape, but you can tee off from the ground beside it. Also, this area gets really sticky-muddy after a rain.

A little more trash than other courses in the area, sadly. Lack of trash cans around the course exacerbates this.

Other Thoughts:

Though this course has its issues, it's probably my favorite course to play in Little Rock. The variety of lines and shots required mean it's always a challenge, and the layout makes good use of the land for some really fun golf. Moderately wooded but with a few more open holes, so it's got something for you whether you like to be technical or air/roll it out.

Either a bonus or a detraction: the shorty Hole #1 (approx 120 ft) is probably the most-aced hole in Little Rock. :)

I'd love to see this place get a little TLC, as some new (accurate) tee signs and pad repairs would do a world of good. A course map on site wouldn't go amiss either.

Still, if you're in the area, I'd recommend giving Morehart a chance.
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lowesengineer
Experience: 42 played 3 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Course Has Changed 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Nov 4, 2017 Played the course:once

Pros:

I have played this course before and it has changed drastically. It has become a fun course to play which is very different to the prior layout. This new layout will challenge your game.

Cons:

One thing they did not change and I'm not sure what they would do to fix it is the proximity to the softball fields. When games are going, the people park all up in the way of several of the holes that run along that area.

Other Thoughts:

This course has really changed drastically and I really enjoyed it. I live in Texas and come here to visit my kids. I will be coming to visit more often. Great job to whoever changed this to the new layout.
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SWIBC
Experience: 7.9 years 24 played 12 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Out of the Way, but good course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jan 29, 2017 Played the course:once

Pros:

Technical course, built on 9 holes with 2 tees each, long and short
few long holes to bring out drivers but need to find lines and be accurate.

This is a challenge course and if wind is blowing adds to it.
Lots of trees and pin places are good

Cons:

This is not a Par 65, maybe a stretch at 56/57
#18 is 600 ft, so good Par 4

The measurements do seem off on many holes.
Course is off the beaten path

Other Thoughts:

fun course but it is a hike for most to find it
Par and Distances need to be fixed.
Long walk from #2 to #3.
Maybe they will utilize the entire park and add 9 more holes and make a big loop versus 2 tees.
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LL_NiO
Experience: 14.2 years 21 played 12 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Morehart 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 10, 2016 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Parking is good. Baskets are fine (not perfect but they do the trick). I like a lot of the shots out there and I think for the size of the park they did pretty good. I'm always a fan of 9 hole courses putting two tee pads for each because it's just much more fun to make 18 with 18 different shots instead of just playing the same 9 twice. Pretty decent variety and that includes distance and a few easy birdies as well. In all honesty, I don't understand one person that says hole 1 was hard to find. It's literally right next to where you park and it is the very first thing you see entering the park. I think finding your way around the park (except hole 3) is pretty easy. Sort of out of the way kind of course so you never run into much disc golf traffic so you can always get games in no problem. I've heard folks complaining about kids because there is a school right across the street but I have never had any issues what so ever in the 4-5 times I have played.

Cons:

Lots of folks here say that the walk to 3 is ridiculous. It's a bit far but I don't mind the walk as much as I do the lack of direction it gives you to get there. Hole 4 and 13 (I think it's those two) are kind of annoying because there is always construction going and there are no tee pads or signs. My biggest beef with the course, and most golfers beef too, is that the course claims to be much higher par than it needs to be. Not one hole there has any justification at all being a par 4. The course should be a 54 par and nothing more. Lastly, but certainly not a deal breaker by any means, the course is in an odd spot. Not really convenient to get to from anywhere.

Other Thoughts:

I personally really enjoy the course. The park is not very big and they did really well designing it with the room they had and it seems to not conflict with others who enjoy the park for things that aren't disc golf. I'd really like someone to come in and clarify (and change the signs) the ongoing debate about what the course par should be but besides that I love the course. I just play it as if it's 54 because it should be. Burns Blue has not one par 4 on it and Morehart is no where near as challenging.
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mikeo
Experience: 33.8 years 3 played 1 reviews
4.00 star(s)

confusion 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Oct 24, 2014 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

No trash, Grass was cut, I felt safe walking by myself through the pàrk, Nice seating at most of the tee's, parking was good.

Cons:

Down the pipeline, Hole # 4 same as hole # 13 were under construction, and not playable, needed yellow tape or a sign ( under construction ).

This course is very confusing, finding the next tee was impossible for the first time player...

Needs a bulletin board at the first tee.

Other Thoughts:

I like this course, it's not for the beginner player, if you need to practice around trees this is the course for you, Trees, Trees and more tree's

Just as you turn in the park your passing hole # one on the right.

Mike in East End.
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NPCTour
Experience: 19.8 years 18 played 4 reviews
5.00 star(s)

The real deal 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Nov 18, 2012 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

This course was designed for the advanced players who are ready for the challenge of longer holes that are hard to reach in just one throw, mainly on the back 9. The green areas are not surrounded by crouded limbs, trees, and brush that will not reward your great shot to the basket. When playing this course, you find yourself having to use multiple shots from backhand to forehand. Long drivers to midranges. The elevated green on #7/#16 is unique and has that risk reward putt.

Cons:

This current land provided only gave 9 holes available into the park. The use of the land seemed to be maxed out. Trash is on the ground due to the general public. The grass isn't cut as often in most parks due to the low budget of the city.

Other Thoughts:

There is another 9 hole design that is in the works to make this course a well played and well worth your time park. Once the circle is complete, you will be able to play 18 fantastic holes in Moreheart Park and this course will become one of Little Rocks best courses to play.
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c_a_miller
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 11.9 years 299 played 207 reviews
2.50 star(s)

2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Oct 11, 2012 Played the course:once

Pros:

-18 concrete very long tee pads.
-There were trees on every hole to the point where there are big risk/reward type shots but there were not so many that it became overwhelming
-There are bathrooms and a cold water fountain right next to Hole 3/12
-The park does not seem busy or gets a lot of traffic so you basically will have the whole park to yourself.
-The locals are kind. I met a guy who offered to play with me and show me around
-Two holes, 4 and 13, were long straight aways that allows you to rip a big drive

Cons:

-The course has nine baskets with 18 tee pads. It circles around the park twice. The back 9 are simply just longer front 9 so the shots became very repetitive. I realize that there was no way to fit 18 baskets in a park like this but the extra nine tee pads seems a bit over the top.
-Without a guide this course would be very confusing, I drove around the park looking for the first tee until I gave up and just started at the 3rd hole. There is a long walk from the second hole to the third hole that is very easy to miss if this is your first time playing here.
-The area around the park and some of the individuals in the park were on the shady side, it would not be a place I would like to hang out at night.

Other Thoughts:

I was passing through Little Rock and decided to play here because it was right off i35. This course is very forgettable and as no wow factor. If I ever find myself in the Little Rock area this may be one I skip and go to the other courses that I hear are a lot better from the guy I was playing with.

Still the baskets are in the ground and 18 tee pads there really is not too much to complain about.
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Madmoojuice
Experience: 18.8 years 20 played 7 reviews
2.00 star(s)

First impressions not good 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Apr 14, 2012 Played the course:once

Pros:

- Not many places to loose a disc.
- Shaded
- Park for the kiddies to play

Cons:

- 2 holes play one basket.
- Indication of where 1st hole is located is lacking
- Unkept grounds

Other Thoughts:

We got to the park and our first impression right off the bat was the high grass throughout the entire park, even around the play areas. We drove to a few parking areas and made an (albeit small) effort to locate hole 1. Walking a few holes to determine the start indicated that there wasnt a very logical progression of holes. The general feel for the place, combined with no clear indication where the course started, as well as the lack of logic all led to a very quick determination to move to the next course.
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cream
Experience: 18.8 years 9 played 9 reviews
3.00 star(s)

2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Jul 30, 2011 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Very generous on what you can shoot for par, signs for each hole, concrete tee pads, shady, few places to lose a disc, nice mix of fade and draw lanes.

Cons:

Not well maintained grounds: trash and not mowed or cleared, 9 baskets for 18 holes, poison ivy, very long walk between a couple of holes.
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Donovan
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Premium Member
Experience: 37 years 300 played 187 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Double Dipping 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:May 3, 2011 Played the course:once

Pros:

This course has some nice tall thin trees on most all of the holes allowing an opportunity to look for some multiple lines. There are a few clever basket placements and nice concrete tee pads. There is some slight elevation, but nothing too dramatic. The signs are the simple white and green colored metal signs that show the view of the hole and footage; they are in great shape. They also had a few arrow signs to help you find your way. This park has trashcans and restrooms. The park has great parking and a playground not in play of the course.

Cons:

I'm not a fan of 2 tees (front and back 9 tee pads) sharing the same 9 baskets. It is however, not too bad here and it is nice that this was a way for this course to become 18 holes. Some of these holes did seem completely different and some were just plain longer for the back 9. It isn't too bad with the trees out there. It almost makes the disc selection change on every hole. So this is kind of a neutral thing in the long run. The walk from hole 2 to 3 was bit much, but it turned out to be needed to fit the course in here. There are quite a few walkers and people driving around the park. The walking areas between the holes could use a bit of clean up to get rid of the thorny vines and so forth. The only real navigation trouble I was having was actually finding holes 1 - 3 the rest is not too bad at all.

Other Thoughts:

The Fun Factor at this course was not bad. There were enough holes where I had to work a disc on the hole and manipulate the disc around trees that made it fun, without the feeling like it was too tough. This is a decent place to play despite having to share baskets with the front and back 9 holes. I would play here again as it is a fair choice.
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arkansas_banjo
Experience: 13.5 years 7 played 3 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Morehart? 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Mar 11, 2011 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

the different tee pads on each hole changes the way you play each hole so you can play 18 fairly easily without getting bored. Fresh mulch is usually around each basket which is nice. Good change up in distances ranging from 200ft to 600 ft.

Cons:

The walk from #2 to #3 is a little walk not bad just different from the rest of the holes. The parking area right before #3 is usually covered with condoms, beer cans, etc and shady vehicles are usually around there

Other Thoughts:

Good course just needs cleaned up a little I usually pass this one up to go to Hindman Park
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LookIhitAtREE
Experience: 13.6 years 47 played 11 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Lots of length variety... 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Mar 8, 2011 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Plays in an easy circle for the most part, with two pads per hole. Made to be played as 18 holes by playing the shorts and longs consecutively or just 9. Big variety of layouts and lengths from short shorties to very long. They keep fresh mulch around the baskets which is nice, and it is usually pretty dry due to a drainage creek in the middle. Nice, new tee pads and great signage with hole route and distance from both tees. The holes range from sub 200ft to a whopping 600ft on hole 9's long tee. Overall, it is a fun, quick course which I found easy to navigate even the first time playing.

Cons:

Lots of baby stumps to trip over and holes in the ground here and there. Small creek has no bridge and can be muddy post-rain. Briar, briar and more briar, so wear pants you don't like. Quite a bit of large sticks, limbs about as well. Bottles, trash, cans, and quite a few condoms litter the ground, especially near the always locked restroom and parking lot. A local told me this was a very dangerous park used for drug dealing and worse before they cleaned it up recently. I have on occasion seen some "seedy" people digging through the trash or parked around. Hole 4 borders a giant briar patch and homes on the right, so play carefully, especially from the super long tee on this one. Lastly, as you are leaving 4, the tree with a sign for hole 5 on it is pointing the wrong direction. 5 is actually straight and slightly left of the tree not right as it shows.

Other Thoughts:

When you pull into the park, your first right is a little parking area. When you park, you will be within 10 feet of the long tee for hole 1.
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Hjmitchell
Experience: 15.1 years 4 played 3 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Don't waste your time 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Mar 10, 2011 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Not a lot of rough to worry about except for hole 4. The signs and new tee pads are also really nice and make it easier to locate the holes.

Cons:

Where to start? The layout isn't in the least logical. After you get done with a hole, you start heading to the next logical one only to find that it's not the next one. For example, hole 15 is where 5 should be. You then have to search for a few minutes. Very confusing. Parts of the park are pretty swampy and remain wet regardless of recent rainfall. Broken shards of glass can be found everywhere, especially on the fairways, so watch your step. Some holes are only 195 feet and play way too easily and then all of a sudden there is a 500 ft par 5. If you like getting frustrated, try playing this course.

Other Thoughts:

The brush on the course needs to be cleaned up. Since the course is new, the pathways aren't well defined and you find yourself tripping over branches and all sorts of stuff on the ground. One cause of concern I saw are the large piles of wood stacked up. These definitely need to be cleaned up before the snakes come out!
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mashnut
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 22.1 years 831 played 767 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Nice 9 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Dec 21, 2010 Played the course:once

Pros:

The course plays through tall pine trees, so you're mostly playing through the trunks of the trees, not really any of the branches and foliage. The trees are still dense enough that you really have to hit your line or there are plenty of trees waiting to knock you down.

Some of the holes have some options off the tee, most have well defined lines to hit. There's a good variety of lengths and hole shapes that keeps it interesting enough to play both sets of tees. Several holes have different enough tees that it doesn't just feel like short and long versions of the same hole. The tees are nice concrete pads, and there's good signage with accurate hole distance and layout, and next tee signs where the navigation isn't immediately obvious.

Cons:

The park has some minor elevation changes, but feels really flat overall, and that combined with every hole shooting through the same pine trees makes it feel more repetitive than the design really is. There were some spots on the course with lots of dead branches and brush on the fairways, a little cleanup would make it feel a little more taken care of. There were several times that we ended up doing extra walking to know which tee was for the front 9 and which was for the back 9, I don't have an easy fix to suggest but it was a little annoying the first time around.

Other Thoughts:

This is a fun course in a city park, and is worth a stop if you're in the area and looking for a fun, quick round. There's enough challenge to keep experienced players working, especially if you play from the tougher tee on each hole. The alternate tees offer some different looks that keep you using different shots. Beginners might find this course a little long, though there isn't really any rough so you don't get in too much trouble for errant shots.
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notapro
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Premium Member
Experience: 20.7 years 568 played 281 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Beginner/Intermediate 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Jan 1, 2011 Played the course:once

Pros:

- Course is set in a small park that is completely filled with tall, bare trees of varying thicknesses. There is a path and a basketball court, but the disc golf is well separated.
- Almost every hole has a tough path to the basket, due to the large number of trees. A few holes do have well defined lines, with plenty of punishment for straying too far out of the fairways. Two noticeable RHBH anhyzers on #2 and #9, a forced hyzers on #4, and plenty of safe straight shots.
- #4 gives a different look; the fairway is bordered by thick rough on the right, and the forest on the left. Good shot placement is key, especially from the long tee.
- Elevation changes come into play on a few holes, like an elevated basket on #7 and a sloping fairway on #2.
- Excellent range of hole lengths, on either set of tees. If desired, you can have a 400', and 500' and a 600' hole in one round. Overall, the alternate tees add significant difficulty and change the lines up very well.
- A few protected baskets, there are places where a close shot is still obstructed, forcing a tough putt.
- Great teepads, baskets, and signage. Navigation is pretty easy, though the alternate teepads can be a tad confusing.

Cons:

- There is not too much to the different holes, it is basically just trees upon trees. The land is relatively flat, and there a small ditch/creek, but otherwise the trees are the only real obstacles. Lots of holes feel the same, due to the constant terrain.

Other Thoughts:

- This course makes fantastic use of the available land and terrain, with plenty of length and difficulty. Many holes from the longs require a great balance of length and accuracy; trees can provide some nasty kicks for any slightly errant shot. Still, the shots are pretty straightforward and can feel very similar. An experienced player will appreciate the tough longer holes, but will probably not find much excitement.
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Pizza God
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Premium Member
Experience: 36 years 1689 played 554 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Great little 9 hole course 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Nov 24, 2010 Played the course:once

Pros:

New baskets
New tee signs
new tee pads

Great fairway selection
Great variety of distances and shots.

Only 9 holes, but the tee signs are marked for 18 holes when you play all tees.

Cons:

long walk from #2 to #3, but it is marked well (look for signs on the trees)

Other Thoughts:

This course was a surprise, I was not expecting much and enjoyed my round on 18 instead of 9 holes. (playing both sets of tee's)

However if you play the holes in order 1-18, you better make all your birdies in the first 9, there are only a few birdie shots on the back 9.

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NDABRUSH
Silver level trusted reviewer
Experience: 16.2 years 58 played 46 reviews
3.50 star(s)

1 day could be great 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Oct 26, 2010 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

2 sets of Tees per hole and like Hindman, there are so many trees it is bound to offer a dif shot to shape. Distance variety as well with the hole average being around 340 or so. No wind because it's so wooded. The longs were pretty challenging to me as were some of the shorts. No throw and pray shots from the Tee pad, but on the second shot there might be. There are still more trees marked for chopping so it's a work in progress. It seems that work is being done weekly so it will only get better. There appears to be land for more holes if everything I saw was park land/property. Nice pin placements and most holes and it has enough distance to be considered a modern course, especially for heavily wooded.

Cons:

Stumps and sticks, but this was cut out of a very dense area of trees. This isn't like being in the woods totally. You are in a city park that has a lot of trees, but it still has it's moments of seclusion and serenity. Tee pads will be impossible to use after heavy rains. Hole 4 is a long open 400-500 ft. shot that runs along power lines with the basket hidden on the left between a few trees. It is basically a filler hole, but at least the cannon arms can let it fly on 1 of the holes.

Other Thoughts:

This course will improve as it is used and as work continues to be done. Thanks to all of the people that have put in hours making it traveler ready. There is not 1 crappy course in Little Rock, they all rock.
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jongoff09
Bronze level trusted reviewer
Experience: 14.8 years 34 played 16 reviews
3.00 star(s)

What a Layout! 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Sep 18, 2010 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

-Great layout, makes you really have to think about your shot.

-18 unique holes. The teesigns are numbered 1-18.

-Some holes are short from both teepads, and some are long, especially from the long teepads.

-Concrete tees for each teepad!

Cons:

-There is a bit of a walk from 2 basket to 3 tee. Its not really long, just longer than the walk between the other holes in the park.

Other Thoughts:

***Edit 10-31-10
Concrete teepads have been poured on all of the holes, and on both the long and short tees.***

-There are 2 sets of tees at each hole, one short and one long.

-There are 9 baskets, but two different teepads per hole that make it pretty much 18 unique holes. The signs reflect this as the shorter pad for each hole is numbered as the front 9 and the longer pad is numbered as the back 9.

-If you don't have a big arm, the long teepads will kick your butt on some of the longer holes. There are also some holes that are still short from the long teepads, so it makes for some fun golf.

-Even though it is getting better, I still wouldn't be caught alone in this park. Sketchy to say the least.

-A lot of clearing of land had to be done to get the course in place. This means that there is hardly any consistent undergrowth off the fairways. The worst you will likely be punished for missing a fairway is that you won't have a defined path to the basket. There will be trees in your way, but nothing other than that on most holes.

-You will most likely use every shot in your arsenal. I think this is a good course.
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