Lawrence, KS

Centennial Park

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Surge5
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Experience: 9.7 years 166 played 166 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Spicy 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 5, 2021 Played the course:once

Pros:

Excellent use of the elevation in play at the park. Sharp uphills on 6 and 16 are contrasted by the booming downhill shots on 1, 3, 7, and 13. Combine that with being forced to play over rises on 5 and 14 and trying to get all the way over the valley on 17 and it's a great challenge.

Plenty of parking split between two lots, and there's multiple ways you can loop the park from either one. There's a practice basket at the lot on the west side of the park which doubles an alternate pin for 12.

In the way of amenities, each hole has a tee pad large enough for anyone, a great bench (although they are a little small), and a detailed tee sign. The Veteran baskets are in good shape, and there are 3 or 4 possible pin spots on almost every hole.

On holes where you have to cross the creek (4, 8, 13, 15, 16) there are very well made bridges that make the crossings a non-issue.

Upkeep is superb. A pair of locals I played the last few holes with noted that the grass was "pretty long for Centennial" and yet we all three got skip shots to work on 18.

The holes themselves are mostly creative. A blind drive to start off the course, you'll fight a creek on multiple holes, and the main challenge is some tough greens to get to. 4 is tucked across the creek and 9 has one pin down a little alley made for the power lines that has an entrance gap that is maybe 6ft wide. None of the greens present a lot of challenge on their own, it's more about getting to them.

The dual tees at 2/14 and 3/7 are an interesting touch. They're a little weird to figure out at first but once you know what's going on it provides a unique setup and a huge bench on 3/7.

Some tees have been moved due to older ones cracking, but they are still there for those longtime Centennial-goers who want to play them.

Cons:

Holes 12 and 18 feel very much like filler. They're long and flat, but they are tough to birdie. Apart from these holes, there's no major length variaton. There's no massive par 4s, and there are no real ace runs. One big, tough, 500+ foot par 4 back by hole 5 would put this course much higher on my list.

A couple holes play over/near walking paths. 9, 12, 13, and 17 are all offenders. None of the danger is major, but it is more common than a well-designed course should have.

It is the best course in a college town, so it's likely to be busy.

Finding hole 2 is hard, and you'll walk down the fairway of 8 somewhat to get to its tee from hole 7.

The last three holes on this course are not the greatest culmination of an otherwise stellar course. 16 is a long, wide open uphill, 17 is a long wide open shot over a valley, and 18 is a flat 325ft hole with some small trees toward the end. These hills could have been used in some better ways, and with the trees on 18 there is definitely potential for another big par 4. Just feels like a few missed opportunities at the very end of the round.

Other Thoughts:

I'm impressed by the quality of this "park-style" course. The elevation that the park provided is perfect for disc golf without being too intimidating. Definitely worth your time if you're nearby, just be prepared for crowds.

If there were a few more trees, I'd like this place even more. But that's not my call.
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Pevio
Gold level trusted reviewer
Experience: 11.9 years 188 played 120 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Great but a little dangerous 2+ years

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Sep 5, 2020 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Centennial Park is a fantastic park-style Disc Golf course. Well mowed fairways, benches, good signs, good baskets, 2-3 pin placements on every hole, some of them par 4 (actually long holes), and next-tee indicators on most if not all baskets. This course has clearly seen a lot of love in the last few years. There's a practice basket, but it's a little far from the first tee and is a little in the way of hole 12.

First standout: The trees and woods are put to great use. The woods are present on roughly half of the holes, but they're not thick and most of the underbrush has been cleared out. It encourages aggressive shots while still being fun to play when your disc goes off the fairway. Hole 4 can be a bit of a pain, with annoying woods with a small pond that I didn't know existed until my disc went in. Even when woods aren't present, there's still plenty of trees on all the fairways except on a couple of holes. This all makes it a fun place for players of all skill levels, even on the long holes. As a result, there's little lost disc potential.

Fun, long holes. Several shots, especially 7 and 13, are far and downhill, sometimes with lines to go over the trees, other times when even slower arms can still throw it far if they get the right angle. And as with all downhill holes, a small mistake turns into a large loss of distance and/or accuracy. Other holes are long but tight despite having few trees, especially 8 and 17.

Several unique lines. 10 is a creative uphill shot, 4 has a pin raised on a stump, and 15, though I played it in the short pin, has some interesting options for the longer pins. Changing up pins gives a lot of variety to holes that might otherwise get old.

Cons:

First and foremost, safety. This is a popular multi-use park with paths, playground, picnic shelters, and a skate park. The course tries to stay away from it all, but often has non-discers walking across the fairways. Some long pins get dangerously close to other hole's tees or fairways, leading to a little confusion as to what basket to throw to, but also needing to be on the lookout for other groups. Hole 13 is the worst offender; it plays across a paved path and near a basket and three other tee pads (depending on pin placements).

There's not a lot of shot shaping. A lot of holes just have a bunch of trees scattered around, which leads to some holes all feeling the same. It makes for a fun round but doesn't have the variety a world-class course would. Hills are used well on some holes, but I felt like many of the uphill holes (2, 5, 6, 14) were pretty boring.

There's a big difference between the long and short pins on some holes, but the short pins are sometimes pretty boring. Only a couple of those will be in play most of the time, but having seen where other short pins are, I'm glad I was there on a day when there was a mix of long, middle, and short pins in play.

Other Thoughts:

This is about as good as a traditional park-style course can get. It's great, but has reached its upper bound.

There's some old tee pads that are no longer in use, but a few of them change the hole significantly if you want to play them as alternate tees.

The safety issues get worse when the course is crowded, which it often is from what I can tell. The tee pads of 3/7 and 2/14 are right beside each other, which is fine but adds to the issues of safety, and with COVID right now, adds to bunching up on tee pads when the course is rather crowded.

The presence of so much else going on in the park make it a great place for families that have some members who want to play Disc Golf. Just have the non-players stay clear of throwers.
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Bryan.kelly1
Experience: 13.9 years 44 played 9 reviews
4.50 star(s)

Jayhawk Paradise 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Mar 22, 2019 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

-Very well maintained
-New Red/Blue Dynamic Veteran baskets for easy visibility
-Large concrete tee pads
-New benches on almost every hole
-New helpful tee signs
-Trash cans
-Multiple pin placements
-Cart-friendly
-Practice basket for those waiting on a group
-Restrooms
-Plenty of parking on either side of the course
-Good use of land and elevation
-Variety of shots required
-Playground and picnic area perfect for family

Cons:

-Very busy during weekday evenings
-Mud can be an issue in some spots
-Transition between some holes are a little bit long
-Restrooms were locked the last few times I played (perhaps because of the season)

Other Thoughts:

Centennial Park is the most popular disc golf course within the city of Lawrence. The red and blue KU Jayhawk-colored baskets were a great idea considering the school spirit within the city. Navigation WAS a major issue until tee signage was installed. Playing this course recently, I've noticed how much work, time, and money have been put into this one. It is worth traveling thirty miles to play the 18 holes. It's recommended to come when traffic is light. Centennial Park easily earns a 4.5/5 especially considering the recent upgrades.
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lemmmy_acemister
Experience: 9.8 years 12 played 9 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Everthing you need 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Oct 8, 2018 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Good layout.
Creek in play on a couple holes.
Mostly open but does have some technical shots.
Long and short hole.
Elevation changes.
Multiple pins,
Well kept and clean.
Benchs at everyhole.

Cons:

Don't remember seeing a lot of trash cans.
No hole signs.
Tee pads aren't mark.
Hard to navigate first time through. After that no big deal. Some holes are close together so you may have to wait if the course is busy.
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Average Joe
Experience: 20.8 years 146 played 8 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Chameleon

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Sep 23, 2022 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

My original review was in summer 2018 and the only knock was lack of signage. I have played it a dozen times since then and it now has terrific signage and I've changed my rating (and removed all the distance information I included.)

GREAT new baskets

Good concrete tees

Good mix of holes with lots of hills and good use of trees and creek bed (dry when I played in July)

I am a fan of lightly wooded - there is an obstacle or two on every hole except 12, but fairways are reasonable and lots of opportunity for ripping it.

Well maintained course. Watered green grass that is mowed.

Nice facilities - bathrooms and water fountain. Good use of space. Fits nicely into space it has and you don't have to be too concerned about hitting other park goers or passing cars (2 of the 4 streets surrounding the park - 6th and Iowa - are pretty busy)

One very smart navigation aid is that holes 1-9 have red baskets and 10-18 have blue baskets.

Cons:

(All of my cons in 2018 were signage & navigation related - I've deleted them. Now I'm having to stretch for a con.

Hole 13 original tee and to lesser extent the alternate tee throw a little closer to the active skate park than I'd like.)

Other Thoughts:

With signs this course is a 3.5 to 4 (Yay - has signs now - changed my rating.)

The multiple basket positions keep the course fresh and interesting - thus the new review title.

Everyone I met was friendly!
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ivanhenson
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Premium Member
Experience: 12.8 years 664 played 218 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Needs signs 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 20, 2017 Played the course:once

Pros:

Good course lots of variety shots
Nice park
Shade trees
Lots of elevation changes

Cons:

NO SIGNS. 1/2 the shots are blind with trees or elevation changes and pretty blind

Crowded crowded crowded even during weekday

Play over each other some

Other Thoughts:

If they would just put up better signs this would improve the course 10 fold trust me.
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Thimns
Experience: 2 played 2 reviews
3.00 star(s)

2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 18, 2017 Played the course:once

Pros:

The course itself is great. Wide open areas lightly wooded, makes for good casual play. Has reasonably nice pads and baskets.

Cons:

There are no directions, no signs, no map(that we could find), very few indicators. Most of the pads have no marking for what hole it is and the way the course is laid out doesn't help. Also you occasionally can't see the basket from the pad and with no markers it led to a lot of trying to guess which pad went to which hole.

Other Thoughts:

Despite that one flaw it's a nice course good enough that I'll definitely go back to try and get a firmer grasp of the layout
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Upshawt1979
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Experience: 20.8 years 548 played 429 reviews
4.00 star(s)

The Hills to Pay the Bills 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Nov 10, 2016 Played the course:once

Pros:

Centennial Park is a pretty good course. Ranging from almost wide open to a handful of scattered trees, the fairways are predominately covered with healthy grass, and several are playing up and down large hills. There are a good mix of shots, and not a lot of rough to punish the throw that is slightly off mark. All of the 18 holes have concrete tees and the baskets are good enough to get the job done. There are 2 or 3 possible pin locations on every hole.

I am a sucker for elevation changes that are more than subtle. You will get a nice dose of that here. Hole 1 is a moderate drop, and has fairly thick stands of trees on either side of the fairway, creating a fun line. There are a couple of great downhill crushers that take all you got off the tee. Hole 7 is long, from top to bottom of a tall hill, with a few trees and the long pin is across a stream. Hole 13 is not quite as long or as big of a drop, but it also plays across the stream, only with more trees making a definite window if in the B or C pin position. Hole 15 has a similar feel as well.

On the flip side, playing up the hills also gives you a couple of fun shots. This is the case on 5 and 6, but I really liked hole 10, with a pin tucked behind a line of trees taking away the most direct route.

Throw in a couple of short holes, as well as several more of the longer ones, and you've got a pretty nice course. Holes 2, 7, and 16 were all in the short pins, and allowed me to make birdies. It is all par 3's, so the distance holes can be tough, especially in the long placements.

Cons:

Some transitions between holes aren't the smoothest. Between holes 2 and 3, and again after hole 11 on the way to 12 are a bit funky. Signs would be a great help, I would suggest taking a screenshot of the map on the link, or printing it out.

The layout is also near to some walking trails, and pretty close to the road on 10 and 11. 13 is along side the skate park, but not too close.

Exposed to the wind, so blustery days make things way more difficult. I recently moved back to Kansas and I'm having to learn how to deal with this on a much more frequent basis than I am used to. There was some very squishy grass on hole 5, with soft mud on the hill behind the hotel.

Other Thoughts:

Some reviewers didn't like this Centennial Park as much as me, but that is fine. I have only played it once, but I live fairly close, and will be playing it on a regular basis now.

Scored a 2 over par (56) on the first round. 3 birds and 5 bogeys. Felt ok about that, but I hope to do a little better in the near future. If conditions are right and I bring the A game, under par should not be that hard to achieve.
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juswinginit
Experience: 10.6 years 124 played 10 reviews
3.50 star(s)

looking for a sign.... 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 25, 2016 Played the course:once

Pros:

nice park, good elevation changes, great mature trees, good tee pads, pretty nice variety in hole layouts (uphill-downhill-right-left-long-short-a few gaps to hit- some wide open....)

Cons:

No signs, No map at the beginning, which you could get away with if the layout was the slightest bit logical. but it is NOT logical or intuitive in any way. so it could use some signs. and some benches.

Other Thoughts:

really enjoyable course, spacious enough, but not too spread out. there has to be a way to make a more logical flow from one hole to the next. but, whatever. just get some signs.
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jayhawker4
Experience: 1 played 1 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Good Course-Not Great 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:May 1, 2016 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

-Fun Course
-Variable Shot Opportunities
-super nice people
-well maintained (can get muddy after rain)
-nice baskets
-nice tee pads
-adequate facilities

Perfect beginner and intermediate course
Not amazing for experts

Cons:

-Lack of signage
-Sometimes hard to find basket your going for
-lack of seating on most holes
-Can get really muddy after a rain

Other Thoughts:

Overall a very solid course. A lot of fun if you know where you're going. Definitely worth going to. Best course within 45 minutes of Lawrence. Recommend going with someone that has played there before as it could get a little bit confusing on where to go.

Check her out!
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RippH
Experience: 13 years 8 played 6 reviews
4.50 star(s)

I wish this was my everyday course. 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Oct 27, 2015 Played the course:once

Pros:

Change in elevation is awesome. Besides the creek you really don't have many water hazards on the course. The tee boxes are pretty nice compared to others I've played on. You can grab some bbq at any point during your game.

Cons:

Make sure your driver doesn't fade off onto 6th street. Be sure to yell four when you're over by the sake park.

Other Thoughts:

The sticker tagging is kind of awesome.
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30disc
Experience: 3 played 3 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Good enough 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Dec 26, 2015 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Good use of a small amount of park space. Some challenging holes as well as a few that are easy enough to get creative. Rarely busy, even on prime throwing days the course is fairly wide open. The small creek is an excellent water trap for building skills but poses no real threat of losing a disc. I've played this course well over 100 times and have never lost a disc, or witnessed someone else lose a disc. The skate park lights can be manually turned on and really aid in playing night golf. This course certainly deserves it's par rating, but can also be a course where a player can respectably achieve a good score. The course plays well and is easily read by the only somewhat experienced player. Excellent beginner course, and definitely a few challenges for experienced players.

Cons:

This course feels like someones gigantic backyard. It's obvious that in the not-so-terribly-distant past, this land was razed, and has since been re-purposed into a city park. A respectable park, no doubt, this course does not have that "out in nature" feel that other courses do. There are no signs, but the course barely needs any. There is a small amount of overlap with holes, and to eliminate this, the course designers were forced to keep holes short and compact. This course is great practice for any level of player, but is not very technical and has few outstanding holes.

Other Thoughts:

This course can get a little wet. There are a few areas that have poor sod or grass covering and are thus muddy. Be sure to expect mud on your shoes.
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hnosaj
Experience: 10 years 16 played 7 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Not up to par (get it?) 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 16, 2014 Played the course:once

Pros:

Some challenging holes, nice mix of distance, good use of trees in a couple of spots

Cons:

Even with a map it was hard to find the next tee or figure out what basket to throw to. Not a very good location. There's a run down hotel in the corner of the park and it feels like you're playing right next to a major road on several holes.
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thecolorofhue
Experience: 6 played 6 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Pretty Good, but wasted a lot of time looking for holes 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 2, 2014 Played the course:once

Pros:

Well laid out course (I think, spent a lot of time asking people were the next hole was), nice mix of technical and distance shots. Its a very scenic park, with a lot going on (there's a skate park in it as well).

Baskets are in pretty good shape, nice concrete t-pads.

Cons:

Not a single sign on the whole damn course. Luckily it was busy when I played, so I was able to ask people where the next hole was, but this is a little ridiculous for a course that is so well maintained to not have a single topper labeled (even though every hole had a topper) or even a label on a the t-pads (some had faded spray paint on them, but most did not).

The frustration that I felt wondering around for several hours (oh I finished this baby) is the sole reason this course was giving such a low rating. It more effort where put into something as simple as labeling, I would consider it a pretty good course.

Other Thoughts:

Some interesting holes, especially enjoyed the hole that's built into a tree stump, and hole 1. It's nice to start the course off with a bit of a challenge.
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Jeremyapt
Experience: 17 played 1 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Good course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 31, 2014 Played the course:once

Pros:

Great mix of short and longer holes. Good vegetation made some holes a challenge. I really liked the elevation changes throughout the entire course.tee pads were nice and baskets were in good shape. Parking was easy and an good course

Cons:

Need better markings on tee boxes and holes
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jjw4ucm
Silver level trusted reviewer
Experience: 10.7 years 37 played 30 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Follow the locals! 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 4, 2014 Played the course:once

Pros:

This is a very pretty course set over a large park on the north end of Lawrence. The lay of the land seems to lend itself well to DG, and the layout never gets boring or unimaginative.

Not every hole is a huge challenge, but that's not a bad thing. I especially like the risk/reward where the baskets were placed very close to the little dry creek bed, making you decide whether to layup or make a run at the basket. Nice touch!

Anyone who has ever visited the KU campus here knows how hilly Lawrence is, especially for being in Kansas. This course is no exception. Lots of elevation changes keep things interesting, and the course has used them well.

While I can't say there were any overly memorable holes here, there weren't any that I just didn't like or thought were badly designed. I left feeling it was worth the hour drive I made to get here. Good amount of right-to-left and elevation usage here.

I realize this isn't as big a deal outside KC, but the surrounding neighborhood was perfectly fine and safe (at least it looked that way). Plenty of gas stations/fast food nearby if you're in the mood.

Course was very clean, neat, and picked up. Looks like the people that play here care and work hard to keep it clean and tidy. Good job!

Super friendly locals that helped guide me through basically the whole course, even as I was in my KSU hat. Thanks!!

Ample parking at the top of the course, along with nice bathrooms. I did see a couple water fountains out there, but it was fairly cool when I played so I didn't avail myself.

Not a lot of lost disc opportunities here. There isn't a whole lot of brush or overgrown areas, so you'll probably not lose anything.

Cons:

Not to beat a dead horse, but holy lack of signage Batman! There is ZERO signage on this course -- no maps, no markers, no arrows pointing to the next tee, no signs at the tees, nothing. Just some faded numbers painted on the tee pads. There are also several areas where navigation is not intuitive (8-13 comes to mind), so were it not for following behind other players and the friendly locals, I wouldn't have even finished my round.

Baskets are a bit on the small side, compared to what I'm used to. There's also no flags or markers on top of them and they're not very brightly colored, so they can be easy to miss.

The lack of lost disc opportunities is nice, but on the flip side, there aren't quite the well-defined fairways that I like to see on a course either. That's kind of a push either way, but I've seen courses without tons of brush pull this off (Wyandotte County).

There's not a lot of creature comforts around, although I didn't really ding for that at all in my rating. Just be aware if you like big comfy benches and bag hangers, there aren't any.

A few holes do play close to one another, such as the pads for 3 and 7 being basically right next to each other. Again, going from 2-3 is a hike up the hill towards the playground, and there's no way I would have found it without the couple in front of me leading the way.

Other Thoughts:

This nice course is at the corner of 6th & Iowa in Lawrence. From JoCo/LS, take K-10, turn right on Iowa, then left on 40 Highway/6th Street. It's right there on your left -- you'll see the sign for Centennial Park. Look for the missile.

The starting pad is on the south side of the parking lot, opposite the end of the missile. I just saved you the 10 minutes I wasted wandering around!

Bottom line is, this would be an easy 3.5 with signage. I only docked it .5 because I do recognize that next time I play here, it won't be a hindrance. However, it really does make it maddening for new players, and I've seen much worse courses than this one at least throw up some signs. It's still very much worth the play, and I would recommend it if you're in the area!
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chaddyboy_2000
Experience: 22.8 years 24 played 9 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Great for beginners 2+ years drive by

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

Pros:

This is a great course for introducing people to the sport, as almost every hole is wide open.

The concrete tees are great, and multiple pin locations help to give the course some variety when the baskets move.

Good use of terrain, as you get a few fun bomb shots from the top of hills!

There is also a picnic area here with restrooms, which is a convenience many courses don't have.

Cons:

The course is fairly boring for people with more experience, as the openness of every hole means it really doesn't matter where you chuck it. You could have the worst shot ever and it really doesn't matter at all since you'll still land in mowed grass. For the most part, the course is a giant field of mowed grass with a few scattered trees in it.

Due to the openness, there's not a huge shot variety here either. A couple times, you'll need to stay out of some woods that line the edge of the course, or stay out of a creek bed that runs through the course, so you may have to switch up your shot to avoid a fade into these areas. However, overall, you can throw however you'd like.

Other Thoughts:

Good intro course.
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constantlyej
Experience: 10.7 years 13 played 6 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Beautiful Course, Great People 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Oct 1, 2013 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

It is a very well kept and clean course with access to two restrooms. It has elevation changes that top most courses in the area. The people who play at Centennial Park are just downright good people- I've yet to run into anyone who was not courteous and careful- which is pretty important on this course as there are a few holes where you are forced to cross paths with others.

The pea-gravel around the baskets are a nice touch. It keeps the ground around the baskets from getting muddy like the majority of courses... and it also will help a long approach shot sit down and stick (it helps a newbie, and makes a vet have a little bit of comfort in taking bigger risks).

There are a few ace-run opportunities here, and a few long bomb shots. This course can be a bit tricky if the wind is blowing, but every hole is a manageable par.

My wife and I love to play this course together. She has really become more confident since she began playing here compared to some other courses we've played.

This is by far the nicest course in Lawrence.

Cons:

The baskets are a bit smaller than Innova Discatchers, but I have found it makes my putting better when I go back to the larger baskets.

This course is not the most intuitive layout, but it's not impossible to navigate as long as you keep your head up and look around a little.

After you finish hole 18, you have to kind of peek around the tree-line to get back to the parking lot... if you aren't careful, someone teeing off on on #1 won't be able to see you until you are in the danger zone.

Other Thoughts:

Lawrence is just a great place. Period. The atmosphere of the community, along with the skatepark that the course is built around makes this course a fun place.

If you get the chance to play Centennial Park, you'll have a good time.
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sipplry
Experience: 10.8 years 19 played 2 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Fun - If you know where to go 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 11, 2013 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Lots of down hill tee shots, allowing you to use several different shots.

Cons:

There are lots of areas on the course that are muddy alot of the time. Course can be crowded in the summer.

Other Thoughts:

Overall the course is rather short, relying on trees to make it more challenging. Definitely worth your time to play if you're in town.
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BlackAceKiller
Experience: 13.8 years 2 played 1 reviews
4.50 star(s)

2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Mar 8, 2013 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

The course has a nice variety of holes. A couple over a small creek, up and down hills, flat, through trees and my person favorite over (really more beside) a skate park.
Very well maintained. No super tall grass, or overgrown bushes.
The course is challenging but not impossible. A great course to work on improving your skills.

Cons:

The first time playing you can get a little lost trying to find tee spots and baskets. The second time is much easier.
Can be crowded and have to wait your turn on the longer holes. Most people let you play through.

Other Thoughts:

This is my favorite course. I live just a mile away and play it as often as I can and it never gets old.
I have never lost a disc, and it is not because I've never had a bad throw, it is pretty easy to fine because the park is well maintained.
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