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3.50 star(s) An ever-improving work in process Nice mostly wooded layout layout that provides greater distance off the tee than other wooded courses in the area.Course designers continue to improve the course. A bridge over the ditch on hole 3 has been added since I last played the course. Other...

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From my 7 year old review of the course. "This may sound trite or stupid, but I love the walk from 12 to 13. After you hole out on 12, you walk downhill on a rock lined path through the trees, to the ace/birdie run that is 13." It is one of the most scenic holes I have played. Based on what...

Entire park, including disc golf course, will be closed November 30 and December 1, 2021, for managed deer hunt.

Course clean up scheduled for 9/11/2021

Course has been updated to 20 holes

Concrete for new tee pads to be placed February 20, 2021. Please stay off the new pads (6b, 6c, 12c, 12d) until concrete hardens.

3.50 star(s) Home away from Home Shade! The entire course is densely wooded, which is a definite benefit in the Florida heat and humidity. The course is definitely a course of contrasts in elevation and difficulty, with the front nine being mostly flat and shorter, with a lot of heavily wooded straight or...

Course was expanded to 24 holes prior to Labor Day, 2020. Concrete tee pads have not been installed on the new holes yet.

I love my Elite-X Cyclone for tunnel shots in the woods when I need a little more distance than the Comet.

One of the easier birdie looks on the back nine at NGCT. RHBH, I try to throw a Buzzz down the opening, and let it naturally fade toward the basket. Watch out for rollaways on the green. FYI, the course is scheduled to close by the end of the year, so play it while you can. The zip lines...

X-Heat and Z-Comet

Not that anyone cares, but I just record it on this site when I upload my round. Not that it happens enough to worry about.

I was a little surprised when they said they were going to play a round on Steady Ed. Don't get me wrong, I love the course, but I am not surprised in the least the men, and women too, shredded the course. For an NT tournament, the whole men's field should not be under par.

Funny, I had never heard of the guy, but I listened to the video and thought, he sounds like he's from Michigan, and lo and behold, he's from A^2. Seems like you'd have to get the subgrade level before these things would be useful. And it doesn't seem like they'd be good in an area that...

I would say Lenora Park is pretty wheelchair friendly. No bridges or downed trees, and it's mostly open (grass). Gwinnett County does a pretty good job on course maintenance. Alexander Park isn't too bad. There is one walkway over a ravine (Hole 7) but you can go around it and other than...

When your'e where he's at, score wise and distance, you've got to run it. Would have loved to see a playoff between my two favorite tour players. (Besides the locals, Dollar, Snappy and Josh Childs). Nate played solid all weekend and deserved the win.

I think the last time I was out there I tried the hyzer route with the Z-Buzzz (RHBH). If I recall correctly I missed badly, but managed to find a line through the trees for a birdie look, which I clanked off the basket for a par.