Pros:
-variety of different kinds of holes, some very short and technical, some partially open with trees and a few wide open bombers
-the technical holes are a lot of fun, interesting basket placements
-concrete tees, new signage, serviceable baskets
-some minor elevation utilized
-cool elevated basket on hole 2
-possible water in play on hole 3
-nice map here at DGCR
-D Mart gas station around the corner at 50th/meridian has great selection of discs, new & used
Cons:
-navigation is a little awkward, the flow works but it's not great (3-4, 17-18)
-extremely crowded most of the time, don't come here expecting to get in a quick round
-plenty of people still play the original 18 so you may end up with a random group suddenly in front of you
Other Thoughts:
This is a nice public park course with a good variety of holes. There are a lot of trees and brush and they frame many of the fairways nicely. Most of the holes are mostly open but with some trees but there are also several tighter, technical holes and a couple bombers. There are a couple elevated tees and a few throws across a ravine. Many baskets are tucked into a treeline, usually on the right side. Distances are short to moderate, but 4 holes over 350 including one at 721.
I liked the new holes and I think they compliment the course well. Navigation can be a bit of an issue as there are many blind baskets but the new signage helps a lot. And since it's alway busy, you should be able to follow the group in front of you.
It's easy to see why this is the most popular course in town. It's fun, accessible to most players while still challenging for experienced throwers, and it now has two 18-hole courses on site. The D Mart around the corner from the park is a convenient place to buy discs as well as beverages and snacks. The local club takes good care of the course and I'm not a local but I bet the minis are well attended. Make Dolese your primary stop in OKC.
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