Fossil Peak reviews
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Pizza God
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Experience:
36.6 years
1888 played
637 reviews
Old course renewed
Reviewed:
Played on:Feb 22, 2024
Played the course:once
Pros:
Has 18 baskets
Temporary tee signs attached to the old tee signs
Course map at hole 1
restrooms nearby and plenty of parking
Mostly family friendly
Temporary tee signs attached to the old tee signs
Course map at hole 1
restrooms nearby and plenty of parking
Mostly family friendly
Cons:
Pitch and putt course
dirt tee pads
Mixture of basket from Mach II's to single chain Discatchers
dirt tee pads
Mixture of basket from Mach II's to single chain Discatchers
Other Thoughts:
It's only $2 a person to get into the park for a day pass. Well worth it to play this old school course.
This course use to be just 9 holes with another nine near the museum. That section of the course was closed so they finally added 9 holes to this section for a new 18 hole course. The park ranger I talked to said they finished up only a few weeks ago.
This is a mostly family friendly pitch and putt course. I say family friendly because most of the holes don't have major rough or water hazards near them. But a few do. Kids errant shots will mostly be ok except on a few holes.
For an old school disc golfer like me, this course was a blast to play. Every hole is an ace run and played as a par 3 course. In a day where every course seems to try to be longer than the last, it was refreshing to play a full 18 out here in under 45 minutes.
I arrived at daybreak and the gate is not manned until 8am. But there is a QR code that you can click on and pay to get a gate code to get in.
There is a campground in the park and you can go fishing in the lake.
Would I play here again? Yes I would. I really enjoy courses like this. I am old school and love playing par 3 courses where I can get a 2 on just about every hole with the right shot. I also like technical holes where you want to follow a flight path for a shot at the basket. Will all the tree's, this course fit's that bill too. So leave the drivers in the car and enjoy a quick round for just a couple of bucks.
This course use to be just 9 holes with another nine near the museum. That section of the course was closed so they finally added 9 holes to this section for a new 18 hole course. The park ranger I talked to said they finished up only a few weeks ago.
This is a mostly family friendly pitch and putt course. I say family friendly because most of the holes don't have major rough or water hazards near them. But a few do. Kids errant shots will mostly be ok except on a few holes.
For an old school disc golfer like me, this course was a blast to play. Every hole is an ace run and played as a par 3 course. In a day where every course seems to try to be longer than the last, it was refreshing to play a full 18 out here in under 45 minutes.
I arrived at daybreak and the gate is not manned until 8am. But there is a QR code that you can click on and pay to get a gate code to get in.
There is a campground in the park and you can go fishing in the lake.
Would I play here again? Yes I would. I really enjoy courses like this. I am old school and love playing par 3 courses where I can get a 2 on just about every hole with the right shot. I also like technical holes where you want to follow a flight path for a shot at the basket. Will all the tree's, this course fit's that bill too. So leave the drivers in the car and enjoy a quick round for just a couple of bucks.