Course reviews
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Steve Loyd
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Southeast › September 10, 2011
Ann mo is a must see course. manicured every hole and almost every hole has out of bounds,. Very nice
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Travis Lindstrom
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Southeast › March 7, 2011
Challenging, multiple mando shots, islands and lots of ob.
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Ryan Ranes
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Southeast › September 30, 2012
a okay course, need to stay on fairways lots of water throughout the hole course very tough
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Taloula Louise
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Southeast › June 28, 2011
Ann Mo is a great park aside from the congestion of people. Boise needs another disc golf park. I'm just sayin'.
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Jake La "Putt" ka
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Southeast › June 1, 2012
TOO CROWDED couldn't even finish my round when I went up there ): Good use of water but I could definitely see it getting very old if you keep throwing in it. Bring a towel to get the duck/goose poop off your discs. Pretty fun course though I will be back
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John May
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Southeast › August 20, 2012
A big, mostly flat, mostly open, course running along the side of a very well maintained city park. Good use of the water and trees to make interesting holes. However, it can get quite crowded.
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Jacob Wardell
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Southeast › September 5, 2012
Solid course, would be better if it were more technical. Nice and long.
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PS Perkins
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Southeast › September 24, 2012
Crowds. Chuckers. Geese. Some very fun holes in a well manicured beautiful park. Lots of water. Best have a retriever with you. multiple pin placements keep it fresh.
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Todd Durrant
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Southeast › November 20, 2012
This is a nice course in a well groomed park. Though there is not an over-abundance of obstacles, there are enough to make some holes quite interesting. There are some very long distances for a guy without a strong arm, like myself. There are nice tee pads, and a lot of holes to work with, if you want to practice your shot. There were a LOT of geese on a couple of the holes, and I did lose a disc in a swampy river, but I look forward to playing this course more as I visit family in Boise. ...
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Dru Stylez
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Southeast › April 26, 2013
Mmmmm, When you live in the Portland OR area... It's hard to expect everywhere to be the same/ best. When you've Played Milo, everything this else will be held to that bar. This is not a bad course at all, Simply needs improvements... Better Flow and Signs.
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Taylor Thornton
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Southeast › June 13, 2013
Great 20 hole course. Some long holes, some short holes. Lightly wooded with water on at least half the holes. Beer CANS are ok. Lots of fun coming out to Ann Morrison Park. My favorite Idaho DGC
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Taylor Thornton
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Northeast › June 13, 2013
Nice Winter course. I prefer the Southeast summer course because of the number of geese in the winter time. These are the only birds that don't fly south for winter...
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Paul Schaufele
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Southeast › August 2, 2013
Pros: Good variety of hole lengths and obstacles, Up to 6 different basket locations on some holes, well maintained park setting.
Cons: Very crowded unless you play at sunrise, lots of duck/goose poop, water hazards will swallow discs (bring your floaters and/or retriever).
Overall Thoughts: Boise needs more summer courses to keep Ann Mo from getting so crowded. There are many more winter courses to spread out the players. If it weren't so crowded, I would have given this course an A.
Cons: Very crowded unless you play at sunrise, lots of duck/goose poop, water hazards will swallow discs (bring your floaters and/or retriever).
Overall Thoughts: Boise needs more summer courses to keep Ann Mo from getting so crowded. There are many more winter courses to spread out the players. If it weren't so crowded, I would have given this course an A.
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Paul Schaufele
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Northeast › August 2, 2013
Good alternate course for the winter season; not so crowded when it's cold outside. Bundle up and enjoy yourself!
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Kyle Fleming
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Southeast › March 29, 2014
a nice 20 hole course, with a nice lay out on each hole. water hazards are a fun thing to get in your way.. good chance to get an ace on a few holes.
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Dave Zabel
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Northeast › April 16, 2014
Half of the course is the middle half of the summer side. So half of the tee pads are concrete the other half grass. More length than the summer course. Fun change up during the season.
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Myles G
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Southeast › June 10, 2014
It is definitely a nice course to play on. Above average for a course park. It has a few challenging holes, and a few holes that are a longer distance, around 450 feet.
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Nathan Witters
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Northeast › June 15, 2015
I thought the course was good but you really need a spotter, i lost two discs here my Thief/Buzzz because i couldn't seem to find them in the Creek/Waterways around the course, but besides that I enjoyed the course.
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Alex F
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Southeast › October 3, 2021
Lots of mud and dead grass, combined with hundreds of piles of geese feces makes for a nasty course
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Mark Bohn
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Southeast › September 9, 2017
Fun course in huge grass park setting with fair ampunt of trees and a chnnel style creek
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Bryce Miller
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Southeast › January 13, 2020
Great open course to learn the most common shots and lines in disc golf. Course difficulty varies through the spring and summer but remains in short pin settings through the Winter.
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Mike Giessuebel
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Southeast › November 26, 2021
I enjoyed playing there, not being from Idaho, it was a nice course to add to my list of courses played
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Mike Giessuebel
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Northeast › November 26, 2021
I enjoyed playing there, not being from Idaho, it was a nice course to add to my list of courses played