Carter Park

Second course I ever played and my favorite. Played on this course all through college years 2001-05. Starts totally open then morphs into an area with sparse crabapple trees that get denser then it o ... show more ›

Second course I ever played and my favorite. Played on this course all through college years 2001-05. Starts totally open then morphs into an area with sparse crabapple trees that get denser then it opens back up and morphs into another different wooded area. Perfect starter course to learn on. No water hazards from my memory. Maybe after a heavy rain.

Mostly wide open course with lots of wind. Concrete tees have a tripping hazard at the front of them, but this doesn't bother me. The trees are short and easy to throw over but love to catch discs a ... show more ›

Mostly wide open course with lots of wind. Concrete tees have a tripping hazard at the front of them, but this doesn't bother me. The trees are short and easy to throw over but love to catch discs and not let go. The holes should all be par 3's, but you will see many 4's and a 5. Overall, it's worth a trip.

Many short holes, should be a birdie fest for most. Very few holes 400 feet or more. Disregard the pars on the signs, they should be all par threes. Navigation is non existent, easy to shoot at the wr ... show more ›

Many short holes, should be a birdie fest for most. Very few holes 400 feet or more. Disregard the pars on the signs, they should be all par threes. Navigation is non existent, easy to shoot at the wrong basket. This course could be dangerous when busy as several baskets are located right next to tee pads or other baskets. I had fun second time around once I knew which direction to throw. Great place for beginners to learn no water and only a few trees in the way. Mostly wide open!!!!! Teepads are super and like the bump pads at the end of each box. I would stop here and play again if I happen to be in the area.

Carter Park has been on my radar for a while now so I was very pleased to finally make the half hour drive from my in-laws house and visit one of the older courses in the area. An extremely windy day ... show more ›

Carter Park has been on my radar for a while now so I was very pleased to finally make the half hour drive from my in-laws house and visit one of the older courses in the area. An extremely windy day added complexity to what could normally be a low scoring birdie fest of a course. Course layout appears to be dated with mostly short distance holes that are fairly straight forward. It does start out and finish with some greater distances, but most of the longer holes are wide open. Terrain is flat, but that's expected from north west oHIo and can't be considered a negative. The largest detraction is the tendency for various clusters of baskets throughout the course. Twice I shot at the wrong basket, and three times I had to walk the hole before teeing off to make sure which basket I was supposed to be throwing to. The course is also cramped in a few areas, and I can't imagine playing an enjoyable round when it's busy. Too much close proximity to other fairways, tees, and baskets. The concrete tees are of ample size. The small fruit trees do create some neat lines and add a great dimension to the course. The last seven holes are the most fun, and really saved the modest rating given to this review.

Living in Bowling Green, this was a great course to learn to play on. There are many wide open holes to test out any type of throw that you want to learn/develop, that are long enough to still slighty ... show more ›

Living in Bowling Green, this was a great course to learn to play on. There are many wide open holes to test out any type of throw that you want to learn/develop, that are long enough to still slighty challenge advance players. There is a small mix of more technical short holes, but they have been recently opened up due to storms. Overall, great casual course, just ignore the pars that are set for each hole, they are nonsense.

Good course to get burnt on. Lol. No, front 9 is pretty open not a lot of shade. Back 9 gives you more shade. Trees are littered through out the course which requires you to have more than one shot or ... show more ›

Good course to get burnt on. Lol. No, front 9 is pretty open not a lot of shade. Back 9 gives you more shade. Trees are littered through out the course which requires you to have more than one shot or be pretty accurate. Hole 14 is a very short par 5, don't know who came up with that. But all in all a good course, gets busy.

Not much shade at all until the back nine and then there is little shade to be had. most holes are wide open, the tree littered ones require more precision shots and different thinking in your flight ... show more ›

Not much shade at all until the back nine and then there is little shade to be had. most holes are wide open, the tree littered ones require more precision shots and different thinking in your flight paths. most holes are spot on with their pars but hole fourteen seems like it should be a par three or four for players like john ryan and I. Nah I see exactly why it is a par 5. trees and the distance can make trouble for some players.

The course is WIDE open, which is nice for a few holes, but overall makes this way to easy of a course. The wind is the only "challenge" for this course. As for the tee boxes, they are in nice condit ... show more ›

The course is WIDE open, which is nice for a few holes, but overall makes this way to easy of a course. The wind is the only "challenge" for this course. As for the tee boxes, they are in nice condition, but the graph at each box doesn't clearly differentiate which of the 3+ visible baskets is the hole you are aiming for. The cages all have the numbers worn off as well which makes it harder to decipher.

Overall, I'd say its a promising course if they start putting more effort into adding challenges. Add trees, add water, add some fun.

Home of the windy city. Wind can be your worst enemy so take appropriate routes and watch all of the dives your disc will take in its flight to the basket. This course is very well maintained and wi ... show more ›

Home of the windy city. Wind can be your worst enemy so take appropriate routes and watch all of the dives your disc will take in its flight to the basket. This course is very well maintained and wide open for the most part with narrow and wooded holes. The Tee boxes are amazing, flat and wide with distance of each hole posted. Get out the Big D for many of the longer holes to separate the men from the boys. Be sure to watch your disc when throwing around trees since these fruit trees will swallow them whole.