Dillon State Park

This course is intended for beginners and as a beginner I can say I love it. The only big complaint I have about it is that there aren't really tees. There are posts at every hole though giving you all the information you need. There's a map of the hole, par, and distance. The course starts at the top of the steps right behind the camp store ( which you can rent or purchase discs from) and loops around to the bottom of the hill where you start. There are a lot of straight shots and shots th ...
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This course is intended for beginners and as a beginner I can say I love it. The only big complaint I have about it is that there aren't really tees. There are posts at every hole though giving you all the information you need. There's a map of the hole, par, and distance. The course starts at the top of the steps right behind the camp store ( which you can rent or purchase discs from) and loops around to the bottom of the hill where you start. There are a lot of straight shots and shots that fade just a little left as well as some uphill and downhill shots with a moderate amount of woods. I think it's plenty of variety for a starting player and anyone that lives within 30 minutes of the course has no reason not to drive over and play a few rounds. There are some honey locust trees (about 3-4 inch thorns) on the course so watch out for those. The boy scouts plan to add 9 more holes this year and I can't wait.
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