Flatrock Park

I thought this course pretty much had it all...left, right, long, short...you name it. The park is awesome and I really enjoyed it. It's a tough course but to me it hits that sweet spot between too hard and too easy. The signs could stand to be updated a few spots where I'm told by locals that the distances aren't right, and I always like to see a diagram of the hole on the sign. They've got short tees and some longer tees marked with stakes, but putting in tee pads for those would be one of ...
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I thought this course pretty much had it all...left, right, long, short...you name it. The park is awesome and I really enjoyed it. It's a tough course but to me it hits that sweet spot between too hard and too easy. The signs could stand to be updated a few spots where I'm told by locals that the distances aren't right, and I always like to see a diagram of the hole on the sign. They've got short tees and some longer tees marked with stakes, but putting in tee pads for those would be one of the few things I can think off that would improved the course. It also looked like there was enough room to have some cool alternate pin placements, but all in all and great course and I can't way to get back here to play.
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Really enjoyed this course. It was pretty busy, but not too crowded for a weekend. We let a few groups play through. Very friendly crowd. Course was laid out well utilizing all the natural forested areas as well as some good elevation changes. Baskets were good quality and well-placed. Everything available from precision shot par 3s to an 870 foot bomb par 5 on 18. Course was well maintained allowing for some decent skips. Watch anything hooking right on 11, though. I had to say farewel ...
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Really enjoyed this course. It was pretty busy, but not too crowded for a weekend. We let a few groups play through. Very friendly crowd. Course was laid out well utilizing all the natural forested areas as well as some good elevation changes. Baskets were good quality and well-placed. Everything available from precision shot par 3s to an 870 foot bomb par 5 on 18. Course was well maintained allowing for some decent skips. Watch anything hooking right on 11, though. I had to say farewell to my favorite red Star Destroyer there...someone will have an early Christmas next Fall when all the brush down in the draw to the right of the tee pad dies back. There are good facilities in the area, covered picnic areas, ample trash cans, and even an ice cream truck cruising around (could have done without his theme music after about 3 holes). Definitely a must for any plate chuckers TDY to Ft. Benning; only about 20-25 minute drive.
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