Flatrock Park
Columbus, Georgia 1 course · 18 holes Driving directions
Course reviews
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Thomas B.
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September 25, 2012
It was nice and clean. Watch out for bikers tho some of the trails go through the course.
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kyle colden
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July 11, 2012
would have been better if the post had the hole diagram. i spent alot of time walking around trying to find the right tee after a few good games i could get it down first time playing it today so we shall see next time
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Tom Lowman
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May 5, 2012
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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Matt Hodges
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February 19, 2012
Great natural course. Full grown trees and some up and downs. Tight flight paths on the wooded holes.
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Brandon Stephenson
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November 9, 2011
Challenging w/o being frustrating. I love that this course is in my hometown. All the regulars are very friendly and helpful. The only reason this course doesn't earn an A+ is due to the hole signs not having layout diagrams for first-time players to know where the basket is. Bright yellow baskets are definitely easy to spot, however. Come play in c-town!
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William C
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July 18, 2011
Excellent course! Took the family there and had no real problems with the course. It is well marked and has a challenging layout. The only reason it's not an "A+" in my rating is because it doesn't have diagrams.
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Allen Thornhill
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July 3, 2011
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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