Fuller Park

Lots of positive updates at Fuller Park in the last year. We are close to getting 3 placements per hole. (3 or 4 placements won't be done till this fall. We have a disc golfer who works for our park department, Dave Everhart. He only works at Fuller a couple days a week and He has done an incredible job of weed eating, trimming, and keeping the course in the best shape it's ever been in!!! You need to see it to believe it!!! Especially if you played the course 2 or more years ago. BIG DIFFERENCE ...
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Lots of positive updates at Fuller Park in the last year. We are close to getting 3 placements per hole. (3 or 4 placements won't be done till this fall. We have a disc golfer who works for our park department, Dave Everhart. He only works at Fuller a couple days a week and He has done an incredible job of weed eating, trimming, and keeping the course in the best shape it's ever been in!!! You need to see it to believe it!!! Especially if you played the course 2 or more years ago. BIG DIFFERENCE. You will be pleasantly surprised by how much the course has improved. We also just installed new signs two weeks ago. They were needed badly. Each sign has a bolt showing current location.


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This is a must play course. Wooded and hilly, a challenge for even seasoned players. There's a combination of short technical shots, doglegs and long open shots. Bring your A-game, there's still enough trees to make this anything but easy. On a side note, thank God for the Muscatine Disc Golf Club. They have taken a thorny, overgrown, brush infested timber, and turned it into a thing of beauty. I used to play this course only in the early spring or late fall because it was so poorly ma ...
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This is a must play course. Wooded and hilly, a challenge for even seasoned players. There's a combination of short technical shots, doglegs and long open shots. Bring your A-game, there's still enough trees to make this anything but easy.

On a side note, thank God for the Muscatine Disc Golf Club. They have taken a thorny, overgrown, brush infested timber, and turned it into a thing of beauty. I used to play this course only in the early spring or late fall because it was so poorly maintained, you could lose a disc in the fairway. This club has cleaned up brush, removed nuisance trees, and given the course a groomed look. Check it out!
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