Griggs Reservoir Park
Columbus, Ohio 1 course · 18 holes Driving directions
Course reviews
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James C Baker
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June 17, 2013
I don't know what most people are talking about saying its confusing the tees and pins are all easy to see where its going from shorts I gave it a c+ because it is a nice course the main problem is losing a disc in the overly high grass its like 4 feet right now and I've seen even the best players lose it in there
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DETROIT J
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April 11, 2013
I like the Monday doubles here. However, I won't go out of my way to play it. It is very flat and narrow where you find yourself throwing at other people. Lots of dog walkers & joggers through the course. A good gateway course . The best use of the land available.
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Joe Ambuske
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April 8, 2013
Great place to learn or get a quick after work/weekend round in.
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Ken Sampson
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September 13, 2012
An odd mixture of wide-open fairways and a few very tight greens. Good distances for an intermediate player. Little variety.
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Matt Smith
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April 30, 2012
This course is mostly wide open with a lot of traffic. Rounds move fast and it is fun to play for all skill levels. The surroundings are nice and a few holes play by the resevoir. Some of the basket placements were nice. Worth the drive if not too far.
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Michael R
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March 26, 2012
The course is ok, lots of identical holes it seems, it's fairly easy, alot of the holes are tucked away on the edges of the woods, you can lose your disc in the river on a few holes..Hole 16 is alot of fun or could be a pain
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Matt O
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March 10, 2012
Very confusing layout. Tee signs not informative. If you play here, have someone who knows the course with you. It was my first time playing here, and there were people asking me what basket to throw to.
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john ryan
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October 3, 2011
fun course ,but nothing to drive out of your way for
most holes are similar to the last
most holes are similar to the last
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Kevin Hitch
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July 17, 2011
Enjoyable course. Lots of pins tucked into the brush on the edges, and the brush offers little in the way of recovery from where you might be stuck. Not too much in the way of problem vegetation (briars, poison ivy, etc.) Front nine is a little longer and more inventive than the back. They should try to reduce copycat holes on the back 9, where some are straight & short and obstacle-free, and others are identically short and straight at a tucked-in pin along the brush. Also, a number of back ...
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