Heritage Park

First time playing here was tonight and it happened to be a league night. Jumped right in and played 18 and though it was difficult not knowing exactly how to throw each hole it was a great group of guys and had a blast. Course was a little soggy but we had a hell of a storm roll thru today so to be expected. Also, could use some work with the tee boxes and markers but that all costs money. Who knows maybe I/we can get together and get a few companies including my own to help pick this up to a A ...
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First time playing here was tonight and it happened to be a league night. Jumped right in and played 18 and though it was difficult not knowing exactly how to throw each hole it was a great group of guys and had a blast. Course was a little soggy but we had a hell of a storm roll thru today so to be expected. Also, could use some work with the tee boxes and markers but that all costs money. Who knows maybe I/we can get together and get a few companies including my own to help pick this up to a A plus course rating. Definitely has all the potential! Though im not very good I still love being outside and the sport in general and have played courses literally all over the country thru my travels and was pleasantly surprised to find this gem right in my hometown! Thanks disc golf scene!
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In general, this is an underrated underplayed course. Both sets of tees are challenging, and many provide very different shots between the 2. The front nine has a mix of open and wooded holes, and the back 9 is more open, longer, and often windy. The course has natural teepads, and must be painted every so often. Otherwise, 15 ft in front of the posts. OB (Water, road) comes into play on 7 of the holes. Between the 2 sets of tees, a variety of throwing styles and discs are required. Also, the co ...
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In general, this is an underrated underplayed course. Both sets of tees are challenging, and many provide very different shots between the 2. The front nine has a mix of open and wooded holes, and the back 9 is more open, longer, and often windy. The course has natural teepads, and must be painted every so often. Otherwise, 15 ft in front of the posts. OB (Water, road) comes into play on 7 of the holes. Between the 2 sets of tees, a variety of throwing styles and discs are required. Also, the course does not have Tee signs or score cards available, so print a map before going.

White Tees (short): [5231 ft. / Shortest 171 ft. / Longest 465 ft] By far, the most played layout. Easy enough for beginners, but still fun for all.

Blue Tees (long): [6691 ft / Shortest 210 ft. / Longest 666 ft]. Very long course. True par fours on 7, 13, and 16 and tough par 3s on 3 and 18. Only a few deuces out here, which are basically cancelled out by the par 4s.

Overall, this is a solid, well designed course, which has been gradually improved over time, by increasing length and difficulty. The blue tees are my favorite, and would test even the most accomplished players. With some signage and tee markers, it could bump the rating even higher.
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