J.C. Park
Kentwood, Michigan 1 course · 18 holes Driving directions
Course reviews
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Andy Balcom
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October 30, 2010
I cant believe they fit 18 holes into this park. All together I had a good time playing here.
+1 votes
Steve Hedstrom
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September 2, 2011
JC is all in the woods with a few shots that have elevation. Plenty of birdie opportunities and defiantly some holes that bogeys can happen too. Good course to practice throwing in the woods on. I think they did a great job with the land. I still think that JC has made good use of the land that they have, but when there are more people there, the overlapping holes creates some backups and dangerous holes if newbies are throwing and don't know there is a hole right next to you.
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Matt Elgersma
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January 21, 2011
one of my favorite courses in Grand Rapids, must have a wide range of shots to make par or under, great layout, challenging, and good pads
+3 votes
Mike Durco
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March 14, 2011
I designed this course along w/ help from some other disc golfers. It was a huge challenge to design good holes in the limited space. Holes #10 & #17 have alternate basket placements.. that for some reason the parks people don't allow us to use. I'm glad so many people enjoy playing the course!
-5 votes
Tyler Sherman
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July 7, 2011
Some fun holes and decent shots but overall a mediocre course cause its not too challenging...:(
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John Cowell
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April 8, 2011
great course for technical drives and variable putt/approach shots
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Brad Fuller
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May 5, 2011
Heavily wooded. Very short course. Many trees and people all over the place.
Good for starters.
Good for starters.
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Josh Allen
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June 18, 2011
Jc is a great course for being in the middle of the city. A little bit of elavation. Lots of short holes for some good birdie opts.
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Brian Pirkola
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July 8, 2011
Not the most challenging course but a fun park to play except when throwing 18 when kids are playing on the playground.
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Bryan Remmelts
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July 15, 2011
Really nice course i like the shade but don't care for the trees but there fairly easy to avoid
+1 votes
Zachary Vaughn
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November 5, 2011
A great city park with clean lines and a fun challenge. C+ only due to the lack of versatility. A pleasure to play when not in fall (leaves) and is a great practice course.
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Jeremy Diller
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August 15, 2011
Acually can be a pretty tough course only bad part is they need to have some trees removed and the tee pads are to short.
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Brandon Ter Meer
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August 30, 2011
COurse that will improve your accuracy. i also have my first two aces here #1 and #17. :)
+1 votes
Sam Smigiel
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September 17, 2011
Pretty decent course with a variety of shots. However all holes are in the woods so it can get repetitive. It's a good course for decent players to help with their accuracy. Don't go your first time alone. The layout is funky and can be kinda frustrating if you don't know where you are going. That being said, they really did just about everything they could with the land they had so I can't get too upset about it.
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Jason Larson
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September 24, 2011
Great course. Closest course to my house. can play a quick 18 in less than an hour if not too busy.
-1 votes
Robert Duck
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September 28, 2011
The course over the years has become a mess, fallen trees, trash in the fairways. but overall the course can still test you. This day I finally got hole 10 ace and almost 11. If 11 would be a normal basket prolly back to back ace.
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Steven D. Fenrich
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October 22, 2011
Although it is on the other side of town from where I live, I consider this a "home course" of sorts. There is excellent turn variation, wooded throughout, and typically very quiet.
+2 votes
Jeff Kuehle
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February 24, 2012
excellent layout for the space provided. the course can be made tougher by playing paved paths as OB.Great course for the beginner as well as the seasoned professional.
+1 votes
Corey Alberda
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May 11, 2012
Good distribution of short and long drives. Several technical shots keep the game interesting. Only downfall to this course is the over abundance of leaves. Keep an eye on your disc or you'll never see it again
-3 votes
john jeff carter
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May 13, 2012
this course was aright for what little space they had there were some long holes but this course is a parable course allround was not mowed or taken care off but did have signs and very shot tee pads 5feet or maybe4feet long. there is alot of play on this course and if it were kept up i would rate it higher.
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Jacob Zomberg
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June 17, 2012
Fun course for the intermediate to advanced player. Offers some long holes and short holes with plenty of obstacle. Careful in the fall, when ALL the leaves are on the ground it may be easy to lose your disc - even on a decent throw. Overall a must-play for anyone who loves the game.
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Benjamin Zomberg
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July 2, 2012
This is a great technical course and fun to play even on a hot humid day. Course is within some woods. Not dense but enough trees to get your technical game going.
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Alex Stanton
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September 3, 2012
If you are going for your first time, you might find that it is pretty challenging to find the next hole. I played here after playing through 3 other courses, so I was worn out to say the least. With it being so close to old farm. it makes for a good 36 hole trip. Overall good layout of the course, with some challenging holes and some not so challenging.
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cody landers
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September 3, 2012
this is a nice course to play on hot days, with the whole course covered in trees, a nice even amount of short and long holes, rang chains on hole 7 with a nice skip, also hit the basket on hole 14. all around good course to play.
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Brian Basinski
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September 5, 2012
Fun, easy technical course. Gets a higher rating because this is where I grew up and learned to play
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Bryan Mahar
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April 22, 2013
I love this course but you can definitely throw a "good" shot and still be punished by the trees. There is some elevation change but nothing major. There are a lot of birdies on the course if you can consistently hit your line but trouble is out there if you don't avoid the trees. Most holes are driveable for the average player but there are a couple holes that are 350+