Middlesex Township Park

I'm a little biased about this course (as I've helped with it a little) but I really do think it's all that. It's really still a newborn but looks so good already. I think the balance of hole types is one of the greatest attributes. There is wooded, open, uphill, downhill, longer, shorter, dogleg left and dogleg right. Currently, there are 18 holes all with baskets and concrete tee pads. All of the tee pads but one have been roughly backfilled with dirt but will get a finer, flatter finish ...
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I'm a little biased about this course (as I've helped with it a little) but I really do think it's all that. It's really still a newborn but looks so good already. I think the balance of hole types is one of the greatest attributes. There is wooded, open, uphill, downhill, longer, shorter, dogleg left and dogleg right. Currently, there are 18 holes all with baskets and concrete tee pads. All of the tee pads but one have been roughly backfilled with dirt but will get a finer, flatter finish in the future. We still need signage and maybe a couple bridges but this course is super-playable. Our threesome took around 2 hours to play the course today with not all that much time spent looking for discs or in the thick stuff. This time of the year, the course is a little more forgiving. The jagger bushes aren't as bad and you're less likely to lose a disc in the thick stuff. I really only gave it an A- because it's not finished yet. I'm not a connoisseur of disc courses and not the most discerning but I think if you play it you won't be disappointed.
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The course is challenging and fun. It has a few shorter holes that have a potential to be aced as well as some longer holes. The only hole where you can really air it out also has the cell tower in play. Landing in the fenced in area could easily mean a lost disc and I am not sure how one goes about getting a disc back(legally). Played it for the second time today and all the tee boxes were poured. This made a huge difference as well as the lack of leaves. There are some tricky water crossing ...
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The course is challenging and fun. It has a few shorter holes that have a potential to be aced as well as some longer holes. The only hole where you can really air it out also has the cell tower in play. Landing in the fenced in area could easily mean a lost disc and I am not sure how one goes about getting a disc back(legally). Played it for the second time today and all the tee boxes were poured. This made a huge difference as well as the lack of leaves. There are some tricky water crossings right now but the bridges should be in place in the near future. I think the real challenge of this course will be in the summer when everything is grown in. I probably should have lost 2 discs today had it not been late fall. The course forces you to use every shot in your bag and that is part of what I like about it. I also like that it is only 10 minutes from my house.
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