Course reviews
+2 votes Darian Marrs › June 10, 2016
It's a little hard for me to be impartial because it's my home course, but i'll give it a try. It's a fairly well-kept course. It doesn't get too wet unless there's been steady rainfall or a fair-sized storm, and even then it dries out fairly quickly. The baskets are DGA Mach 5 baskets that are in pretty good condition. All of the tee pads are concrete. There are signs for every hole except hole 2, which looks like it was vandalized at some point in the past. The course is fairly small com ...
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+1 votes Cory King › June 3, 2011
Fun and enjoyable 9 hole course. Most holes under 300 feet and pars are a dime a dozen, but there is enough variety and skill required due to plenty of mature trees, dog legs, crossing water, a bridge, a tennis court, and a winding walking path.
+0 votes John Sales › August 23, 2011
I rate this course 2.5 out of 5 stars.
Pros
- Plenty of parking
- Playground for the kids, base ball, tennis, basketball, pavilions & grills. Just a good place to bring the family.
- Bathrooms located at Hole #1
- Entrance is marked by a sign for the park
- Excellent concrete tees!
- Accurate Tee signs with distances
- Baskets are in good condition and well labled
- The course flows very nicely. Hole #1 starts only a few feet from the parking lot and Hole #9 ends at the parking lot. ...
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+0 votes Vic S › November 4, 2012
Cool, relaxing course but they really need a better set up on 8 its insane to throw past/thru a football field then basketball court & finally a tennis court before you get to the basket. Seems like a busy park so be careful, lots of track walkers
+0 votes Tyler Starcher › October 2, 2012
It wasnt a bad course at all. I enjoyed the cement tees on every hole as well as nice baskets on every hole. It was only a nine hole though and those just arent as good as an 18. I was disappointed in the fact that I wish they would expand and there is definitely room to do so.
+0 votes Andy Nolen › August 30, 2014
Pretty open. Built throughout a public park so lots of foot traffic. But a nice little course. Pretty safe for not loosing a disc.
+0 votes Stephen Curtis › August 16, 2015
Bicentennial Park seems to be be a nice, small, well-kept park. I think all but one hole were mid/short par 3s. The course has very nice tee pads and a very nice flow to it. It was easy to walk and there are only a few spot where there is danger of losing a disc. Throwing across the Sandy Creek is pretty fun and there is a tank near one of the holes. The park was a little busy on the day I went so I had to throw around a few people.
+0 votes Nathaniel Berens › December 8, 2020
Course itself is fine. Good use of the space they have. Tees are nicely designed.
About half the tee signs are missing and there doesn't appear to be any maintenance to the course other than mowing of the park. Some trees have grown up obscuring what appears to be the designed lines of play.
About half the tee signs are missing and there doesn't appear to be any maintenance to the course other than mowing of the park. Some trees have grown up obscuring what appears to be the designed lines of play.
+0 votes Dan Kilgore › January 23, 2023
For a 9 hole small neighborhood park, this course has more than some 18 hole courses in "State Parks". IMO, This course has the 2nd most best tee pads in our Disc Golf area (As Dover's Deis Hill has the best tee pads). Bicentennial Park is very well kept. Granted you'll always have your local vandalism, but besides a broken tee sign and a few other little things, this course is in pretty good shape. You have really long holes # 8 (with adjacent Tennis courts being OB), you have a couple of holes ...
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