Pymatuning State Park

Elevation changes on all but 3 holes. Great mix of open holes and tunnels, along with coastal shots. This course plays long with 4 holes over 600 ft. The shorter holes are embraced with trees but offer multiple hyzer and anhyzer drives with a ceiling. The course cuts it's fairways out of high wild grass at an average of 50ft wide with minimal hedgerows and undergrowth. For a course that only just turned a year old they are doing a great job. The tee pads on the front are stone gravel with ...
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Elevation changes on all but 3 holes. Great mix of open holes and tunnels, along with coastal shots. This course plays long with 4 holes over 600 ft. The shorter holes are embraced with trees but offer multiple hyzer and anhyzer drives with a ceiling. The course cuts it's fairways out of high wild grass at an average of 50ft wide with minimal hedgerows and undergrowth. For a course that only just turned a year old they are doing a great job. The tee pads on the front are stone gravel with the back 9 using rubber matting. Stand out hole is #13- 769' from the white pad. This hole is open for the first 250' with an incline of 40'. From 250'-600' is a down hill tunnel 25' wide that ends at a 4' wide creek. After the foot bridge it is 169' up hill and to the right 30' with pine trees enclosing the backside of the basket setting up most putts 15' or less. No bug spray needed.
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This is my home course but I'm really not a huge fan of it. Has some great holes and great for intermediate or advanced players. But has many cons - baskets and the next hole tee pads are 300-500 yards apart so you spend so much time waking which wears you out. - not non local friendly. Barely any signage of where the next holes are and no maps so if you are not familiar with the course it's impossible to find the next tees. - not beginner friendly. Some red tee pads are 600 feet. For beginn ...
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This is my home course but I'm really not a huge fan of it. Has some great holes and great for intermediate or advanced players. But has many cons
- baskets and the next hole tee pads are 300-500 yards apart so you spend so much time waking which wears you out.
- not non local friendly. Barely any signage of where the next holes are and no maps so if you are not familiar with the course it's impossible to find the next tees.
- not beginner friendly. Some red tee pads are 600 feet. For beginners that just sucks.
I've seen new people play 5 holes and leave because it's too hard or too long. I run 15 miles a week and I am always exhausted after rounds because it's soo far walking to the next teepads.
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Played for the first time this past weekend, and I cannot believe it took me this long to get up there. First: It is located @ pavilion 4. As you're pulling into the road, you'll see the practice basket. Use the UDisc app as a guide to find the holes, as it will help tremendously. Second: Very well maintained, which is always a huge plus. The long and mid tees are both concrete, and the shorts are natural. The design is awesome, as there is a great balance of ace runs, dog legs, wooded, ...
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Played for the first time this past weekend, and I cannot believe it took me this long to get up there.

First: It is located @ pavilion 4. As you're pulling into the road, you'll see the practice basket. Use the UDisc app as a guide to find the holes, as it will help tremendously.

Second: Very well maintained, which is always a huge plus. The long and mid tees are both concrete, and the shorts are natural. The design is awesome, as there is a great balance of ace runs, dog legs, wooded, and bomber holes. I cannot wait to go back and play again, as I have a feeling it will be one of my regular courses.

My only wish for an improvement is the baskets. They're in great shape, and don't really NEED to be replaced, but you better have a sharp putting game as they're Mach2's. I will be playing in tournaments held here to help fund that wish haha.
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