Sahm Park

Pros: It looks as through Sahm park is in a rebuild stage and transition. I heard it was originally a 9 hole course expanded to a new 18 hole layout. Only half of the holes, have concrete tees, the other half are all natural. Had a little difficulty navigating the course, never played there and few directional signs telling you where to turn. The baskets seem fairly new (Prodigy). The course is pretty flat and with no water holes. The wooded holes have tight lines, you will score well, just to ...
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Pros: It looks as through Sahm park is in a rebuild stage and transition. I heard it was originally a 9 hole course expanded to a new 18 hole layout. Only half of the holes, have concrete tees, the other half are all natural. Had a little difficulty navigating the course, never played there and few directional signs telling you where to turn. The baskets seem fairly new (Prodigy). The course is pretty flat and with no water holes. The wooded holes have tight lines, you will score well, just to break par. I liked that you will need a wide variety of shots to pick up the birdies. Lefties and righties will find that you will need a great backhand and forehand in the woods.

Cons: The course probably was in it's prime 20 years ago. The natural tees were a complete mud bog the day I played, the pads were wet and well worn. The lack of signage takes away much appeal for me. Nothing really exciting about this course as it can be kind of repetitive. The cement tee pads are uneven and many are cracked, thrower beware.

Other Thoughts: This is not one the greatest course I've ever played. But this is a really fun course that will only get better. This is worth a short trip out of your way to play. And when concrete and tee signs are added it would be a must play. Excellent job by the course designers taking the previously unused wooded section and adding 9 new holes. I look forward in the coming year to see this course mature and get finished by the local club and players.
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