Santa Anita Park

Fun Park, Great for beginners and practicing your putts....We play a mix of regular and safari holes using our putters, Tee 1 regular, then tee 1 to basket 2, Then play basket 2 from regular tee, Then Tee-off left of basket 2 next to the trees driving over the creek to basket 3, Play basket 4 from regular Tee--Then Tee off left of tee 4 from the sidewalk to basket 5.Then play basket 5 from regular tee, Play basket 6 from regular tee, Tee off to basket 7 from behind the brick strip in the sidewal ...
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Fun Park, Great for beginners and practicing your putts....We play a mix of regular and safari holes using our putters, Tee 1 regular, then tee 1 to basket 2, Then play basket 2 from regular tee, Then Tee-off left of basket 2 next to the trees driving over the creek to basket 3, Play basket 4 from regular Tee--Then Tee off left of tee 4 from the sidewalk to basket 5.Then play basket 5 from regular tee, Play basket 6 from regular tee, Tee off to basket 7 from behind the brick strip in the sidewalk which runs toward the back of the park, Play basket 8 from regular tee, Then tee off to basket 8 next to the bridge between the tree and the creek, Then tee off left of basket 2 to basket 9. Use Your Putters And Have Fun!!!
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My brother and I were surprised to find out when arriving at this course that it bills itself as a Youth Disc Golf Course. The holes are very short and, like a previous reviewer said, all holes can easily be played with a putter. So, I give the course a C for adults and it might get a B+ for kids/inexperienced players. One boo-boo at the course was that the Hole 6 basket was labeled as 7 and Hole 1 was missing a tee marker. (Most of the tees were marked with a wood piece in the ground that s ...
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My brother and I were surprised to find out when arriving at this course that it bills itself as a Youth Disc Golf Course. The holes are very short and, like a previous reviewer said, all holes can easily be played with a putter. So, I give the course a C for adults and it might get a B+ for kids/inexperienced players. One boo-boo at the course was that the Hole 6 basket was labeled as 7 and Hole 1 was missing a tee marker. (Most of the tees were marked with a wood piece in the ground that said what tee it was and the word PAR). We, also, had a little difficulty finding Holes 3 and 7 on our first run through the course. We finally broke out our drivers on our 3rd round by playing Hole 9 from near the Hole 2 basket and playing Hole 2 from the Hole 1 tee. We had to agree that this is a good course to play with wives and kids ...
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