Course reviews
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Jeff Woodcock
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November 12, 2010
great course for a newbie like myself. i played here a lot this past spring. it is not much of a challenge.
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Kevin Fanning
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March 12, 2011
Does a nice job with the land there was to work with. Love the extra tee's and use of the space outside the woods. Wouldnt hurt to move some of the pin placements. think the place as a whole has room to grow. The course has made major strides each year and is only getting better. I give it a C+ in the winter but by mid spring it will be a B-
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Ned Eisenberg
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January 31, 2012
First time playing the course although I went and checked it out on a rainy day once. Tee pads are really rough but some have stone dust which is nice. Only problem I had is navigation...weird spray paint on trees but I found my way around alone.
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Jeff Glynn
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June 8, 2012
I like the proximity of the course to Peabody and how quickly two people can zoom through it during the day on a weekday. It is a pain on weekday during the evening because of all the little league teams.
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John Mclaughlin
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June 30, 2012
better tee box and better marked would make it much better.. short course pretty fun
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Brian Dunigan
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July 3, 2012
The course is not bad for the location and what land they have to work with. The trees are good for developing your technical skills but can be pretty frustrating when you nail a tree more than once.
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Matt Lazz
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June 20, 2013
At first I found this course very discouraging.
Traffic closely circles the course, and is pretty noisy.
Also I literally walked around the property twice looking for the first hole.
After that, I settled in nicely and enjoyed the course.
Starts off two open field holes, and then the rest are heavily wooded.
They do a nice job of making sure not every hole is the same.
Also the grounds are well kept and clean.
The holes are a bit jumbled together and difficult to navigate.
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Jon C
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July 29, 2013
A decent course for beginners because the holes are fairly short so if you are a more experienced player it probably isn't worth more then a 20 minute drive to play there. The start of the course is hard to find if you're playing for the first time but after you get through hole 2 its relatively easy to follow. Their site also has a satellite shot of the course with the holes which is very helpful. Best part about it is that it's free to play and park. And every time I've been there (mostly afte ...
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Jesse Nicola
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April 14, 2014
I think people don't give fun little courses like this enough credit!
Great place to take a beginner. Easy 9 holes, decent challenges, none of the big problems a little course can have (like risk of winding up in the road). It's a fairly balanced and fun course that I enjoyed for sure.
This could be a great solid B+ short course with just a little bit of work. A little volunteer party with some wood and concrete for excellent pads, some signs for directions to the next T's... signs with nu ...
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Mindy R
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August 4, 2014
Great course for new players, I've brought a bunch of friends here for their first time playing. You don't need to worry about losing a disc.
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spectralmonkey 11
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August 22, 2014
i played it 4x through yesterday. it is a fun course, and good for the area. once more courses go in within an hour of boston, it will hold its own as a fun local 9.. the variety from some of the alt tees is a big difference and there are a LOT of trees. i found it to be challenging enough for what it is. i didnt get any aces and the birdies felt authentic on some of the longer holes. if only the tees were flat.
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Marc Sobota
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October 10, 2014
My new home course! It's nothing special but it works for a quick practice round after work. Two open holes to start then 7 through the woods. Only few holes over 300ft. Usually don't mind natural tees, but these are pretty beat up and several are set on an incline which makes them worse. I guess beggers can't be choosers in this area, and overall the course certainly good enough to have fun on.
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matt S
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October 18, 2017
Park is small and surrounded by busy streets. It can be unclear where the next tee/basket are.
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Joshua DaSilva
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February 11, 2019
Not a destination course, but a quick 9 hole course if you are in the area.
A little difficult to navigate the course, multiple tees per hole, mostly thick woods.
Beginner friendly.
A little difficult to navigate the course, multiple tees per hole, mostly thick woods.
Beginner friendly.
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Christian Freebird
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August 13, 2020
Cute park, rough course. Not a lot of area to work with, but definitely could be better marked and laid out. Really convenient location to me, but can't bring myself to play it again. . .
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Chris Fehl
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November 14, 2021
I had some time to pass while in the greater Boston area and tried out the closest course to me, Simonds Park. It is great that it exists for locals to try disc golf and have a place to play. The course itself has fallen into considerable disrepair. Cinder tee boxes are now more of a hazard than a launch pad. The signage is either missing, broken, or marked up. Only one pin position (Red, I think) still exists. I only had about 40 minutes before dark but was able to play all 9 holes. I still had a good time playing.