Tom Triplett

Really an enjoyable course to play. Only had one afternoon to get 18 while I was helping my son, Shelby, do a DITY move down to 1/75th RANGER BN down at Hunter Army Airfield in Savannah, GA. Course was very well laid out with 3 tee pads per hole. It did get a little confusing sometimes knowing which pad you were walking up to, but each pad had a hole map so we found the gold tees eventually. The course requires you to throw about everything in your bag and is heavy on controlled drives dow ...
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Really an enjoyable course to play. Only had one afternoon to get 18 while I was helping my son, Shelby, do a DITY move down to 1/75th RANGER BN down at Hunter Army Airfield in Savannah, GA.
Course was very well laid out with 3 tee pads per hole. It did get a little confusing sometimes knowing which pad you were walking up to, but each pad had a hole map so we found the gold tees eventually.
The course requires you to throw about everything in your bag and is heavy on controlled drives down narrow wooded hallways. DISCatcher baskets were in great shape. Good parking out of the impact zone available at the entrance of the park. Active club, it would seem from the map board, with 42 members having posted their handicaps. Tom Triplett Park hosts 3 league events a week and there is a fourth on Sundays at "The Sarge," about 20 miles away. Bathrooms were available as were trash cans at the beginning/end of the course. Bring the bug spray since you will spend about 75% of your time in the woods. Will definitely play again when I go down to see the hammerhead.
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Rubber tee pads are very slippery in the morning and the the different course pars based on tees used are not registered in this website. If you play the course in the fall and winter make sure you get a solid mark on where your shots land. Much of the course is wooded and you can easily loose discs under the leaves. In the Summer watch out for copper head snakes. They are everywhere!! One player told me he has seen as many as 16 in one round and another told he saw 12 while playing one sum ...
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Rubber tee pads are very slippery in the morning and the the different course pars based on tees used are not registered in this website. If you play the course in the fall and winter make sure you get a solid mark on where your shots land. Much of the course is wooded and you can easily loose discs under the leaves. In the Summer watch out for copper head snakes. They are everywhere!! One player told me he has seen as many as 16 in one round and another told he saw 12 while playing one summer day. I have played once in the summer and only saw one copperhead. Other than that the course is great!
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