Wennerberg Park

this is a very new course... it flows great... nice horning's style baskets (dont catch as well as the horning's baskets) but are well made... id say the chains used are a tad bit too heavy just my OP. almost every basket is guarded or has some sort of tree along the typical flight path to get to the basket.. making the course harder than it looks... there is steep drop offs behind a few baskets if you over shoot them... id say its a mixture of benson,champoeg, and tree top type of layout ...
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this is a very new course... it flows great... nice horning's style baskets (dont catch as well as the horning's baskets) but are well made... id say the chains used are a tad bit too heavy just my OP.

almost every basket is guarded or has some sort of tree along the typical flight path to get to the basket.. making the course harder than it looks... there is steep drop offs behind a few baskets if you over shoot them...

id say its a mixture of benson,champoeg, and tree top type of layout/setting w/ the trees and that the holes start off from short to med to long as the course is played... the only thing i can see needed is gravel tee boxes... other than that a nice course w/ cool baskets and nice tee box signs (b+ until the natural tees get fixed)

this course also offers activities such as baseball, dog walking/walking paths, river,playground and picnic areas for non disc golfers making it a family friendly park.
-mateo-
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Not a single person throwing plastic other than the group of three that I was with. The course was in decent condition for the middle of February. It had rained pretty heavily the night before so the ground was a little moist. The tee pads are probably the one big con that I can think of, with them being bare ground. Each hole had decent signage that showed you the topography of the hole. The course is a par 27, 9 hole layout. Most pin locations are guarded pretty well by trees. I think the l ...
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Not a single person throwing plastic other than the group of three that I was with. The course was in decent condition for the middle of February. It had rained pretty heavily the night before so the ground was a little moist. The tee pads are probably the one big con that I can think of, with them being bare ground. Each hole had decent signage that showed you the topography of the hole. The course is a par 27, 9 hole layout. Most pin locations are guarded pretty well by trees. I think the longest hole was 374 feet so bring a driver or two. I will be back quite regularly during the spring and summer.
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