O'Hauser Park

Great course that just keeps getting better. Great beginners course which is free. Also helpful for those of us who need help with putting! The 18 hole course is a challenge regardless of the tee pads ... show more ›

Great course that just keeps getting better. Great beginners course which is free. Also helpful for those of us who need help with putting! The 18 hole course is a challenge regardless of the tee pads & baskets you decide to play. I suspect those who have commented that they dislike the new layout preferred the old layout because it was so much easier. No easy aces here. An ace or an underpar round are well earned on this beautiful 18 hole course. It's a good balance of some open holes with some wooded areas and a nice creek running along some holes. The signs are somewhat confusing and maybe inaccurate at times but that doesn't bother me. It also can get pretty muddy in some areas, particularly by #3, #13, & #5 on the beginners course. There are some really difficult holes here when playing from the back tees to the far baskets. #12 & #17 are personal challenges for me & I feel really good if I par them! We're very lucky to have such a great course in Fox Crossing.

Best course in the area with multiple, long length, tee pads and multiple basket positions. Baskets move throughout the year keeping the course fresh and providing the disc golfer multiple courses to ... show more ›

Best course in the area with multiple, long length, tee pads and multiple basket positions. Baskets move throughout the year keeping the course fresh and providing the disc golfer multiple courses to play. Course is one of the dryer ones in the area as well. It is pay to play, but it gets the most traffic and love out of any of the courses in the valley.

Some unique looks and challenging holes through the woods. You'd be doing well to shoot under par here. No elevation changes. One extreme dogleg left, and one right. One ~350 open drive, one that' ... show more ›

Some unique looks and challenging holes through the woods. You'd be doing well to shoot under par here. No elevation changes. One extreme dogleg left, and one right. One ~350 open drive, one that's listed at 375 but I think it's a bit longer than that -- across an open field and then the pin is located about 50 ft. into the woods. A couple longer holes through some tight woods (probably right around 400 ft. in the long pin positions). Generally some pretty tight fairways here, with a few easier holes. Each hole gives you the opportunity to throw a different shot, bring your A-game.