Mooney Grove Park

Tree love! (or not). I like the density of trees on this course. Navigating them successfully helps make courses with less trees much less intimidating. This has been my "home course" the past 2+ year ... show more ›

Tree love! (or not). I like the density of trees on this course. Navigating them successfully helps make courses with less trees much less intimidating. This has been my "home course" the past 2+ years, so I have logged in over 300 rounds here. Longest holes (when basket is in longest position) are 5,11,13,15,17,18. Plenty of shade, 2 restrooms, ample parking. Year long County Park pass is only $20. Gates open on Monday & Thursday with free admission. Other days, $5, without the Pass. Gates usually closed Tues & Wed, but can still walk-in to play. Park on side road, past the park, in the dirt space by the canal, on days the gates are closed.

This course kicks my behind. Pad #1 located not far from the restroom that is closest to the Sheriff tower station. Several long and challenging holes, including holes that offer water hazards that mi ... show more ›

This course kicks my behind. Pad #1 located not far from the restroom that is closest to the Sheriff tower station. Several long and challenging holes, including holes that offer water hazards that might steal your disc (4,6,7,8,10,11,17,18) when the canal is filled with swift water. Good course for those with 'long arms', which is well beyond my range. Whenever I need a good reminder of how mediocre my game really is, all I have to do is play this course. For that reason, I really like it. Holes #4 and #5 play from adjacent hills. First time players sometimes have difficulty finding the pad for #8, which is located on either side of the canal after you cross over the bridge road. Most now play from the pad on the right hand side of the canal, and throw back over the canal. Also, the pad for the next hole (9), is located several hundred feet from #8 basket, past the children's play area, next to the restroom by the road. Come play and be humbled ...