Richland Township Park

Short, flat, tight, technical and heavily wooded multi use park pitch and putt course. The few par 2 holes are very short but still have tight lines. The cement pads are long, the Chainstar baskets ar ... show more ›

Short, flat, tight, technical and heavily wooded multi use park pitch and putt course. The few par 2 holes are very short but still have tight lines. The cement pads are long, the Chainstar baskets are decent, but the tee signs are hit or miss and without hole maps or next tee directions. Hole 4 is a 610 foot anomaly but does offer a short pad. A few holes play around ball fields. Nice asphalt paths/trails throughout the course. Creative use of cramped space for a fun 18 hole hazard free beginner course. However this could’ve been a quality and challenging 9 hole course. The park is well maintained and has restrooms and trash cans.

If you want to work on your short game or get an ace this is the course for you. Some positives to the course is the ace-able short holes, shaded course, cement pads, easy layout, good paths. Some of ... show more ›

If you want to work on your short game or get an ace this is the course for you. Some positives to the course is the ace-able short holes, shaded course, cement pads, easy layout, good paths. Some of the negatives: short basket heights, no trash cans or benches, a few trees directly in front of tee pad, the twisted pad of 13?

Last point is to those that might complain that an ace shot here is not a true ace. To that I say an ace is an ace. If it is so easy to get an ace here then everyone who plays here should get an ace their first shot, their first time playing the course. It is not the player's problem that the course designer(s) made the holes short. Players throw the holes, designers build the holes. An ace is an ace; long hole, short hole, dead straight, skipped in, off a tree, etc.

C- is being generous. Looks great and alot of work was done but it is a very dangerous course. With baskets and teepads only 50 ft apart at times you will need a helmet if the course is occupied by mo ... show more ›

C- is being generous. Looks great and alot of work was done but it is a very dangerous course. With baskets and teepads only 50 ft apart at times you will need a helmet if the course is occupied by more than three groups. Great for beginners like small children and elderly women. I jump putted more than half of the holes. Also one of the tee pads faces east and the fairway runs north south wtf is that. Not very well designed or utilized. Would have been a great nine hole course.

This rating is as how I see the course when done. This course is short but awesome. Never have I seen so much time, money, effort, etc. put into a course to make it nice. And the fun factor is off the ... show more ›

This rating is as how I see the course when done. This course is short but awesome. Never have I seen so much time, money, effort, etc. put into a course to make it nice. And the fun factor is off the charts! I know that it is to short for the throw farther than you can see crowd but hear me out. The teeboxes are much larger than most and built to perfection. The baskets are (I think dga) of the 24 chain sort, very nice with loud chings. All the fairways ( 1 and 2 aren't yet but will be) are filled with superior wood chips. And best of all, they put in an AWESOME! path through the hole course with (I think) stone crete and it is level, hard packed, lined with a foot of wood chips on each side, and a joy to walk and push my cart. Most of the way, they put driveways of the path to,level with the teeboxes, and to the wood chips to the baskets. This path runs parallel to the fairways and only two fairways did I need to push my cart. You can go the other 16 and stay on the totally smooth path. to tee off, and putt. AWESOME! The signs aren't in yet but there are posts for them in all over, so signage is gonna be great. The continuity, especially with the path and wood chips, from hole to hole is superb. Now for the short distances. They must have moved some since others have played. Yes, there are to many 100 ft. holes, and a putter is all you need BUT. Hole 4 is about 280, very narrow, and I bogeyed it 2 of 4 time. 5 is about 220 and narrow, 10 is about 180 and a slight S shot for rhfh that is almost impossible for a rhbh like me to ace, and 15 is about 240 and narrow and I bogeyed it 2 of 4 times. Now I don't have a big arm and about 9 of the holes are a putter for even me, but 3 holes I used a driver and several with big anhyzers and big hyzers I used a mid range. So there's not much distances but there is a little at times. They did very well in the small area that they have to work with. The cons, other than distance. People are gonna get hit with it so compact. 4's basket and 5's teebox are only about 25' apart etc.They set the baskets very low to help deter theft, you will feel like you are putting down when close.A farmer owns a small edge of the woods along 3,4,5,6,7 and obviously doesn't want discers on his property with no trespassing and you will be prosecuted signs. I had a legit birdie putt from his property because it is so close to those fairways and baskets. Above all else this course is fun fun fun. Followed closely by being very very very nice. In 4 rounds I got metal 4 times, chained out once, and got an ace. If that isn't fun I don't know what is. There is almost no undergrowth so no lost discs,and you can't find any easier and shorter walking. This course will improve your game. The course begins and ends at the far northeast ballfield side of the park. First tee is behind the left-center field fence of the northeast ballfield and 18 comes out on the other side of the ballfield.

If you want to learn how to throw your putter, there is no better place. Aside from a few longer very narrow holes which i found less enjoyabe, it's basically a putt-putt disc golf course. About 75 pe ... show more ›

If you want to learn how to throw your putter, there is no better place. Aside from a few longer very narrow holes which i found less enjoyabe, it's basically a putt-putt disc golf course. About 75 percent of the holes are easily ace-able with an average hole length I'm guessing to be about 125ft. The park is very nice and they put some serious money into the course. Every square inch of the fairway is mulched. 95% shaded holes makes it great on a hot day.