Falls Park

Played a quick 9 with my daughter and wife. Would have like to played 18, second time around. Located in a beautiful park, very safe, great place to have a picnic. We played this course in the fall, I ... show more ›

Played a quick 9 with my daughter and wife. Would have like to played 18, second time around. Located in a beautiful park, very safe, great place to have a picnic. We played this course in the fall, I could see it being kind of hairy in the summer.

Pros: Fairly new concrete tee pads and spider baskets. A great beginner course that requires you to hit your lines perfectly to get the birdie. 9 distinctly different holes. Great signage and a very technical course. My family and I had fun here, kudos to the designer.

Cons: There were a couple of tee pads really close to the previous basket. Keep your head on a swivel, only two others playing while we were there. This course doesn't seem to be intended for tournaments or heavy play, so it shouldn't be much of an issue.

Other Thoughts: I love how the holes require you to hit your lines perfectly to get a birdie.

It is located in Falls Park, but no where near the beautiful Falls. Go under the bridge, to the back part of the park/away from the falls. A must stop, right off the interstate, mainly to see the falls and stretch your legs, and huck some discs.

This course is great for beginners. Really fun for experienced players because there are a few good chances for some aces and you can pretty much birdie every hole if you get a good drive. I wouldnt r ... show more ›

This course is great for beginners. Really fun for experienced players because there are a few good chances for some aces and you can pretty much birdie every hole if you get a good drive. I wouldnt recommend traveling to this course. Good if you are in the area.
The course is still a little rough when it goes into the wooded area. But assuming by all the orange paint on the trees I would think they are going to trim out a few to open up the fairways a little bit.