Armstrong Park

Interesting course to say the least. 2 sets of concrete pads with 9 shared baskets to provide a 9/18 hole option. Signage is good with next tee directional arrows, allowing for pretty easy navigation. ... show more ›

Interesting course to say the least. 2 sets of concrete pads with 9 shared baskets to provide a 9/18 hole option. Signage is good with next tee directional arrows, allowing for pretty easy navigation. Heavily wooded to a fault with some holes unreachable but other holes offering multiple lines. Needless to say, shot shaping is a must for success. The back 9 is more approachable than the front 9. Exceptional use of limited property to offer 18 holes. Well maintained and clean but tuns of leaves from fall to spring.

Pros: Great for woods practice. The lines here are tighter than most courses. -Outstanding amenities (tees, signs, baskets, benches, etc.) -Open soccer fields next to the course for warming up. Als ... show more ›

Pros: Great for woods practice. The lines here are tighter than most courses.
-Outstanding amenities (tees, signs, baskets, benches, etc.)
-Open soccer fields next to the course for warming up. Also a practice basket for putting
-A variety of distances.
-Nice job utilizing every inch of the available property.
No chance of losing a disc, no rough, and no water.
I could see this being a fun winter course!

Cons: -Terrain variety. It is all flat and all in the woods.
-Wouldn't be ideal for crowded situations such as tournaments. So glad I was the only one out here throwing. i would feel like I was in a live mine field during a tournament. I would be happy to leave with all my teeth!
-Hard to navigate first time around, even with signs pointing you in the right direction.
I didn't like the fact that several holes had shared baskets.

It is all woods all the time. You will have many looks at small gaps and creative shot shaping. Several of the the shots, were throw it hard and wish it well. This course is best described as Plinko on steroids.

Some luck is going to be needed on this course to score well Every tee has small gaps, infinite routes per tee.. I only played it once, might need to play it several times, to try and find the local routes.

If you're looking for a putt-putt course with obstacles/trees in and out of the fairway come here and play. I actually prefer Meyer Broadway three miles down the road. You are going to hit trees on every other hole guaranteed. If you want to beat in your discs this is the place to play.