Winchester City Park

Played this course a couple weeks ago and it was very confusing. I know they are still working on it. but there are a couple places which pose a problem when playing. 1 hole has you shooting past a pa ... show more ›

Played this course a couple weeks ago and it was very confusing. I know they are still working on it. but there are a couple places which pose a problem when playing. 1 hole has you shooting past a pavillion and the other over a picnic table. Both pose a problem, especially when the weather gets warmer and people start using these areas. The other problem I have is to have to cross a busy hwy just to play holes 11-18. Gonna wait and see after the improvements before playing again.

One of the very first disc golf courses in Tennessee. I played this course (my first also) with high school buds several days after it opened and have never looked back. The listed establish date (1 ... show more ›

One of the very first disc golf courses in Tennessee. I played this course (my first also) with high school buds several days after it opened and have never looked back. The listed establish date (1989) is incorrect as I started playing it a couple of years before graduating HS In '81. 1979 would be more accurate. Wham-O Frisbees were used exclusively for years on this course until modern golf discs were developed. It still plays like a Wham-O course with extremely short, open fairways. Though Winchester Park does not compare with longer, newer courses, it is truly outstanding as a well-kept practice course for mid-to-long approach shots of every kind. It is also still a great course for bustin' out the Wham-Os for a nostalgia round! If you're traveling through Franklin County, stop by and give it a heave. Its still quite enjoyable to play!