Kendall Indian Hammocks Park

K1 (East): -THE COURSE- 3 pin positions and 3 tee pad positions (red pads marked with cement dots on grass) on almost all the holes. Some tee pads need work and signs could use updating. I believe ... show more ›

K1 (East):
-THE COURSE-
3 pin positions and 3 tee pad positions (red pads marked with cement dots on grass) on almost all the holes. Some tee pads need work and signs could use updating. I believe almost all holes have one position installed with a second position installed at the same time that rotates with daylight time. Not many garbage cans or places to sit between holes although some benches were just added. You have the course basically to yourself. Not much pedestrian/car traffic.
A-

-THE PLAY-
Play wise, it is a course that has you throwing a variety of shots and you’ll only get in trouble on a few holes if you miss your line. Long pads offer both bomber shots and technical lines. Bang for your buck it’s hard to beat because of all the options. Some cool tree formations at the front and back end of the course while in the field most holes have like one tree you have to beat and no ob so you can air it out.

A-
A one stop shop

I don't know East from West but this review is for K2. If you make it through a round without going out of bounds or in deep rough, you're doing better than most. It is one of the more strategically d ... show more ›

I don't know East from West but this review is for K2. If you make it through a round without going out of bounds or in deep rough, you're doing better than most. It is one of the more strategically demanding courses I have ever played, which makes it one of the most rewarding when you execute. Holes 8-12 suffer from heavy foot traffic, and again, you'll want to use UDisc to navigate from hole to hole. In the end, though, there's no better test for my mental game in South Florida than K2.

A nice course with a good variety of holes. I lost two damned discs though (one on top of a building by the 8th tee; the other in a fenced lot on the 15th I was stupidly trying to cut over). The signa ... show more ›

A nice course with a good variety of holes. I lost two damned discs though (one on top of a building by the 8th tee; the other in a fenced lot on the 15th I was stupidly trying to cut over). The signage is generally very good, although I'm still not sure I played #1 correctly, and I played 13 and 14 out of order. 10 is a good hole to gamble your tee shot, and 18 is a really nice finishing hole.

-THE COURSE- It has multiple positions with one tee pad position. Signage definitely needs updating/improvement. Especially when players walk through the forest from 5 to 6 and again from 17 to 18. T ... show more ›

-THE COURSE-
It has multiple positions with one tee pad position. Signage definitely needs updating/improvement. Especially when players walk through the forest from 5 to 6 and again from 17 to 18. The tee pads need love. They are made of cement tiles that have shifted over the years. Some are worse off than others but it’s tough having confidence when throwing from uneven pads. The middle portion of the park you’ll be waiting for crossing pedestrians and cars if you go at prime time park hours (5-7pm) but it’s fine in the morning.

B-
right under “good” due to what is mentioned above.

-THE PLAY-
The course itself can be considered harder than K1 (East). Fairways are tighter with OB and bushes that don’t allow for much advancing if you find yourself inside them. You have to have control when playing this course. It is designed pretty well and offers windows for you to make cool shot and exciting shots that you have to shape. you’re going to need some imagination and creativity at times. If you can mentally handle all of that, then K2 is definitely a challenging course worth your time.

A-
“it’s not perfect, but it’s got cool lines”

I don't know East from West but this review is for K1. It's a challenging course (bring your drivers) that makes creative use of the land allocated to it. There are no easy birdies. A couple tee pads ... show more ›

I don't know East from West but this review is for K1. It's a challenging course (bring your drivers) that makes creative use of the land allocated to it. There are no easy birdies. A couple tee pads are in need of repair (or, on hole 3 short, redirection). Signage could be better, and hole 10 restricts options off the tee due to unrelenting plant growth. Still, hole designs are diverse and for the most part, play is fairly uninterrupted despite taking place in a crowded park.

Not sure if I played east or west and the baskets were a mix of yellow and blue placements, but overall a fun course with a lot of wind the day a played. The signs are nice because they show the curre ... show more ›

Not sure if I played east or west and the baskets were a mix of yellow and blue placements, but overall a fun course with a lot of wind the day a played. The signs are nice because they show the current hole layout plus where to go for the next hole. Only negative is the park’s no dog policy, but no one stopped us.