Mary Jane Thurston State Park

The course is still very new so a lot of the wooded holes are rough and the OB out in the open can be confusing. Some longer walks in between holes but nothing crazy. The only hole that I think needs ... show more ›

The course is still very new so a lot of the wooded holes are rough and the OB out in the open can be confusing. Some longer walks in between holes but nothing crazy. The only hole that I think needs a change is hole 11 - absolutely no line to get within 45 feet off the tee (only way is to get extremely lucky.) This could easily be a must-play course in a few years, but it needs some work.

Did not like having to walk back from the 10th basket back up the fairway or parallel the fairway to the 11th tee. Most tee markers were good. Didn’t like the OB markers. Very murky course. #2 swing ... show more ›

Did not like having to walk back from the 10th basket back up the fairway or parallel the fairway to the 11th tee. Most tee markers were good. Didn’t like the OB markers. Very murky course. #2 swings on the right, don’t pull your tee shot. #13 memorable w the basket up on the hill towards the road around the building to the right. Minimal elevation besides #13 & #4, which could be a signature hole. #4 downhill midrange conventional for a righty. Parts of MJT remind me of Gordon Holton in Delaware and other parts remind me of Aumiller in Bucyrus, which are both better than Mary Jane. Slightly better than C E Wharton in Kenton.