Course reviews
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Nolan Gray
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Black Locust North › June 21, 2023
Fun wooded and technical course. A lot of blind basket shots
+1 votes
Jeff Dunn CTDG
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Black Locust South › March 3, 2023
North course is more fun in my opinion, but this is still a pretty great course where you have to earn your pars. It’s nice to have 2 options for courses and navigation is pretty easy. The tee pads are fantastic.
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Jeff Dunn CTDG
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Black Locust North › May 4, 2021
Nice tee pads and easy to navigate. Nice elevation change and technical lines. A little bit repetitive at times though. The more attackable course of the 2. In my opinion, a better flow to it as well and more fun for the AM players
+1 votes
Darian Ott
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Black Locust South › October 13, 2020
Beautiful course, fair share of elevation changes. Some very interesting holes that require great placement. Other times you can scramble fairly easy. Already looking forward to going back!
+1 votes
Darian Ott
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Black Locust North › August 29, 2020
Beautiful technical course, wooded and well maintained.
+2 votes
Vinnie Griffith
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Black Locust South › July 7, 2020
Well maintained course with a good variety of shots required. We had no problem figuring out where the baskets were in relation to the short tees, which made it great since we have never played here before. Would highly recommend playing the shorts for a couple rounds first and utilizing a spotter at some of the dog leg corners.
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Garett Patria
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Black Locust North › June 7, 2020
Great mix of elevation, woods, fairway trajectories, and shade!
+2 votes
Tom Wagner
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Black Locust North › March 24, 2020
Fair lines, balanced holes, easier than the south course for accurate but shorter drives.
+2 votes
Tom Wagner
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Black Locust South › March 24, 2020
Have to earn pars, pretty long holes for shorts...
+1 votes
Jeff Doran
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Black Locust › July 5, 2019
Overall, I really like this course and I’m happy that they upgraded all the baskets. However, the course maintenance, especially on the south course, is appalling. Weeds are waist-high in many places. You can miss the fairway by a few feet and lose your disc. Poison ivy is everywhere, forcing me to carefully pick up a lie instead of practicing recovery shots. This course is bringing in a lot of money. They can do better job taking care of it. Until then, no “A” and I won’t be buying an annual pass.
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Josh Russell
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Black Locust South › June 17, 2019
Very nice course. I like the north course a tad better. 2 top shelf courses here.
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Jesse Whitlock
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Black Locust South › April 10, 2019
Course is shaping up beautifully. Offers a challenge for every shot type and great use of elevation.
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Dave Bamford
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Black Locust › November 11, 2018
As a lefty, I really dig this course. There's a good variety of shots and holes. It's a bit of a trek for me, but always worth the drive. This course has definitely forced me to improve my game. The only thing I wish was slightly different is the first shot on Hole 1. I wish the course was structured so that I was warmed up a bit before making that shot, but the way they have it just makes the most sense. Unfortunately, that means I have to spend a while looking for a disc, but that's not really the course's fault.
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Dave Bamford
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Black Locust South › November 11, 2018
Loving the new course. Definitely a step-up challenge wise from the first Black Locust course. The holes are still rough and have not been worn in yet, but this will happen with time. The new holes provide a variety of shots that force me to use all the discs in my bag. It can be a little humbling after raising your confidence on the first course.
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Jamie Mosier
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Black Locust South › September 15, 2021
If a quarter the effort that was put into the new holes, was put into the old holes that make up this course, then it could be truly amazing. But instead we get this meh course because they only focused on 9 holes. I also give this rating an extra deduction due to keeping hole 5 the same. The (re)designer specifically told me that garbage hole was being scrapped and it was kept.
+3 votes
Trevor Diehl
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Original course › August 1, 2018
Very well designed course, fun to play with a lot of different shots to offer. Definitely not a course that I would recommend to a beginner, but not a bad course by any means.
-1 votes
Jason Green
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Black Locust › July 20, 2018
Wonderful course conditions and an amazing round played!
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Paul DISC-OR-DIE Holstein
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Black Locust South › July 9, 2018
Played this course during DGLO 2018, and it was amazing. Quite a bit longer than the original course, and 9 fairways didn't have the short pads in. After the baskets are all updated and the shorts are in, this course will definitely be an A. Pads were freshly poured and they were huge. Fairways are wide and clear, but a lot of tricky shots, elevation, tucked in baskets. Use a spotter, and be prepared to lose a disc. Quite a few fairways over 400 and a few over 500 make it challenging. I shot -2 on the North Course followed by +6 on the South Course.
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Paulie "P-Dawg" Whitmore
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Black Locust South › July 6, 2018
Longer woods course with adequate fairways to keep it playable for all levels. More technical than one might expect for the length of some of the shots. Overall a challenging and fun 18.
+1 votes
fred gullett
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Black Locust › March 27, 2021
Course is massively overrated and has been for years. Charges 13$ total to play and no money goes back into to course to maintain it. Grass can be waist high and olive trees can be 20 feet wide. WTF is going on here? 1, 2, and 3 condition are absolutely silly considering how backed up this course plays. 7's long pad is near being swallowed up along with 8's. and 19 on it's like the park said F it. Whats the point of new holes if they don't take care of what they have? I give it an A for potenti ...
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Mike Shields
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Black Locust › October 29, 2017
Needs new baskets on some holes but it was well kept and fun to throw
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Patrick Treude
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Black Locust › April 2, 2023
Great hilly wooded course. Some technical and some parkland. A few par 4's from the long tees. Too many left to right holes though. Overall, a very challenging and fun course to play.
-1 votes
Phil Britton
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Black Locust › July 19, 2017
Solid B course. Well kept, nice layout, just wasn't quite interesting enough to be an A, especially paying $13 to play. Fairways are nice, teepads are wonderful, rough gets super thick real fast. Spent a lot of time hunting for discs only a few feet off the fairway. Overall, nice course, glad I visited, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to play there again.
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Kyle Marvin
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Black Locust › June 19, 2017
A little overgrown for newer players, but very clean and every hole is fun to play!
+2 votes
Tom Wagner
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Black Locust › June 10, 2017
Challenging and beautiful course with elevation changes but was expecting more variety and less dog legs right.
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Paul DISC-OR-DIE Holstein
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Black Locust › June 3, 2017
Was up at the USDGC today and ran into Brent Moreno so we played a round at Black Locust. I never played this course, but it was pretty awesome. We ran the short pads and both shot 80 for 27 baskets (under par). Lots of wooded fairways, a couple throw and pray (one even had BE CAREFUL painted on the trees). A couple of blind throws, a couple of uphill throws that played longer than they looked. For playing the shorts it was about perfect, giving this one an A and I will be back.
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Joshua clauss
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Black Locust › May 28, 2017
Super fun but tuff. Enjoy the elevated tee pads and the long tees. Good mix of Frankenmuth and holly kinda fell to it. Must play aging for sure.
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Josh Barry
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Black Locust › May 25, 2017
Very technical course. I enjoy the change/challenge it brings after playing at the other metropark courses.
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Matthew Venturini
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Black Locust › May 8, 2017
A great course, had lots of challenging holes, long open rippers, and a sprinkle of some good ace runs. You can't get much better in that area, I thought it was worth the hour drive it would take to get there.
The reasons this is only an A- course is not because of the course, but of the police who will ticket you if you take google maps and skip the toll booths. First time there had no idea there was a toll, then questioned if I went to the main office to get a day pass since no one was workin ...
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-1 votes
Brock Hall
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Black Locust › April 18, 2017
My favorite local course just because its usually the driest early in the year and easy to follow. Great elevation changes for Michigan, lots of spots to stop and rest. 19-27 are some of the most picturesque holes in southeast Michigan. Not a lot of water to avoid. Good overall course for beginners and advanced players alike. My biggest problem with the course is the price on their yearly pass. $80 is waaaaay too overpriced. $40 is what it should be. $50 max.
+1 votes
Ryan Ely
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Black Locust › March 20, 2017
Lots of flex shots if you're rhbh, (forearms dream) back 9 rather woodsy for my taste, rough isn't bad, you sure pay the price for bad shots, but super fun, well designed challenging course! Highly reccomend!
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Chris "Mishi" Villanova
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Black Locust › February 22, 2017
This is a beautiful course! This was a practice round for the Kent Lake Classic! Cant wait for Saturday!
+1 votes
Drew "Orange Andy" Herron
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Black Locust › January 25, 2017
Couple holes were sloppy but overall it was in good condition.
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Shawn Towler
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Black Locust › May 25, 2017
The best course I have been to. Forehanders dream
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Tim Dimet
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Black Locust › June 15, 2016
Great course. Used to play a ton on the old layout... (Prior to 2009?) Moved back from Chicago and have only played Black Locust a few times. Plan to change that this year. There are lots of challenging holes, tight shots, heavily wooded. In the Summer when all the grass grows in, it is best to stay on the fairway, very hard to find discs.
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Kevin Hamden
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Black Locust › June 8, 2016
This is the best course i have played in michigan.some challenging holes and thick rough make this place tricky aa well as fun.
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Jeff Hulet
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Black Locust › June 2, 2016
This my first time I have played this course. I liked the layout as far as I went, as it started raining and I quit on hole 21#. I did like the fact the hole have signs that show the lay of the shots!
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Matt Hill
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Black Locust › April 20, 2016
Ok so if you get past the fact that the DNR charges $10 to enter the park (although $35 with your annual vehicle registration is a great deal) this course is one of the very few I don't mind paying for because the place is well looked after. A word for the wise, pick up a score card if it's your first time. Hole locations can be confusing without it. It was a slow day apparently when I walked up to the cashier, but of course as soon as I drive two parties of 4 arrived at the same time.
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Jessica Smith
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Black Locust › March 26, 2016
This park is beyond a A+, Beautiful Park! My favorite park on the east side of Michigan!
Both Courses are beautiful 18 holes! Very much so a Family Park. You can always find someone playing here!! You would just have to go to see what the hype is all about! Very well kept up on too. I really love this park!!
Both Courses are beautiful 18 holes! Very much so a Family Park. You can always find someone playing here!! You would just have to go to see what the hype is all about! Very well kept up on too. I really love this park!!
-1 votes
richard bell
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Black Locust › September 15, 2015
Very nice course. Well maintained. Garbage cans and benches on most holes. Shorts and longs on most holes also. Quite a bit of blind tee shots. Very nice course all and all.
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Chris Nadeau
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Black Locust › September 8, 2015
Played this course for the first time on Sunday morning the 6th. Absolutely beautiful course. Well kept and trimmed. Hard to lose a disc here. Great mix of open holes and technical throws. This is by far the best course I've played on. Nice scorecards too.
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Stephen H
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Black Locust › August 7, 2015
Great course. Love the layout and the alternate tee pads for each but once again I don't like the fact you have to pay when you already have to pay just to get into the park...seems redundant and money hungry if you ask me.
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Ken M.
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Black Locust › July 9, 2015
One of the best courses I've played. A wide variety of holes that will make you use every disk in your bag. The back 9 has 3 very long holes that will challenge the best pro golfer. The course is beautifully laid out and there is no duplication in hole layout. Although several holes now need some trimming due to trees and bushes in the fairways (especially from the back tees), this is still one of the finest courses in the country.
-4 votes
Carl Coffee
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Black Locust › May 4, 2015
It's 2015, accept a dang debit card if you are gonna charge $3 to play.
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Patrick Atkins
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Black Locust › March 15, 2015
Super Muddy, and snowy today. If the weather stays nice the course will be perfect in a week or so
-2 votes
Bart Kowalewski
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Black Locust › December 27, 2014
First time on this course. Tough to play it for the first time, but i do love the course. Nice a big with tough shots.
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Mike Salisbury
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Original course › November 5, 2014
Played here hundreds of time, great layout, must use every shot, good times
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Robert Coon
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Black Locust › September 28, 2014
The variety of distances, turns, baskets, surfaces, and throws required, make this an awesome course. After playing it for the first time last week, I totally understand why so many play here. My only advice is to get some experience before you begin to play here and play with a group because some drives are hard to track. I can now justify my bag tag! Beautiful course.
-1 votes
John Perry
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Original course › September 16, 2014
I miss the tunnel course this is unremarkable to me, still enjoyable to play during the day, not in the evening or weekends when the course is swarmed over.
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Hyzerberg .
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Black Locust › September 3, 2014
Nice course overall. Too many holes are rite in the woods, not enough bomb holes. Also there are too many holes with blind tee shots, makes it easy to lose track of a disc. Majority of holes favor a LHBH or RHFH throws
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Cheyenne Jackson
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Black Locust › July 10, 2014
I really like this course, you can choose to play 18 holes or 27 holes. Although you have to pay to play, it is well worth any course I have ever gone to. They keep everything well trimmed and groomed, it is easy to see because of the tees, they show you which way the hole is and the distance. There is no vandalism that I recall, and overall is the best course I have been to.
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Richard Longo
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Black Locust › June 10, 2014
nice course all around, most holes built for a left handed thrower
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Alex Kliza
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Black Locust › May 22, 2014
This is one of the great courses out there miss the old course but loving the black locust.
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Josh Russell
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Black Locust › December 29, 2013
This is my favorite course to date. It is perfect! I like it a notch better than Flip which is of course supreme. We are blessed in Michigan.
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Brennen Berry
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Original course › October 2, 2013
Nicely maintained with a great variety of holes and shot opportunities. Nice amount of length variation in the holes as well. Hole placement is great and has very nice signage which makes for easy traverse.
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Brennen Berry
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Black Locust › October 2, 2013
Great addition to the metro park. Awesome layout and great pin locations.
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Steve Delahaye
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Black Locust › August 9, 2013
nice course, not the best but totally not the worst!! just packed with people a lot
+2 votes
William Gilbert
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Original course › August 6, 2013
loved the course havent played in the summer for a while, really beat in, nice and hard to lose a disc on, plenty of trash cans, lots of dirt from the heavy traffic, lol. nice tees all good
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Bryant A
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Black Locust › July 12, 2013
Great layout, variation, and well maintained. Excellent tee pads.
-1 votes
Thai Hovey
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Black Locust › June 30, 2013
Great course! The technical challenges were awesome. Of course some distance but some of the biggest doglegs I have ever played. Decent elevation for a South Michigan course.
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Lee Ireland
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Black Locust › June 30, 2013
Good technical course with many Ace-able holes. Had a great time here
-1 votes
Austin Sylvester
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Black Locust › June 22, 2013
Great course but some spots need to be cleared out and also I got poison ivy from playing here so beware if you have a bad shot. Kind of disappointed that it's a pay to play and they haven't cleared out the poison ivy.
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Rob Kolander
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Black Locust › June 15, 2013
Great course. Mostly forehand friendly. Gets really crowded on weekends though
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Andrew Wojciechowski
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Black Locust › June 11, 2013
Love this course. Great elevation changes. Could use a water hole and maybe a flat, open-field hole or 2, but one of my all-time favorites.
-1 votes
nicholas eastman
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Black Locust › June 10, 2013
Love the course only reason its not a A+ is the casuals trying to make it another cass benton!
+0 votes
Don Cantwell
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Black Locust › June 3, 2013
Dirty tee pads as normal but had rained the other day so there was mud on a some tees
+0 votes
Jason Van Sickle
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Black Locust › April 13, 2013
Great course, very difficult to play as a solo when your partner leaves half way through.
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DETROIT Duchon
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Original course › April 11, 2013
I have played here 4 times over 6 yrs. I haven't played the Black Locust or Toboggan yet but , this course has blind , uphill, downhill , great use of trees , and good balance . With sandy soil , skips are a good secret , shhhh.
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Andy Smith
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Original course › March 1, 2013
I love this park and the course is outstanding! Super challenging with lots of big shot holes and great elevations. One of the best course in our state. Wide variety of line to the baskets. Waiting is likely to be a factor here cause its a must play. Put this course in your repatware. This course will continue to turn out good players in the game of disc golf because it offers just about every obstacle and range of play. Good job! Thanks for all the rounds can't wait to go back.
-1 votes
RJ Lacelle
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Black Locust › January 28, 2013
First time playing this course as well as competing.
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Jared Heberling
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Original course › November 28, 2012
Great course even in harsh conditions. Prevailing winds stay at your back for the most part when not protected. Easy track to to navigate for the most part by following the well trecked paths. From what my crew gathered from the locals is that the main course is no longer. Only Black Locust exists, other than the Toboggan course 1 month outh of the year. Overall, a must to play! Anyone know which month out of the year Toboggan is open?
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Jared Heberling
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Black Locust › November 28, 2012
Great course even in harsh conditions. Prevailing winds stay at your back for the most part when not protected. Easy track to to navigate for the most part by following the well trecked paths. From what my crew gathered from the locals is that the main course is no longer. Only Black Locust exists, other than the Toboggan course 1 month outh of the year. Overall, a must to play! Anyone know which month out of the year Toboggan is open?
-3 votes
Jeffrey Sutherland
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Black Locust › September 10, 2012
This course, for being talked about at every outing I go to as one of the best, is nothing more than an over played, trashy, old ass course. There is nothing special about the layout or the pin placements. $5 to enter the park and $2 to play is fine, but I expect trash cans (and people to use them) at every hole, a place to sit at every tee pad and friendlier people out golfing on a nice Saturday. Also, WTF is up with the sticky ass berries on every hole. DAMN!!! This is not a course, for me, to ...
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Bobby Evans
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Black Locust › July 27, 2012
New to course i like it alot. But alot of dog legs
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Chris Evans
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Black Locust › July 26, 2012
One of The best courses in Michigan, everything you could want in a course! Technical right hallways, wide open bombers, pro pads are ridiculous, and the alternate back nine holes are EPIC! Total blast, can't wait to play again!
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Tim Ferris
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Black Locust › June 26, 2012
Upkeep on the course is generally excellent with the slight exception of all the graffiti.
-1 votes
Noah Reynolds
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Black Locust › June 20, 2012
the holes are all 250-300 ft and go to the right
-1 votes
Brandon Redmond
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Black Locust › February 15, 2021
Nice layout, for the most part. Must bring your sidearm or anhyzer shots as lots of the holes play to the right. Some clearing out on some fairways would be nice, as a few of them are extremely tight and hurt shots that aren't necessarily bad. Overall, a fun course to play, and flows very nicely.
+1 votes
Jake G
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Black Locust › June 13, 2012
Nicely maintained and challenging, with nice tee pads and garbage cans at every hole. Will cost $5 for a day pass to the park and $2 to play the course, but this seems like a good tradeoff to keep the course in top shape. Seems to be very friendly to Lefty Backhands due to the inordinate number of doglegs to the right, which also serves to make the course very unfriendly to right handed beginners.
+0 votes
Jeff K
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Black Locust › June 10, 2012
Great course and well worth the $2 to play. Challenging but fun. Holes were set up great
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Josh Bickel
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Black Locust › June 4, 2012
Good amount of difficulty for anyone which makes it a great course. Teepads are huge!
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Jeremy Reisig
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Black Locust › June 3, 2012
Although it lives in the shadow of Tobaggon for a small portion of the year, Black Locust itself is an amazing course. It is a slightly lefty biased course, but that's part of what makes it good. You will use a good majority of the shots in your bag. This course makes you work for a lot, and each hole has something new to offer. There is a decent mix of shorts and longs, as well as some unique hole designs, and killer tee pads. Love the course design.
-7 votes
Angel Gilbert
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Black Locust › August 6, 2023
just an okay course nothing to rave about. not a fan.
+1 votes
Sean Newland
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Black Locust › April 22, 2012
Great addition to the course, the additional 9 hole stretch and the end is newly designed and has some pretty interesting throws including a left-to right-back to left fairway(S curve) and some challenging tree placements. Overall, you can't help but to feel a new sense of the sport when playing this course compared to the original course and older courses. Even the more advanced players struggle on these holes their first couple times throwing.
-1 votes
Sean Kecskes
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Black Locust › October 5, 2011
There's really nothing wrong with this course but I find it hard to love it because I miss the old one so much. They did a great job on this design, however, and I would come much more often if only it were a little closer. It definitely favors the right turn but I've never had a problem throwing backhand, the fairways are clear, and everything is well marked with the exception of a couple forks in the path because of where the old course used to be.
+0 votes
Dan Mark
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Black Locust › September 21, 2011
great course - watch your disc. holes 18 - 27 are my favorite - grassy around the tee instead of sandy so you don't slip around as much.
+1 votes
Wayne Rolison
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Black Locust › September 13, 2011
Great course. Pretty challenging still. Trees, trees, trees and more trees...
+1 votes
Mitch Gillhespy
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Black Locust › August 31, 2011
this was a super fun course. i really enjoyed the extra large tee pads
-1 votes
Eric C
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Black Locust › August 4, 2011
I enjoyed this course and all of it's aspects. The elevation changes and sweeping turns. Anhyzer (r-backhand) drives came into play on the majority of the holes provided a variable to which I have not seen on many other courses.
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Paul Tribble
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Black Locust › June 26, 2011
Great course. Lots of casuals but they all seemed pretty cool with waiting there turns and not rushing.. longs were pretty crazy awesome idea.
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Randy Gallagher
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Black Locust › June 26, 2011
I really liked this course. I wish it was closer for me because I would play it a lot more often if I had the access to it. Great holes, good difficulties.
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Nick S
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Black Locust › June 17, 2018
A fun and challenging course! The park is beautiful and the course has a lot of variety.The course definitely favors throws with a fade to the right. Not a lot of brush under the trees, so even though it's wooded you won't lose discs!
Gets crowded during peak hours, bring a stool and patience.
Play this course during the off hours and it's a great time!
The extended (last 9) holes are generally longer and more pro-style than the rest of the course.
Gets crowded during peak hours, bring a stool and patience.
Play this course during the off hours and it's a great time!
The extended (last 9) holes are generally longer and more pro-style than the rest of the course.
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Angel Gilbert
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Original course › June 18, 2011
i miss this course so much it is far better then the black locust
-1 votes
Ed Carpus
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Black Locust › June 8, 2011
My first time playing the full new course since the switchover. It's without question a challenging course, with a little of everything, except easy holes! Definately not a course for your average casual player...although you will find them in plenty. Lots of tricky tight shots present themselves throughout a round here, although (for my taste) there were a few too many tight right doglegs. All around a fantastic place for a round, albiet a tiring one. I enjoyed the few holes from the old course, I do miss it dearly. Would love to see that come back one day...
+0 votes
ken "sega salt" moote
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Black Locust › May 26, 2012
The casuals are terrible but overall awesome course!!
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Jon Ludwig
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Black Locust › May 22, 2011
This is a great course. Check out my thoughts on it @ http://detroitsports360.com/kensingtons-black-locust-a-course-for-everyone/
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Joe 'Dirt' LaPerna
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Black Locust › April 11, 2011
If you like a challenging course for right handers, this is a great course. If you like waiting in 80 degree heat becausae of giant groups of casuals, then this is the course for you! Best times to get out are early morning, and, depending on if the park is open, glow rounds. If the course wasnt so filled with casuals, id give it an A.
-1 votes
Alex Pappas
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Black Locust › May 18, 2011
got to start throwing early when the drunks are sleeping more often
-1 votes
Craig Downing
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Black Locust › September 2, 2011
Pads clean. Watch out for dummies throwing on you! Mosquito city.
+0 votes
Matthew Kahn
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Original course › February 24, 2011
how i miss you. where i cut my teeth in the sport
+0 votes
Joel Coppernoll
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Black Locust › January 11, 2011
Great course. Favors the left handed players. Still fun.
+0 votes
Kris Jansen
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Black Locust › March 21, 2011
Really good course, but it mostly favors forehand shooters
+5 votes
Chris Jackson
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Black Locust › October 29, 2010
This course is said to be very lefty/forehand friendly, but I disagree. Righties just need to know how to work their understable plastic.
This course combines features of the old Kensington Tunnel with some very well designed new holes. Some of the older holes have been tweaked to make it more challenging. There's something for everyone here.
The new championship back 9 will test your accuracy, distance, line shaping, and your ability to keep your ego in check.
This course combines features of the old Kensington Tunnel with some very well designed new holes. Some of the older holes have been tweaked to make it more challenging. There's something for everyone here.
The new championship back 9 will test your accuracy, distance, line shaping, and your ability to keep your ego in check.
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Trevor "Doppler" Dixon
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Black Locust › January 19, 2011
Lots of practice this course will test your skills both FH and BH from the longs
