Riverside Church DGC

If you don't want to lose your disc, probably one of your better options. Though there are some tall grassy areas that can become a hazard in the middle of the course. They just put down pavement for the tees versus the sand pits they had before. This course has some LONG holes, so if you are looking to just make par and are a Recreational/ Intermediate player like myself, it's a good course. The course is not difficult and is very open. Beware there is little to no shade, so the sun will not be ...
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If you don't want to lose your disc, probably one of your better options. Though there are some tall grassy areas that can become a hazard in the middle of the course. They just put down pavement for the tees versus the sand pits they had before. This course has some LONG holes, so if you are looking to just make par and are a Recreational/ Intermediate player like myself, it's a good course. The course is not difficult and is very open. Beware there is little to no shade, so the sun will not be your best friend on a bright shiny day. They do ask you to not play on Sundays's and Wednesday evenings for church services, but they are quite alright any other times you wish to play. I always used to go out at sunrise before heading into work, was never bothered once. I even dropped my wallet on the course, and someone found it and reached out to me to return it. So, it has some nice folx that play the course and walk around the area.
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