Sequoyah Park

This is my home course, and it's a beast - I love to hate it! While there aren't huge distance holes, this course forces you to shape your shots carefully to secure low scores. Lots of elevation cha ... show more ›

This is my home course, and it's a beast - I love to hate it! While there aren't huge distance holes, this course forces you to shape your shots carefully to secure low scores. Lots of elevation changes and tight, wooded fairways are the nature of the game here. Playing this course regularly has helped improve my game at some of the more open courses I play.

My home course. Saq seems to be one that folks either love or hate. I'm on the love side. Predominantly-wooded, short and technical (10 holes under 300 ft., 4 under 200 ft.). Since I can't compete on ... show more ›

My home course. Saq seems to be one that folks either love or hate. I'm on the love side. Predominantly-wooded, short and technical (10 holes under 300 ft., 4 under 200 ft.). Since I can't compete on power, this course gives me the ability to work on my technical game. Nice elevation shifts and a decent workout.

Sequoyah being my home course, I'm a little biased towards liking it. The course provides many technical wooded holes, a few short gimmes and a few opportunities for big drives. All in all, Sequoyah h ... show more ›

Sequoyah being my home course, I'm a little biased towards liking it. The course provides many technical wooded holes, a few short gimmes and a few opportunities for big drives. All in all, Sequoyah helps you strengthen your accuracy and punishes mistakes. It’s the kind of course that keeps you honest!

Course is a joke...there are so many signs "next tee" that are either old, not correct and should be removed. The signage, or lack thereof gives you no yargade or idea where you are throwing to. It's ... show more ›

Course is a joke...there are so many signs "next tee" that are either old, not correct and should be removed. The signage, or lack thereof gives you no yargade or idea where you are throwing to. It's a good thing I played with someone who knew the course or I would have been lost most of the round. Will not play this course again until there some kind of guidance signs and baskets are correct.

Apparently they changed the lay out with new baskets. Unfortunately, they have not changed any of the signs accordingly. If you haven't played it befor, it will be a nightmare. 1 is where 16 was excep ... show more ›

Apparently they changed the lay out with new baskets. Unfortunately, they have not changed any of the signs accordingly. If you haven't played it befor, it will be a nightmare. 1 is where 16 was except the signs reflect differently all through the course. Coming off 8 to what u think is 9 offers of a vacant fairway with no direction. To 10. Never actually found 9. There are various vacant fairways and unhelpful signage. It led to a frustrating day of golf that I did not finish.
I think that the course in time will be a very good. They have had the new. Course in tact for about two months. With out proper signs and upcoming foliage , this course will b impossible to navigate.

The course is well kept but it is hard to navigate sometimes. It is not for beginners as there are a lot of trees on every hole except for the last, which really bites you in the ass if you are learni ... show more ›

The course is well kept but it is hard to navigate sometimes. It is not for beginners as there are a lot of trees on every hole except for the last, which really bites you in the ass if you are learning and not very accurate with your shots. Each hole is pretty narrow and surrounded by forest on all sides. I spend a lot of time in the brush and two little streams because my disks have a habit of bouncing off trees in unfortunate directions. The course does make for a nice hike however, there are some hills and it's very private. Saw some snakes and other wildlife, so take caution if you go there.

TLDR: Heavily wooded course that's beautiful to walk through but not for beginners/people with bad aim/people who hate trees.

Very tough course despite there not being a pin position over 300'. There are just too many tree's that beam your disc off course and normally OB into one of the many ravines/ditches/marshs. Walking ... show more ›

Very tough course despite there not being a pin position over 300'. There are just too many tree's that beam your disc off course and normally OB into one of the many ravines/ditches/marshs. Walking the 18 whole course is like taking a hike through the hills, a lot of up and down and elevation changes.