Whiteford-StoneCo Community Park

James Cherry    June 25, 2017 at 7:02pm

How playable is the course right now? The girl and I are heading down to go play Parmalee today. Might come play here depending on the conditions if anyone knows.

Chris Wojciechowski    March 25, 2017 at 6:30pm

Hole 4 tee has been shifted right, did a bunch of clearing to open that out so that it can be looked at as an option for the tee. Also opened the gap into the fairway on 12. You can now play a drive off the tee with a reasonable expectation to get to the hole's fairway. Still a LOT of trees that need to come down to make the fairway itself less of a crap-shoot - but you can get to the fairway now.

Chris Wojciechowski    March 8, 2017 at 4:44pm

Cleanup work was done on 11 this past weekend. Kasey and Blade put in good work and got it almost all the way there already, so mostly just a cleaning of the deeper tee area and the middle region of the hole by the choke point.

All told 1-11 are really playable now and it is time to tackle 12, 13, 14 in the coming weeks.

Chris Wojciechowski    February 26, 2017 at 4:10am

Last weekend I took care of hole 10. The hope is to put in some serious work on hole 11 soon and really clean it up. Within the next few weeks, ideally. The time to start work on holes 12/13/14 is growing nigh.

Amanda Watson    February 20, 2017 at 4:15pm

I drive past this course on my way to Toledo, a few times a month. Would love to stop and play. Are the tee pads marked? Is there a map or anything I can reference??

Chris Wojciechowski    January 29, 2017 at 3:36am

Last weekend a crew took care of clearing a good portion of the tall grass on hole 3. Today a crew took care of completely opening up the tall grass on 6. Hole 6 has been cleared and cleaned up and is nice enough for play now. Means that there are now no holes on the initial 11 + 18 that lack true fairway areas to play/walk.

Chris Wojciechowski    January 16, 2017 at 2:39pm

Alterations in January (note nothing is final, but this is for making sense of how scores evolve through the spring as they are posted here on the scene - any significant changes to any holes should be posted here so everyone can see its evolution)

(All alterations done with full approval of Mark Kruse and Stephen Jefferson, and ideas have come from a variety of people in terms of sourcing, I'm just the guy that takes the good idea as soon as he hears it and makes sure it gets done befor ... more

Alterations in January (note nothing is final, but this is for making sense of how scores evolve through the spring as they are posted here on the scene - any significant changes to any holes should be posted here so everyone can see its evolution)

(All alterations done with full approval of Mark Kruse and Stephen Jefferson, and ideas have come from a variety of people in terms of sourcing, I'm just the guy that takes the good idea as soon as he hears it and makes sure it gets done before someone changes their mind)

Thanks to: Josh Freeman, Zach Mitchell, Mark Kruse, and my Dad who were out there with me. Together, on various bits of work, about 30 man hours were put in these past couple of weeks on these and other bits of cleaning up. More to come.

6 - Shifted slightly to the left to make the hyzer shot a much less enticing option, though it is still viable if now a much more significant risk as compared to the straight or forehand throw.

8 - Schule cleared on the right and the left to open up the fairways and the tee moved 60' back right. Much tighter tunnel to hit, much less schule to kick into.

9 - Teepad moved to the left 45' - necessitated clearing a new first 25% of the hole. Resulted in a split tunnel shot with a risky/tight hyzer bomb option available.

11 - Tee was moved back and left about 50' which eliminates the sky-roller and makes the hyzer less viable. This turns the hole into a par 4, the easiest tunnel line off the tee now a RHFH S-curve.