Palmore Park

It is the most open course in town ( and longest) but it will challenge you in different ways much of which comes in the forms of OB. Not a much shade but a fun course non the less especially when pla ... show more ›

It is the most open course in town ( and longest) but it will challenge you in different ways much of which comes in the forms of OB. Not a much shade but a fun course non the less especially when played from the gold tees.

Brand new tee signs were put up at the end of 2020.

Course can hold water in areas after heavy rain.

Very long and open. The day we played it was very windy and the ground was still very wet from the recent rain. The blues have concrete tees, but the whites and the reds do not. Would prefer the co ... show more ›

Very long and open. The day we played it was very windy and the ground was still very wet from the recent rain. The blues have concrete tees, but the whites and the reds do not. Would prefer the course be shorter, but incorporate more obstacles that would require more shot selection. You could just about play the whole round with BH hyzer shots. There is an island hole and that was a nice change from most courses.

Course was very open and flat. Excellent for beginners. Most of the course was well groomed and freshly cut. Multiple tee placement was a definite plus. All of the Blue tee boxes were compl ... show more ›

Course was very open and flat. Excellent for beginners. Most of the course was well groomed and freshly cut.

Multiple tee placement was a definite plus. All of the Blue tee boxes were completed concrete, however, the Red, White, Gold tee boxes are dirt marked by a post.

Liked the park itself with bathrooms, pavilions, and drinking fountains placed centrally. Overall an average course that is easy on beginners.

EDIT: Still no concrete pads for any but the Blue. Course has some odd grooming issues at hole 4. Tee signage was torn down at multiple tees.