Audubon Park

the hometown course. just to drop a bit of knowledge, when this first went in it had tone poles - big brown wooden posts with yellow paint on them that made a cool sound when hit with a frisbee. I would have said 91-92 but the site says 1995. If you think about it, skyline moved to B.B. in 94-95, and audobon was already been being there for a while . . .
- saylor

Open, perfect practice course to really throw all of your discs and learn what they do. Nothing is crazy hard and the distance really allows you to practice driving, mid range, and putting. Love this course for an everyday venture.

Great course with lots of good mix of open and technical shots.

A solid course that's great for beginners and fun for intermediate players alike. Better players will find it relatively straight forward, with minimal technical shots and decently long drives.

Overall, an enjoyable course. Plays well for a newbie like me. Hole 14 was a real test of the drive length!

It was very muddy from the previous night's rain but always enjoy playing this course.

Likes: The baskets are in great shape! The layout of the course allows for far throws, with birdie chances still available for advanced players. Great design and well kept by players and the city. Regular mini tournaments are run for around 8 dollars.

Dislikes: No practice basket, most people including myself practice at holes 6 and 7 before a round. The course does get very muddy after it rains. There are sewer lines running through the course, on a few holes it is obvious because of the smell.

Had trouble finding the baskets, there aren't any directions or distance markers, course was in pretty bad shape, and the dirt tee boxes leave a lot to be desired

Nice long course! Down fall is dirt pads and tall grass in summer!

Great course, but I preferred it before they cut all of the growth around the creek between 1 and 5.