Chimney Rock

I play here all the time. It is a great little 9 hole layout. The main problem with the course are the sticker bushes lining holes 2, 6 and 8. Looking for discs in the summer sucks. So here is what we do, Whoever does not have honors on the tee or whoever is not "away" on 2nd throws runs ahead a little to spot errant throws. It gives the player the confidence to throw hard without the fear of loosing a disc. You might have to Bush-wack to retrieve a disc, but knowing where to look is more ...
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I play here all the time. It is a great little 9 hole layout. The main problem with the course are the sticker bushes lining holes 2, 6 and 8. Looking for discs in the summer sucks. So here is what we do, Whoever does not have honors on the tee or whoever is not "away" on 2nd throws runs ahead a little to spot errant throws. It gives the player the confidence to throw hard without the fear of loosing a disc. You might have to Bush-wack to retrieve a disc, but knowing where to look is more than half the battle. So be a good spotter. And yes, the signage could be better but don't let that stop you.
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This course is not so bad. It is definitely more for a beginner than an intermediate player. It is only a ten minute drive for me so I don't mind it but for someone who is looking for a challenge and long distance this wouldn't be the course of choice. It is very open for the most part. There are only a few holes that are in the woods but the rest are in a field. I would recommend taking someone here who has never played before so that they can get a taste of what a drive is and how to get out f ...
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This course is not so bad. It is definitely more for a beginner than an intermediate player. It is only a ten minute drive for me so I don't mind it but for someone who is looking for a challenge and long distance this wouldn't be the course of choice. It is very open for the most part. There are only a few holes that are in the woods but the rest are in a field. I would recommend taking someone here who has never played before so that they can get a taste of what a drive is and how to get out from behind trees etc. Again, if you are looking for a challenge I wouldn't suggest this particular park.
I must say though, since it is sitting on a park field it is very well maintained and not too busy so it's a good place to hit up if you are trying to play a game before work or on your lunch break.
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Pros: After playing Greenwood Meadows, it was nice to use different shots and discs other than my mids. Holes 3, 4, & 5 are the best holes on the course. They play down the hill and incorporate water hazards (#4 especially). Cons: There is no course map. If I hadn't read on here that the first tee was behind the basketball court, I wouldn't even think that there was a disc golf course in the park. The signage is terrible, it just has the hole number, length, and par listed (if the sign isn't mi ...
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Pros: After playing Greenwood Meadows, it was nice to use different shots and discs other than my mids. Holes 3, 4, & 5 are the best holes on the course. They play down the hill and incorporate water hazards (#4 especially).
Cons: There is no course map. If I hadn't read on here that the first tee was behind the basketball court, I wouldn't even think that there was a disc golf course in the park. The signage is terrible, it just has the hole number, length, and par listed (if the sign isn't missing), doesn't tell you where the pin in located or where the next tee could be found. The sign for #9 was missing completely, or maybe it wasn't but I couldn't find it.
Since the signs are terrible and there are other sign posts in the area with information about the planets, navigating is the hardest part to the course.
Other Thoughts: If the signage issue was taken care of this course would be an excellent 9 holer. This can be combined with Greenwood Meadows and Harry Dunham to make up a fair 27 holes.
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