Civic Center Park

Nice coarse for warm up practice or beginers. Short holes but well cared for.

+: Clean, never crowded, great course to introduce someone to the game, would be hard to lose a disc, well-maintained
+/-: Baskets are variable (a few have more wear and tear but about average overall)
-: Extremely short both in length and number of holes (like a par 3 course in regular golf) you will only use midrange discs, average or advanced players would probably be dissatisfied, woodchips for tee pads

Verdict: C- Cleanliness and maintenance of this short course make it great for select groups of players but a pass for players who have been playing a while

Great course for warming up or to practice mids/putting. Very clean and usually no traffic.

It is what it is, work on your short game.

This is a great course to practice your short game. Always clean and never crowded.

The best place to take a newbie. located next to the police station and library so there are no partiers. You're usually there alone. all you need is a midrange or putter. Great putt and approach fundamentals.

Very small but well maintained, a good course to practice those 70-130 foot shots on basket. feels private and is nice and quiet even though Squirrel Rd. borders the east side of the course on the other side of the tree line.

A course is better than no course and this is an old course which get love from me on that fact alone. Good course to warm up on before you go play OU. This is a putter course for sure no need a your bag just a couple putter will do. It's jammed into a small area and you can almost see every basket from first tees. I guess if your in the area playing the big course across the street then go check it out. Ace opps. On every hole.

good for ace racing. but the tee pads we're not that great and the baskets we're the worst baskets ive ever seen at a course.

Definitely a puttable course. used my mid for a few shots. Got my first Ace on 8. Only 138ft, but still an ace.

Really nice place to brush up on putting and approaching. Woodchip tees. Times I've been there I've never seen anyone on course. Nice pond adjacent to course with water fountain in middle and some benches along pond. Perfect newbie course.

Excellent course to practice your Putt and Approach. Since it's right around the corner from my work, great for a lunch time chain banger!
Excellent course to teach newbies... Like me...

THE Course to teach someone the game or practice approach and putts. Watch out for geese poo

Is what it is

Good for some putt/approach quick practice, and centrally located in AH.

I really enjoy playing here. Excellent "putt-putt" type of course great for new players as well as putt and approach practice. As long as you don't go here expecting to play an actual course you'll have a good time. My advice, get a buddy or 2 and go do an ace race style outing there.

Just bring a putter

Ideal for young beginners to learn the game, gain confidence with little frustration.

This is what a putt-putt course is to a golf course. Just bring your putter and bang some chains. Longest hole is 200ft. Shortest is 73. Most are about 100. Three of us played four rounds in about 40 minutes.

Great little putter course, good for working on that short game or showing beginners.

Beautiful setting! Fun for a quicky. Great execution of a small footprint.

Great course for beginners and for putting practice. Nothing too complex here at all. Some short hyzer shots here and there, minimal obstructions.

Its short and for some that's all that matters. But the baskets have varied in different states of disrepair and I'm not a fan of "Par 2" holes regardless of the length (especially when some of the shots are blind.) A decent pitch and putt, but I wouldn't go out my way to play there.