Cumberland Park

Fishers, Indiana     1 course · 9 holes     Driving directions

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-  +0 votes  + Matthew Boals › July 8, 2012
C
A sweet little neighborhood course. Which has 2 concrete tee pads & 2 DISCatcher pin locations per hole. From the shorter tee pads and short pin locations its a true beginner layout. With the creek and mature trees playing on your right. On holes #1-#4 & #8,#9. From the longer tees, the creek will be on your right and mature trees will be on your left. Holes #1-#4 get more and more narrow. #5 is a anhyser with the tree line and thick underbrush on the right. #6,#7 are wide open, for now. #7 from the long tee and pin position is just over 600'
-  +0 votes  + David Burkholder › October 8, 2013
C
-  +0 votes  + Rob McNeal › October 5, 2014
D+
-  +0 votes  + Eric "Downtown" Brown › April 8, 2019
C+
Pros: - Lots of trees. Half of the holes are in the open and half of the holes go through trees. Some holes could use more trees and some holes would be better if they had 1 or 2 trees removed near the throw pads. The trees and water are the challenge here. First several holes run parallel to the river. Pucker up and throw big boy! Huge parking lot! - Water Hazard. Not many courses in the central Indiana area have water hazards. This is one hell of a water hazard. Near holes 1, 8, and 9 it i ...
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-  +0 votes  + Jess Preston › August 19, 2020
C+
Plays around a soccer field which could be dangerous with an errant shot during weekends when the park is busy. Lots of water. Nice tee signs with multiple tee pads and different pin placements. 78 out of 100.
-  +0 votes  + Imanuel Bernard › February 9, 2021
B
Enough variety for a 9 hole course to make for an easygoing 18 hole round playing shorts first and then the longs.
-  +0 votes  + Neil Ayres › September 20, 2020
B
-  +0 votes  + Ted Britton › April 27, 2021
B+
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