James Lawless Park

Pros: *Wide variety of shots required. *Good balance of distances and elevation changes. *HUGE sagebrush (6-9' tall) makes for some interesting obstacles. *New paving stone tee boxes and signs are a plus. *Not crowded. Cons: *HUGE sagebrush can also hide your discs. *You will need spotters on some holes. *A course map at hole 1 would have been helpful. (I would print one before you go) Other Thoughts: This course reminds me of Massacre Rocks State Park and Sister City (back 9) in th ...
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Pros: *Wide variety of shots required.
*Good balance of distances and elevation changes.
*HUGE sagebrush (6-9' tall) makes for some interesting obstacles.
*New paving stone tee boxes and signs are a plus.
*Not crowded.

Cons: *HUGE sagebrush can also hide your discs.
*You will need spotters on some holes.
*A course map at hole 1 would have been helpful.
(I would print one before you go)

Other Thoughts: This course reminds me of Massacre Rocks State Park and Sister City (back 9) in the Pocatello, ID area. It is definitely not a groomed, grassy park setting, but that's what makes it cool experience. I like courses that make me think and this one does. I think I used almost every disc in my bag. I recommend dropping by if you're in the area.
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