Loris Nature Park

While the course has potential, it suffers from a few things that may not be able to be fixed. It may actually benefit from having less holes. I am unsure of the typical rainfall/water patterns, but while I was there, entire fairways were foot deep pools. This allowed for gnats and mosquitoes at ridiculous levels. The lack of actual pads wouldn't be terrible if not compounded by the lack of good signage and direction. All that aside, there is plenty of risk/reward and some really neat shots. Hole 2's long, straight fairway was pretty nifty, for example.

Course appears to have been abandoned and much of it is unplayable. Holes not maintained, marking post pulled out of the ground and left throughout, and there were one or two where the baskets have been stolen. Back when it was maintained this course was probably pretty sweet but now it looks like something out of land of the lost. (It was a year and half ago I was here, summer 2015, so if has since been fixed I apologize.)

Basically non-existent