North Salk Park

I really love this course. Depending on the time of season it plays completely different. In the Spring/Summer, it's really challenging with all the trees and stream that runs through it. Not to mention all the traffic from bikers and walkers. In the winter, it's a monster. There's a huge hill on #4 that is probably the most popular sled hill in the area, so there's always people around. While the trees don't pose a real problem in the winter, it's so open and the wind can whip around pret ...
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I really love this course. Depending on the time of season it plays completely different. In the Spring/Summer, it's really challenging with all the trees and stream that runs through it. Not to mention all the traffic from bikers and walkers. In the winter, it's a monster. There's a huge hill on #4 that is probably the most popular sled hill in the area, so there's always people around. While the trees don't pose a real problem in the winter, it's so open and the wind can whip around pretty good. Played there a couple of weeks ago after a fresh snow and lost one disc and almost 2 others...The snow just ate them up. It's another weird one when you go there for the first time because the "road" you turn down to get to the parking lot is about the width of a bike trail and you don't think you're going the right way. I agree with the others that it's a great place for beginners because there are just enough hazards to make you think about your shot a bit more than you normally would.
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