Riverfront Park

This course has a few fun holes. It has concrete teepads. However , they are only 2' by 5' so some of the longer holes I wouldnt recommend using the teepad. I threw from the side of the pads. The baskets are ok. They have 18 outer chains on them. A few of the holes are VERY short. I think there is room to make these holes longer. The flow of the course is not good. Its kind of tough to follow your first time through. i think there could be a better way to make the flow smoother. Finally, this c ...
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This course has a few fun holes. It has concrete teepads. However
, they are only 2' by 5' so some of the longer holes I wouldnt recommend using the teepad. I threw from the side of the pads. The baskets are ok. They have 18 outer chains on them. A few of the holes are VERY short. I think there is room to make these holes longer. The flow of the course is not good. Its kind of tough to follow your first time through. i think there could be a better way to make the flow smoother. Finally, this course is in great shape. It is well maintained and has public bathrooms. I wouldnt drive out to play just this course. Trojan is close by. also, there is a small course just outside of St. Helens up in Yankton @ Yankton Church. Soon McCormick DGC will be open so it would make a full day of playing 4 different courses.
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First off I'll just say putting a set of baskets next to a city park where kids play is a sin! This means inexperienced players have a greater chance of a miss throw ending up going right for a little kid, and stronger players will not want to throw freely from distance for fear of and innocent crossing into the line of fire as this is a pretty well packed park on most days. The layout is horrible. The whole course lacks direction or any form of disc knowledge. And yes the pads are tiny, basical ...
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First off I'll just say putting a set of baskets next to a city park where kids play is a sin! This means inexperienced players have a greater chance of a miss throw ending up going right for a little kid, and stronger players will not want to throw freely from distance for fear of and innocent crossing into the line of fire as this is a pretty well packed park on most days. The layout is horrible. The whole course lacks direction or any form of disc knowledge. And yes the pads are tiny, basically you stand and throw with no run up or you step off into the sand and give it your best. Three holes are out of a decent putter range.
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