Sister City Park

While it has a variety of short holes to long holes, there are few that are fun to play or memorable. The holes have changed since its first layout for the worst as well. Holes 7, 10, and 14 are well designed.

Front 9 is well maintained. There are pads and 4x4 posts marking the tees. Some pretty cool up and down shots going over some draws. Maps at the tees would have made my day. The front 9 is alot shorter then it looks and over driving happened alot, and the back and forth lines made picking the right basket a little confusing. The back 9 looked like a blast but time alotted I could not finish. I will update next trip.

Its approximately half groomed and half rugged. The groomed holes are kinda short but fun, a few ace runs. Then things get a bit rougher with lots of blind shots, junipers, and other foliage. Not a big fan of the layout overall. Holes 9, 10, and 13 were my favorites.

Typically an underated course for what it has to offer. Great front 9 providing a warm-up and contrast to the back 9. Back 9 provides greater challenge on rugged terrain. Would prefer better marking on these holes. Difficult layout to follow if first time. Least crowded course in town.

The back 9 are horribly marked and not up kept at all. Could be really interesting/challenging long holes, however most of the time you have no idea which basket you should be throwing to. I couldn't even find the pin for 16...

The front 9 is too short while the back 9 is long with few technical shots and minimal course markings. (this was just added with 17-18 missing and no par info)

Through 10 is enjoyable but the back is just a test of distance (except 13).

It's not crowded but for good reason. Bengal Ridge and massacre rocks are much better.