Spindler Park

Really liked this course. Super nice new baskets, some huge elevation shots, well thought out OB, an island shot and a raised basket are some highlights. Also a nice well maintained indoor area with bathrooms, and places to picnic or grill. Drawbacks are that there are two pads for each basket, and it the course was fit into a smaller area that would be desired (but done well). Also it's in a park so the area is shared, we had to play around a kids party where they were walking a horse in ci ...
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Really liked this course. Super nice new baskets, some huge elevation shots, well thought out OB, an island shot and a raised basket are some highlights. Also a nice well maintained indoor area with bathrooms, and places to picnic or grill. Drawbacks are that there are two pads for each basket, and it the course was fit into a smaller area that would be desired (but done well). Also it's in a park so the area is shared, we had to play around a kids party where they were walking a horse in circles on a fairway and Woody from Toy Story was running around! Definitely worth the ride out to Eastpointe to play this one.
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Nice job, guys!! A good mix of challenging, two shot holes and a welcome addition to the east side. Players have been hungry for another solid course to frequent and this is it. I’m surprised the city let you guys use so much of the park, which is almost too good to be true. I’ve already seen two instances of “hey I wanna start playing, too”, a result of the butterfly effect of someone’s hard work combined with people getting the word out (a beautiful thing). Fingers crossed that all p ...
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Nice job, guys!! A good mix of challenging, two shot holes and a welcome addition to the east side. Players have been hungry for another solid course to frequent and this is it. I’m surprised the city let you guys use so much of the park, which is almost too good to be true. I’ve already seen two instances of “hey I wanna start playing, too”, a result of the butterfly effect of someone’s hard work combined with people getting the word out (a beautiful thing). Fingers crossed that all players and park goers keep it positive out there so that the course can exist and improve for a long, long time...
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Pros: Love having a local course that is a step up from Brys. The sledding hill holes are challenging, and the elevated basket is a nice obstacle that I do not see very often. The new chainstars are nice, but you need to hit those chains hard to guarantee you won't get a spit-out. Fun to take my dog with me. Cons: I know it's new, but we need some teepads. The ground where the teepads are supposed to be is getting worn, and muddy. This is the only thing I would change. The walkers occasiona ...
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Pros:
Love having a local course that is a step up from Brys. The sledding hill holes are challenging, and the elevated basket is a nice obstacle that I do not see very often. The new chainstars are nice, but you need to hit those chains hard to guarantee you won't get a spit-out. Fun to take my dog with me.

Cons:
I know it's new, but we need some teepads. The ground where the teepads are supposed to be is getting worn, and muddy. This is the only thing I would change. The walkers occasionally get in the way, but this is rarely much of an issue.

Summary:
My new home course. Can't wait to see what they do with it. Keep up the good work.
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Clean park. Challenging holes. Excellent facility. Good use of space. Equally as good for conditioning as well as honing your game. Even though all of the holes are well thought out, I feel the layout could have been better for all levels of play and not cater toward the advanced level of play. In other words, I would play here often if I didn't have to cross train up and down the hill 7 times for 51/2 holes times 2. Preferably it would be a flat 9×2, 18 hole with an optional 3×2, 24 hole. Th ...
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Clean park. Challenging holes. Excellent facility. Good use of space. Equally as good for conditioning as well as honing your game. Even though all of the holes are well thought out, I feel the layout could have been better for all levels of play and not cater toward the advanced level of play. In other words, I would play here often if I didn't have to cross train up and down the hill 7 times for 51/2 holes times 2. Preferably it would be a flat 9×2, 18 hole with an optional 3×2, 24 hole. This could be easily achieved by taking one hole off of the hill and placing on the flat along the street line. Other than that, good job to the guys, now let's hold some fundraisers for those tee-pads.
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The course has a couple really nice holes, a couple holes with silly lines, and a handful of gimmicks. At times there can be too many people at the park to safely throw every shot. I thought there were a couple of really cool holes but overall I was turned off by a handful of holes with no real good lines and the 45 degree greens. The baskets are obviously great but my first thought is ‘I wish these baskets had gone to a nicer course’ I think an 18 hole layout would have increased the potent ...
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The course has a couple really nice holes, a couple holes with silly lines, and a handful of gimmicks. At times there can be too many people at the park to safely throw every shot. I thought there were a couple of really cool holes but overall I was turned off by a handful of holes with no real good lines and the 45 degree greens. The baskets are obviously great but my first thought is ‘I wish these baskets had gone to a nicer course’ I think an 18 hole layout would have increased the potential to build a sweet course. It’s a decent course to go play a fun round but not a great course for competition IMO.
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