Tootleville Park

This is an 11 hole course Hole1-a 390 ft right handed hyzyer with a creek and football field OB on the right and left Hole2-a 248 ft tunnel shot with a tennis court ob to the left and a creek ob to the right Hole3-a 370 ft dog leg right with a creek OB to the left and long Hole4-a 246 ft straight shot slightly up hill with ob to the right Hole5-a 120 ft straight shot downhill with ob right behind the basket Hole6-a 325 ft dog leg left with a ton of trees around the basket, and a ob creek r ...
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This is an 11 hole course
Hole1-a 390 ft right handed hyzyer with a creek and football field OB on the right and left
Hole2-a 248 ft tunnel shot with a tennis court ob to the left and a creek ob to the right
Hole3-a 370 ft dog leg right with a creek OB to the left and long
Hole4-a 246 ft straight shot slightly up hill with ob to the right
Hole5-a 120 ft straight shot downhill with ob right behind the basket
Hole6-a 325 ft dog leg left with a ton of trees around the basket, and a ob creek right before the basket
Hole7-a 160 ft staight shot with trees everywhere
Hole8-a 160 ft a tight fariway like hole 7 with a little elevation
Hole9-a 420ft up hill shot ob on the left and right
Hole10-a 310ft straight with trees gaurding the basket and ob to the left and long
Hole11-a 320ft up hill elevation right off the teepad and ob long, right, and left
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The layout and design concept gets an A. Each hole required a different shot and forced me out of my comfort zone. I like the high risk/ big reward aspect of several holes. Some are very easy while others are next to impossible to find a line. Needs concrete T Pads and some of the Pads in the woods are uneven and too small. It also felt like the geometry was off with some of the angles on the pads but again that could be a product of being outside of my comfort zone. If you find a b ...
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The layout and design concept gets an A.
Each hole required a different shot and forced me out of my comfort zone. I like the high risk/ big reward aspect of several holes. Some are very easy while others are next to impossible to find a line.

Needs concrete T Pads and some of the Pads in the woods are uneven and too small. It also felt like the geometry was off with some of the angles on the pads but again that could be a product of being outside of my comfort zone.

If you find a balance between clearing some more underbrush and trees along with the rubish and dead limbs but still keep the intimidation factor in place with whats left, this is a solid A.



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One of my favorite courses! SO MUCH VARIETY! I think I used 90% of the discs in my bag when I played this. Not something that happens much on most of these small town city park courses. I think it was on hole six I realized that this wasn't what I was expecting. It started out almost like a regular Kansas community park course with the creek factoring in, I crossed the stepping stones to tee 6(?) on the top of the creek bank and the course suddenly did a 180! Tunnel shots, careful shot pla ...
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One of my favorite courses! SO MUCH VARIETY! I think I used 90% of the discs in my bag when I played this. Not something that happens much on most of these small town city park courses. I think it was on hole six I realized that this wasn't what I was expecting. It started out almost like a regular Kansas community park course with the creek factoring in, I crossed the stepping stones to tee 6(?) on the top of the creek bank and the course suddenly did a 180! Tunnel shots, careful shot placement and threading the needle on the next several holes. The wooded area of this course IS NOT beginner friendly at all. I can see that even some advanced players could have some struggle on a few holes in the sticks. Baskets are all Discatcher Pro and are in great condition.
Get some cement pads, open up the tree shots JUST A LITTLE, maybe a couple out-houses (fits the backwoods decor) and I would definitely give this course an A+, mainly for the fun factor. This has to be one of the funnest courses in the state of Kansas!

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