Tottenham Conservation Park

I came during a weekday morning. Nobody around. I played both the short tees and the longs. The course starts with short, tight, technical holes inside a forest of cedars and pines. Then opens to a parkland course that is hilly and long. Each hole had beautiful signage and well designed tee pads. On a few of the longer holes, I would have liked more room to run up and throw. There is a great mix of hole designs, needing most of my discs to navigate them. I found I threw a good variety of ...
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I came during a weekday morning. Nobody around. I played both the short tees and the longs. The course starts with short, tight, technical holes inside a forest of cedars and pines. Then opens to a parkland course that is hilly and long. Each hole had beautiful signage and well designed tee pads. On a few of the longer holes, I would have liked more room to run up and throw. There is a great mix of hole designs, needing most of my discs to navigate them. I found I threw a good variety of shots as well. (including a thumber for hole 11 short) Overall, I really enjoyed playing this course. It had challenged me, especially on the back nine, where there were only a few birdie holes.
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