Kercher Community Park

Short heavily wooded and technical ace race course. Tight lines requiring precision shot shaping and proper disc selection. The river comes into play on a few holes. Nice cement pads and older basket ... show more ›

Short heavily wooded and technical ace race course. Tight lines requiring precision shot shaping and proper disc selection. The river comes into play on a few holes. Nice cement pads and older baskets, a few elevated. Tee signs with directional tape to next hole. The last holes were a bit difficult to navigate. Well maintained.

One of the things I really like about this course is that the Black layout has holes that will challenge even experienced players. The red course is great for helping new players learn the game and ch ... show more ›

One of the things I really like about this course is that the Black layout has holes that will challenge even experienced players. The red course is great for helping new players learn the game and challenge them to learn to control their shots. The red course reminds me of a more technical version of Blendon Woods in Columbus. There are a lot of ace-run opportunities (the Black course offers several as well).

All holes in the woods. Few open holes. Few holes that require a driver. Not much variety. 1 Hole (21 I think) has a water hazard to the left. Be aware of whether you are playing the Red or Black setu ... show more ›

All holes in the woods. Few open holes. Few holes that require a driver. Not much variety. 1 Hole (21 I think) has a water hazard to the left. Be aware of whether you are playing the Red or Black setups. If you don’t pay attention to that it can get confusing back on 13/14. Very many birdie opportunities for those who play it regularly. My bogies came on 13, 17 & 19.
Those birdie opps are on the front 11 holes or so, so be aware of that if you are a first timer. This course is a lot of finesse. If you can find the gaps/openings many can be Pitch & Putts. Have a couple of your favorite midrange when you play Twin Creek. There are many hyzer & anhyzer shots off of those tees.
Worth seeing once.

A really fun course that can be hard for the best players BUT can be okay for a new player too! With the number of trees and other hazards, this course is very fun! Sometimes the city does not keep up ... show more ›

A really fun course that can be hard for the best players BUT can be okay for a new player too! With the number of trees and other hazards, this course is very fun! Sometimes the city does not keep up very well with the woods and discs can be hard to find. Also, there is one hole where water is a definite possibility. Overall, a very fun course.

I was actually quite impressed with this course! The Red Course is absolutely fantastic for ace runs while the Black Course is much more challenging with a few holes that even rival Idlewild's difficu ... show more ›

I was actually quite impressed with this course! The Red Course is absolutely fantastic for ace runs while the Black Course is much more challenging with a few holes that even rival Idlewild's difficulty (just a few holes mind you). The diamond teepad hole is fun and original (one route is great for backhanders while the other one is perfect for fans of the flick throw) and you can just tell that a lot of effort has been put into making this course enjoyable and fun. Granted, some holes are nothing more than a shot in the dark (don't play the "technical" card with me...SHOT...IN...THE...DARK...) but overall, this course has something for everyone. It is fairly close to Monroe so definitely drop by and give it a shot if you are in the area!

Not a bad course, not a great course, but a fun course. The Red course is 18 holes and very short. If you're looking for ace runs that's your course. The black course is 27 holes and is much more c ... show more ›

Not a bad course, not a great course, but a fun course. The Red course is 18 holes and very short. If you're looking for ace runs that's your course. The black course is 27 holes and is much more challenging. I especially liked the new loop. Hole 14 is a great technical hole, forcing a well placed tee shot in order to be able to approach or run at a basket on a hill. Hole 17 is a 444' (I think) turn over shot to set up an uphill hyzer (RHBH) run at the basket. Both were really nice. There are a couple more holes in the new loop that are definitely worth playing. Overall, the course played much better this time than it did three years ago. This course if full of trees so accuracy is key. If you're going to pull a driver, you better hit your line or you could end up in jail.