Yetter Park

Extremely dumbfounded as to why people rave about this course. The pars are very inconsistent. Every yellow hole is a par 3 even though the distance ranges from 180-390ft and most lines/fairways are nonexistent. Fairways are constantly crossing, not to mention that they all generally play down gravel walking paths, so your discs just get chewed up - at least put some mulch or dirt under the baskets. There is a lot of backtracking to get from the basket to the next tee pad. There are no signs to ...
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Extremely dumbfounded as to why people rave about this course. The pars are very inconsistent. Every yellow hole is a par 3 even though the distance ranges from 180-390ft and most lines/fairways are nonexistent. Fairways are constantly crossing, not to mention that they all generally play down gravel walking paths, so your discs just get chewed up - at least put some mulch or dirt under the baskets. There is a lot of backtracking to get from the basket to the next tee pad. There are no signs to indicate to the park-goers that a disc golf course exists in the park and to be aware of disc golfers. They end up just standing in the "fairways" until you tell them what's going on. Oh, and don't count on the baskets catching your putts.
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