Eric Fisher

Gordon Barnett Park is a fairly nice park, the course offers a decent variety, and overall an enjoyable experience. The reason I felt it should only get a B is there are simply better courses in the area, the water is simply gross, and this park generally isn't a quiet place. (not that it's really a bad thing but it can be obnoxious sometimes when all you can hear is someone's base turned up)

Gordon Barnett Park is a fairly nice park, the course offers a decent variety, and overall an enjoyable experience. The reason I felt it should only get a B is there are simply better courses in the area, the water is simply gross, and this park generally isn't a quiet place. (not that it's really a bad thing but it can be obnoxious sometimes when all you can hear is someone's base turned up)

Reed Canal Park is a very nice quiet course, it offers some very tricky window shots, and plenty of challenging throws, however; all of it's holes are shorter then most which is why I gave it a B-, one HUGE plus I'll make clear is this is one of the few Florida courses that's mostly shaded, which is extremely nice in the summer.

Overall this is a nice course, offers a decent variety of holes, restrooms are available, and it's generally a nice park. I ranked it a B, because while it's nice over all, there are courses like Turkey Lake that are a step up from this. Note: B is on a nice day, when it rains this place is closer to a D-, cause the whole place floods when anymore more then a sprinkle happens.

Turkey lake's older course, and one of the best courses in the South East. This course offers a well thought out variety of holes, facilities available in various parts of the course, and wonderful scenery. I'd give it an A+... but T2 is even better!

In my opinion this is the best course in the South East I've had the pleasure of playing. T2 like the older course at Turkey Lake offers a variety of holes, facilities available at various parts of the course, and wonderful scenery. T2, however; offers a great deal more challenge then the original course. (It's got possibly the most terrifying water hole I've ever seen) Great course well worth the 5$ per car to park.

The old coarse had a serious problem with lost discs, the endless sea of palm and briar made games that should have only taken about an hour drag on sometimes to as long as 3 hours from spending 10 - 15 minutes hunting for discs on most drives on the central holes.

The course is considerably better then the 18 hole in quality (I have it minus a letter strictly for being a 9 hole) and dropped it another letter as the road is very much in play on a few holes and poses a safety issue to passing drivers. 485' drive where a right back hand or left fore hand puts your ideal throw straight over the road... The course is actively being improved, hopefully we'll be able to make this particular issue better in the near future.