Gentry Park

@baiklzr

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Pros: There's a really solid variety of both longer and shorter holes as well as some nice shot shapes. The restrooms always open, plus main street, a gas station, and a McDonald's are each within a 5 minute walk. Pretty good course for beginners, especially if they're wanting to work on increasing distance on some less daunting holes in terms of length or shape (beginner righties beware hole 3, lots of thorny brush to the left). Pretty intuitve tee placements imo, some people tend to not see hole 4. Course itself isn't ever busy at all, and every hole is overall is very birdie-able other than 7, unless you have a 430ft drive or have a 350 in you and can sink 70 footers. Cons: Holes 5 goes right over a small playground, and 6 goes over the splash pad and close to a parking lot, so if either are busy you're out of luck on those holes (summer its almost always busy when splash pad is working). Hole 6 is missing one layer of chains, hole 9 has a couple of the hooks for the chains bent off, and hole 7 has crazy roots grown up under the teebox, I always throw from the right of it to avoid twisted ankles. A hole or two are missing their signage saying the hole number, length, par, etc. Mostly just small quality of life issues like those, no big problems that make the course unenjoyable