Gibson Park

@og19011

104

It's great that disc golf keeps expanding in smaller areas like this and any course is a welcome addition. It's mostly stuck in the areas that the park wasn't using, which pretty much means wide open grass fields. The majority of this course doesn't offer much challenge beyond making the circle and hitting your putt. It is a really pretty little park to be playing in featuring a pond and some nice woods around the property (even if you never play in them). There are only one set of tees and that's "grass" or mostly dirt. There are a couple of holes here that are a bit silly. Why do these small town courses keep putting baskets beside ball Fields? Way too close to the field to be playable on a day that there is a game. Then we get to the 9th Hole, which starts with a tee I can't actually find and asks you to thread an absolute needle only there is literal way to actually make a disc fly the shape the gap needs and then also get to the circle. Distances on app seemed off from tee signs by a bit and I'm not sure either were accurate.

@heywhathappened

175

Holes 1-8 are just fine as a beginner/practice 9 hole course. Hole 9 throws into picnic tables and the fairway isn't very well defined. Should be redesigned for safety reasons alone. Baskets are already starting to rust and fade after only a couple years. Natural tees with simple tee signs do the job. If you are passing through its a quick 25 minute round.