Henry Horton State Park
96 reviews (showing 1–20)
@tfuhrmann
UDisc nor tee signs seem to be right. Every hole was a guess. Could be could without the misleading information.
@mrtoasty541
Signage and distances are almost useless, everything else was great
@piersonr
The fairways overlapped a lot so it was hard to tell which basket to aim for. (First time playing this course.)
@josephrevans
Old signs that are not accurate, baskets close to T pads, very long par 3s, overall not worth the trip unless you live close by.
@cullum
Layout is hard to follow.
@wmecha
Well maintained course with 18 holes in a tight space. Signage has not been updated and old concrete tees are a bit slippery when wet. A few extra old baskets have been inconsistently scattered across the course. The course doesn't offer much variety.
@drdldo
Nice course with poor signage. Well Maintained otherwise
@panosscourtis
Here's what it's like to play for the first time, by yourself: After finally finding your Tee, you look up and see the basket. It looks closer than the 270ft the sign says, and definitely not 300ft on UDisc. You take your shot anyway and park it with your trusty Buzzz. As you approach the basket to tap in your first birdie for the day, you look around and see 4 other baskets in close proximity, and doubt starts creeping in. The basket you shot at is grey, the others are all green, what's going on? When you get to it, you see that it's the hole number you're supposed to be at. But guess what, so is one of the green baskets. The other 3 are on other holes. But they could easily be confused for the one you're on. You then realize that you played an old basket. Reluctantly you pick up and re-tee deflated and confused. Guess what...with that mindset you're not gonna park at the green basket. For this otherwise pretty location to be good again do the following. Get rid of all old Mach 1 , or 2 or whatever they are, baskets. Redo the signs in the vertical instead of horizontal. Update signs and uDisc with correct distances. Make the tee pads bigger. Highlights: deer were peacefully roaming around!
@disceybusiness
Great compact course with mostly tight lines and a few open shots good mix of par 3 and 4s with 1 par 5 to boot
@lordliftoff
Course was beautiful. My first time here. Only tip I would give is maybe updated signs with correct basket locations. The older baskets kind of throw you off when you're looking where to throw.
@streetman3
Fun technical course
@bohunker
Very shady course, great to play in the heat of the summer. Layout is awkward at times. Multiple baskets per hole is odd. Not sure why older baskets are there. Distances and layout on UDisc is often wrong.
@ashermorey
Almost entirely RHBH shots through trees. Well maintained. Beautiful trees. No signage telling you where to go from pin to pad, and it’s all within about an acre or so, switchback style
@hector1
Awesome course.
@boromike
Very nice course. Good mix of open shots and lines you have to hit. Even some mandatory gaps on a few holes. Good for beginners and advanced. Finding the next hole can get a bit confusing, otherwise it was great!
@deadrooster
Super fun course. Great use of the land in the sense that they didn't have many acres with which to work. I played on a day where there was only one other group of three on the course. So the very close proximity of other holes and other fairways really wasn't a factor. Not a very hard course but still requires you to hit your lines through the trees. Only complaint is that many of the distances marked on the t signs are nowhere close to the actual distance of the baskets. But all in all a very
@matchu
Best course in the area
@shell27
Trees, trees, and more trees!! Might help to walk the course before playing a round, it can be a little confusing. Very challenging and fun!
@comish
Too many crossing fairways , but when there isn’t a lot of people it’s a very fun course to play.
@chawkins
Good course. It has a variety of shot shapes and fun lines.