James W Olley Park

@stephenack

33

Arrows to point to next tee and better tee pads. Love the course.

@grinder666

38

Not immediately obvious that it's a long walk down one of the hiking trails to get from 4->5. Nice enough course besides that. Could use some actual tee pads to go with the nice signs on each hole. Slipped pretty bad trying to launch one at the start of 5.

@endersama

21

Nice pick up game and practicing your short game

@stef32

17

I liked the longer strolls between some holes, but it would be so easy to sneak another 9 in here. Natural teepads are ok too. If you are in the area come play it for sure!

@wargnar

59

Par 4s feel out of place for this to be a beginner friendly course and could easily be made into two separate holes. Long walks between most holes. Blind shots into walking path areas and fairways/greens close to other tee pads.

@gutter

5

Short course 2 long holes everything else is about 180 Great for a nice short game Great upkeep Would be nice if there was a platform to shoot from And if it showed you how to walk from 4 to 5 No chiggers and ticks

@campfirecam

27

The course was nice today. Long walk to hole 5 but it was pleasant. No tee pads, but not a bad 9 hole course overall. I hear it can be overgrown, but I must have hit it the day after a fresh mow.

@stuber729

The layout is open with wooded and shrub areas, which do a good job of stopping stray discs. Hole 5 was slightly difficult to find, it was unclear where to go from the 4th basket. You have to go to the trail head and go left to the "short path", and you'll find the 5th tee as you walk along the pond. A few signs should do the trick. Fairways and basket areas were maintained, the tee boxes were a little weird, some clearly worn in and others non existent, would be great to level out tee areas.

@myklj695

11

It’s a nice course and fairly well maintained but can have longer grass in some areas and be marshy in others. But for a free course it is fun!

@lordoderus

18

Have to walk up the trail and go left to get to tbox for hole 5

@scrivello19

139

No maps, either online or at the park. Tee signs say next to nothing. Only was able to find holes 1-4, see another basket across water that we could not find a way to access. Grass was mowed tho!

@gburgatheist

39

Decent course

@hyoomac

Four open and five wooded holes separated by a ¼ mile walk. The holes range from meh to very good. Tees are just spots in the dirt, signs are just hole number and length (diagrams would help on the two blind, turning holes late in the round). The rough is brutal: thick and thorny. Holes 5 - 9 make the course worth bagging, but you will spend as much time walking as you will playing this layout. Detailed review at dgcoursereview.com

@erikm131290

They can’t seem to mow ALL of the park in one MONTH. Lol. Lots of room for growth and huge potential. Could easily be an 18 hole.

@mountain92

Awesome course, very natural, peaceful area. Course was very well maintained, with a handful of 500 foot holes. Did not have tee pads but was not an issue as the tee area was level and clear of debris.

@willy1

Really great course

@tayloredwards

Decent little beginner course. First few holes are wide open, then around some water and woods. No tee pads

@romainejustin

Good course for beginner. No Tee Box or maps at course but pretty easy to follow still

@marvinator

Super fun course great for beginners but some touchy shots with water in play that make it exciting for more seasoned players to!

@purplephil

Real fun 9 hole course , Nice park with pavilians and a Huge play area for kids, fun for all