Janis Nash-Pierce Memorial DGC
24 reviews (showing 1–20)
@discmasterbarry
Course is now completed! Baskets, tee pads and tee signs are all in. We will be building a small stairs to get down from 5's basket to 6's tee pad soon. Anytime you play please move any limbs off the fairways and pick up any trash you come across. There are also orange arrows on bottom of baskets to guide you toward next tee. Enjoy!
@samantha724
Great course. Definitely a challenge for beginners. A lot of wooded holes and a few that are more open. Still need tee pads on the last few holes and once those get put in the course will be a lot more fun.
@gsisson
There’s potential for this to be a great course, but there’s a lot that needs cleaned up in my opinion.
@dereke888
Great multi-elevation addition to the courses S of Indy. Still bldg it, but that doesn't really distract from the quality of the course; use UDisc. Some holes could be designed to be more interesting; lot of potential. Basket 15 seemed like a good one for tee 11. Is the fence around the rusty antenna bldg really necessary? Is the lock on the fence?
@ogshanny
Not a single sign on my he property that references the course. Trees need trimmed and the greens need trimmed on nearly all the holes
@kvail1
Great course, with ongoing improvements.
@airbornwidow
Needs a lot of work, will not be returning for a couple years
@mikethomas
This course stinks. Well, it is challenging but punishes any non-perfect shot severely with brush, slopes and trees. About anything not mowed or a tree is a thorn plant, and that is the worst. This may get better in a couple years as it’s played in but it would also take a massive thorn brush eradication effort which I doubt is in the works. This can be a fine course for higher rated players but otherwise it will be unpleasant. The last several tee pads are not in yet, but are marked.
@nickgilmore
Layout needs tweaked to take away some safety concerns near playgrounds. The rest of the teepees need put in. But overall a fun course and flows really well. Once teepees are in I’m fine updating to 4.5 stars
@benw213
Would be an easy 5 star once all the tee pads are in but man those hillside tees are diabolical
@silverbak8five
Lots of really neat shots, different variety of shots off of every tee obviously there's no leaves on the trees right now so I'm sure there's a lot more lines available now than come spring and summer really nice tee pads on most everything on the front 9 or 10 or so holes some sketchy keypads on the backside 17 and 18 were definitely unlevel and muddy. Made the shot a lot harder than it should've been but overall a really nice course I'll definitely be back.
@minighost
Imagine a baby Idlewild in Indiana! Sure the back 9 doesn’t have tee pads and none of the holes have signage but use UDisc and you’ll be set until this course is completed. I am beyond happy to have a course at this caliber local.
@jchitchcock19
Course is starting to work in nicely. By the end of the 2025 season this should be a top 10 course in the state.
@beepthebot
Very fun course. Ace runs, tunnel shots, elevation, lots of different unique shot shapes. Once it gets tee pads and signs on all 18 holes it will be even better.
@jwfox41
Absolutely wonderful new course! Pretty challenging with some tight lines in the woods. Good pin placement and variety of shot shapes. Great use of elevation. The view from the hill is a beautiful scene of downtown Martinsville. Excited to see this course mature and improve.
@timbojfuller
I love this course! It gives you the chance to throw every type of shot you have in your arsenal. It opened late last year but now it’s warming up and I can’t wait for a full summer of playing here. It’s a challenging course, but it’s uniquely its own and brings difficulty without feeling like any other course around southern Indiana.
@jeremysumpter
Nice beginner course lots of TLC
@luckylefty98
New course. No tee signs yet,, but easy to navigate. Nice course!