Lakewood Park - South

@alexhallumsdisc

265

Nice 9 hole course. 2 concrete tee-pads for each hole. Shorts & longs. Great shot variety. Nice mix of distances. Great park-style golf. Worth a visit!

@gcrawford215

79

Nicely kept and fun but lines interfere with pedestrian areas too often. If the park is busy you’re likely to hit someone (or come too close for comfort)

@bckcntryskr

640

These A’s are not an easy park course. Par is 207 rated. Average hole length is 360’ and there needs to be some shaping of the shot.

@zaxtheripper

1

FERRRRAAHHHHHHHHHHHLF. It be chill.

@tjisme

2

very very nice coarse with zero issues

@theksist

3

Bit of poison ivy but otherwise okay

@bryguyflyguy

19

Without UDisc this course would be terrible. Tee signs have basket locations but don’t indicate which location the basket is in

@ev2307

18

Holes 2, 3 and 4 in longer basket spots might be higher par than three, especially when winds are high.

@dmarpk

28

Fun course

@texmedman420

Fun course, great fall weather play. Careful on 2 and 4 or you’ll find your disc in the ravine.

@jerodaech

Fun course but a few baskets were missing from normal layouts

@joshbeall

Fun little course, love the tunnel shots

@tbeach0807

72

Design could use some work. If you’re a left hand back hand dominate player this course isn’t the greatest. Over half the holes have no line for the LHBH. I’m pretty used to this, but at least most course designs have some lines for the lefty shot on right to left holes.

@cupcake6

Nice course. Well marked. No water. Longer, harder shots.

@onthevergeewm

Good course with good shot choices. The course feels very compact.

@mateolisk

Lot of Holes on north side are not in spot there say there more just annoying than anything

@oldhamz

Solid course play here all the time

@papadomthebeard

Map needs updated. Noice short 9

@aquajunky02

I always make it a point to play this course when I visit. I was surprised this weekend to find new Mach X baskets. Nice upgrade to an already fun course. It’s always well maintained.

@jgerbs69

Despite what the last review says, this is two separate 9 hole courses. Each 9 hole has two tee pads per hole and multiple pin placements per hole. This course should be play as A pads (typically longer pads, these tee pads also have signs by them) for the first 9, and then B pads (typically shorter tee pads) last.