Richwood city park

@riverwolf89

12

Holes 7 and 8 dont exist. There are like 3 marked T Pads.

@isaac77

79

For what they had to work with, this is a decent course! The park is small and open, and all of the holes on this 6 hole layout are under 250 (4 under 200); so for intermediate and up you can play almost every hole with a approach disc. They did a good job using what land features they could (the few trees, the deep drainage ditch on 5 and 6, and the hill on 3 and 4). There are tee signs on 4 of the holes, but no teepads. Udisc comes in handy. The baskets are old Disccatchers in pretty good shape, but 2's basket is very sideways and 6 is crooked ( no teepads are OK, but crooked baskets are annoying). Theres's a newer practice basket in front of the nearby community center (no 7 or 9 basket for 9 hole layout on Udisc). The layout flows well other then when you go from 1 to 2 around the baseball field, not a big fan of that. I will say the last 3 holes I liked and had some cool factor to it. First 3 holes are eh. Upkeep is OK, looks like they didn't mow one side of the park where there's no other park equipment, but not a big deal during fall and winter. Overall not bad, not worth driving a ways out to, good for a quick stop on the way through the area to throw though. For the locals it's a great practice setup with the baskets and approach holes, plus from 3's tee to 5's basket is about 350 feet (with potential for 400). You could also make a safari long layout going behind tees and such. Solid.