Smith Ryerson Park
23 reviews (showing 1–20)
@scootladychi
Reminds me of 9 hole courses in the Chicago suburbs. Nothing exciting, but it's fit into a pretty park. It'd be decent for practice if you lived in the neighborhood around it. Bonus for the bathroom.
@dermyy
Course was pretty boring. Wide open shots with no obstacles. Hole 3 was completely flooded. Signs were nice, though.
@wsecord
Great short course. Lots of rjfh shots. Not busy on a Friday afternoon. Will be back.
@vintin6102
No tee pads at all, but still very fun.
@briggsy67
Cool
@mattndew0356
On most of the holes need tee areas
@hemingngecko
There are things that they need to edit but besides that it's a nice course it's not super demanding, and you don't even need to be worried about trees there there are a couple but almost none.
@theodellion
Great course to learn and play on
@trichomefarmer
Was really surprised by this course amazingly well maintained and fun. Would be tricky if the park is even remotely busy though.
@missingeye4
No tee pads. Confusing layout. But good for practicing putter and mid range throws.
@discfinder
Good course to learn on. Better tee pads would help. Layout concerns for others using the park. Redesign might be good before committing to tee pads
@deanc06
Course needs a new layout. Fairways overlapping, tee pads and baskets RIGHT next to each other.
@andyb47474
Just needs a re-design.
@zachman
Too many overlapping tea pads. Similar shot shaped. And no tea pads. Waste of time. Too many other good courses in the area to go to other than this one
@brianphillips
Don't care for the tee placements and lack of pads.. course just seems forced. There is no design here.. Sorry man.. 😞 Also these prodigy baskets are cheap.
@gkoss96
Overall, course is fairly decent and the signage makes it easy to follow. Some technical shots are needed, but not often.
@heminger
A small course that has a few elevation holes and a few holes that favor a forehand. Nothing special, but fine for a quickie.