Upper Meadows- Limestone Ledges

@eaglemcbob

152

Beautiful course with amazing views 😎👍!!

@nathanalleman

183

Hard to fault this thoughtfully designed, enjoyable yet challenging course! Kudos to the designers and parks people for their vision and investment! This is the sort of purposeful development that speaks well for the future of the game. The signs are top notch, especially wayfinding directions, which is key when you have multiple pads and tees. Labels on baskets are also helpful. Course upkeep is overall excellent. Normally, I'm not a fan of the multiple tees and pads per hole, since usually one set is tacked on to the other, and the lines or distances are awkward. Mostly this was not the case: the variety of combinations was beneficial. Given all that praise, a few observations: the pads are oddly short. Not so much that it makes it hard to throw, but enough that if you have a bit of a run up, you need to step up onto the pad some places which is completely unnecessary. Concrete is cheap and I'd love to see 3-4 ft added on. A few places multiple courses use the same basket and on busy days could be confusing. Bathrooms are seasonally closed. There is some property line OB with a fence topped with barbed wire with no signs of what to do if you throw over. OK to climb over or auto lost disc? A few holes on the medium course are an odd length. 480 ft par 3 with OB on one side (hole 3) on flat ground is puzzling for a non-gold course Why not make it a bit longer and par 4? The lack of hole length variety is also a draw back, in terms of all par 3s, which limits the kinds of course management required. This might be a result of putting one too many courses on this small plot of land. Those are my reasons why this is not a 5 star course, but it is DEFINITELY an excellent course. Stop and play!!