Jack Brooks Park - Gulf Meadows
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Course Type:
Permanent
# Holes:
18
Year Established:
1995
Rating:
(3 votes)
Location Type:
Park
Course Reviews
Rated
by JeffJanos on Oct 2, 2010 at 3:58pm
Follow the directions to the park, the map (as currently shown) is wrong. You can zoom in enough to see the park on the map, north of the marker for the course.
Decent course, but not very well maintainted. Fields had not been mowed in some time. Don't go if it has been raining a lot, because we did, and the place was a swamp. Watch out for the fire ants!
Rated
by BigCountry on Jun 27, 2010 at 7:19pm
This is the best course I have ever played!!! There are 2 - 18 hole courses here, one is more for the amateur the other is more for the seasoned players. Great use of terrain and natural obstacles. I'm looking forward to getting back to Texas to play this one again next spring.
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I am giving TWO reviews, as there are two courses within the park. This is for the original course (a right turn at the T intersection). this course is short, but challenging. It is a great course for the beginner or intermediate player, as it will teach them STRAIGHT is more important than FAR. Fairly easy to follow and 3 FANTASTIC finishing holes through the woods. However, it does get swamped and can stay that way for WEEKS after a hard rain. I have played this course since 1994 (ish) and I still go back to it when I have freinds who are just starting to play the game.
The 2nd course is much newer (2010?) and is a left at the T intersection. This course is a great mix of short, long, wooded, open, and even has TWO elevated tee pads. Water comes into play on several holes (two ponds and a creek). The signage was OK, but it took me awhile to find #5 (over the bridge) and even longer find #15 (across the street, on top of the hill). But that did not detract from the total experience. This is a BEAUTIFUL course that will challenge the andvanced and pro player alike. Can't wait to play a tournament here (even though I live 4 hours away in Corpus Christi). This course is a "must play" for anybody within a 2 hour drive.