This is a great park to play! It's two courses and equally challenging and a blast. The best option, is to play the one side and then go to the Country Store, that you passed on your way to the course, have an AWESOME world famous cheeseburger and fries, check out their disc golf section for any disc that you can't live without, and then go back and play the other 18 holes all recharged. It used to be one large 18 hole course and this new set up is actually pretty darn cool. There are concrete tees and a mix of new and old baskets, some of the baskets are in a tough spot to see and you just have to either go for it or walk and put your eyes on it before you throw. The 1st basket for the west is not the most obvious, so be aware that it's not the one out in the middle..I oopsed that hole, but it was a great mix of deep in the woods and a few out in the open. I really like that it's all by itself and in the middle of BFE, the Country Store is awesome and delicious and a great break from the two rounds. I actually wanted to play the 36 holes again but ran out of time. One of the things that really is a huge plus in my book for really woodsy courses is when they clean out the under brush and make it easier to maneuver when you throw off course O.B. and I never had a moment when I thought that I wouldn't find my disc, I'm not saying it's manicured, it's still crazy woodsy, but do-able. Awesome job to everyone that's made it the way it is. It's a must when you come to the Memphis region. Oh, and this might not be much of a plus to some, but the y have a great picnic area that's covered and a SUPER clean bathroom completely stocked with handsoap, paper towels and tp. Not at all what I expected. I kind of don't want to send this review, that it creates more interest and more people, but with two equal courses, a crowd is not a problem. Check it out, it's worth the drive and the cholesterol from the cheeseburger and fries.
This is a great park to play! It's two courses and equally challenging and a blast. The best option, is to play the one side and then go to the Country Store, that you passed on your way to the course, have an AWESOME world famous cheeseburger and fries, check out their disc golf section for any disc that you can't live without, and then go back and play the other 18 holes all recharged. It used to be one large 18 hole course and this new set up is actually pretty darn cool. There are concrete tees and a mix of new and old baskets, some of the baskets are in a tough spot to see and you just have to either go for it or walk and put your eyes on it before you throw. The 1st basket for the west is not the most obvious, so be aware that it's not the one out in the middle..I oopsed that hole, but it was a great mix of deep in the woods and a few out in the open. I really like that it's all by itself and in the middle of BFE, the Country Store is awesome and delicious and a great break from the two rounds. I actually wanted to play the 36 holes again but ran out of time. One of the things that really is a huge plus in my book for really woodsy courses is when they clean out the under brush and make it easier to maneuver when you throw off course O.B. and I never had a moment when I thought that I wouldn't find my disc, I'm not saying it's manicured, it's still crazy woodsy, but do-able. Awesome job to everyone that's made it the way it is. It's a must when you come to the Memphis region. Oh, and this might not be much of a plus to some, but the y have a great picnic area that's covered and a SUPER clean bathroom completely stocked with handsoap, paper towels and tp. Not at all what I expected. I kind of don't want to send this review, that it creates more interest and more people, but with two equal courses, a crowd is not a problem. Check it out, it's worth the drive and the cholesterol from the cheeseburger and fries.