Adair Park

Adiar park to me is one of the best parks in Oregon. Holes one through 5 are fairly open only hole 4 is a blind right to left into a pretty heavily wood section about 50ft - 70ft to the basket depending on basket position. Hole 6 is where the wooded technical part of the course begins hole 6&7 are short but the trees are stacked which makes it difficult to find just the right line. Hole 8 is not super long hiezer shot for righties or anhiezer for lefties, there is a creek that runs down the right side of this hole that normally has water in it depending on what time of the year you are playing. Holes 9&10 are wooded and technical as well 9 is a straight shot throughout the trees and 10 is up the path either over the burm or to the left on the bottom of the hill. After ten you come out in the open again, this does not mean the tough shots are over hopefully your arm is warmed up and your putts are on. Depending on basket positions there are 2 holes over 400ft 18 is a big one but elevated. The others are semi technical and range from 250ft-375ft again there are two basket positions on every hole I believe hole 14 has three different positions all of those blind shots dog leg right. I love this course this was one of the courses I learned to play on and I enjoy my round there every time.