Course Reviews

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4
 by mr-h on Jun 20, 2017 at 4:28pm

I think some of the reviewers are too harsh. This is a beautifully manicured park that has massive oak and maple trees and this is a wide open and fairly long course. There are hills and opportunities to throw rollers to your benefit or dismay. Some of the tees aren't obvious for the first timers, and a few of the later holes are completely wide open and air it out holes, but that's fine with me. It's not hard, but there are plenty of trees to throw around and it's very enjoyable.

Rated
3
 by npbusguy on May 31, 2014 at 7:19pm

I always enjoy playing this course and the angled landscape shots can be a challenge if your disc hits a bad roll.

Rated
2
 by RascalRoscoe on Jun 27, 2013 at 6:45am

The first 4 holes were fun and then the course got really bland. Randall Oaks starts off moderately wooded with some slight elevation and then opens up a bit too much for my taste. Open isn't all that bad if it isn't open and flat, but that's pretty much what most of this course is. Not a bad play at all, and very beginner-friendly, just doesn't quite have a niche for me to play regularly.

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0
 by DiscGolferUSA on Sep 22, 2011 at 3:08pm

Pretty easy 9-holer

PROS: The course layout is easy to follow. It's free. Seems pretty clean and well maintained.

CONS: Overall it's not too exciting, wide open fairways, not too many hazards or elevation changes. Wind can be problematic because of its wide open fairways.

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2
 by Mattyg89 on Dec 1, 2010 at 11:20pm

Very easy course. Great for beginners. If you want to avoid noise while playing then don't play here. Course is right next to Randall Road which is always busy.

Rated
4
 by mozey on Jun 13, 2010 at 8:58pm

fun course. not to hard. few extreme angled landscape shots. some days theres a lot of people around. nice brick tee boxes.

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