B. B. Owen Park
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Rating:
(3 votes)
Extra Location(s):
First Tee: (32.867,-96.7)
Course Details:
# Holes: 18
Target Type: Mach2
Tee Type: Concrete
Course Length: 5060
Alternate Length: 0
Hole Length:
Under 300ft: 10
300 – 400ft: 8
Over 400ft: 0
Contact:
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Course Description:
Minor elevation and dense woods near most holes. Balanced. Dallas Disc Golf Club hosts an event every Sat. at 2 pm.
Course Established: 1995
Additional Course Information:
Additional Course Information for B. B. Owen Park:
Directions:
I-635; exit #14 (Plano Rd.), south 2 blocks to park on left at 10700 Kingsley Rd.
This is just an average course consisting entirely of holes all within 350 feet or less. Some pin placements when in the long position(mostly on the back 9) are tucked in the tree line making it almost impossible for birdies unless you have a perfectly placed tee shot, but since the course is mostly open you won't have too many obstacles until you get to the pin where you have creek bank slopes and some bad roll aways come into play. The wind comes into play more on the front 9 than the back 9 because of the tree line on the back 9. OVERALL-the course is fair to both left and right handed players, no high risk involved unless the pins are in long position and you're looking for birdies
This is my "home" course and it is quite an enjoyable fair course. I agree with the previous reviewer in everything except that the course is much more fair to lefties. If I could, I'd give it 3.5 links, but will give it 3 here so as not to inflate the rating.
agree with the other reviews - average really describes this course. nothing memorable.
This course makes good use of the land area available. The other reviewers are right that there's nothing spectacular about the course. On the other hand, for being a relatively small landlocked plot of land in Northeast Dallas, it plays just fine. That's why it's packed all the time. City of Dallas needs more courses - poor BB Owen can't support the interest all by itself.