Crockett Park
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Rating:
(3 votes)
Extra Location(s):
First Tee: (35.98,-86.768)
Course Details:
# Holes: 18
Target Type: Chainstar
Tee Type: Other
Course Length: 7404
Alternate Length: 5662
Hole Length:
Under 300ft: 6
300 – 400ft: 4
Over 400ft: 8
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Course Description:
On gently rolling hills in beautiful city park. Variety of open and woods. Dual carpet tees.
Course Established: 2005
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Additional Course Information for Crockett Park:
Directions:
15 miles south of Nashville. I-65; exit #71 at Concord Rd/Hwy 253. Turn east (away from Franklin Rd.) 1 mile to a right on Wilson Pike (Hwy 252), 1.2 miles to a left on Crockett Rd., 0.3 miles to a left on Volunteer Pky. Go 0.2 mile straight into park. Turn right at 1st stop sign to parking lot by indoor soccer center.
Great mix of Cedar Hills and Sanders Ferry Park. This is what Sanders Ferry will play when the Pro/Am pads are installed.
Great course that will test your skills. Easily the 2nd best course in the Nashville Area for mix of Open and Wooded Shots.
Beautiful course with lots of variety. Cozy wooded holes mixed with large expansive ones make this course a pleasure to walk. There are a few holes that take advantage of all the hilly open space of long-distance power lines. Well kept grass was a little long, wooded areas are often cleared out inside with neat walking areas. The only negatives were the signage, which is dated and not very clear at all, and we couldn't find the 12th basket. Looked for about 5 minutes. The people playing in front of us and behind us couldn't find it either.
Otherwise, a great disc golf experience!
This is a great course, I like the up, down, and all around. You get to stretch out along with shooting carefully for that ace on a short downhill shot. It plays through open and skinny fairways, all really challenging for advanced players along with an easiness for the kids to play too. My only down on this one is that the park doesn't allow the concrete pads...yet..