Quisenberry Park
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Rating:
(3 votes)
Location:
Extra Location(s):
Parking Lot: (33.157,-97.047)
Course Details:
# Holes: 9
Target Type: DISCatcher
Tee Type: Woodchips
Course Length: 0
Alternate Length: 0
Hole Length:
Under 300ft: 7
300 – 400ft: 2
Contact:
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Course Description:
Heavily wooded - several tight fairways and mostly blind shots. Some elevation, OB fence line in play on two holes. No water hazards. Practice basket and pavilion near tee #3.
Course Established: 2009
Additional Course Information:
Additional Course Information for Quisenberry Park:
Directions:
From I-35E, exit Corinth Parkway. Go east 0.5 miles to a left at Corinth Park Community Center. Park near basketball court. 1st tee in forest on left.
By far the best 9 hole course I have ever played. Very challenging and many unique shots with extreme doglegs. There are some stickers out there so you might want to where pants your 1st time until it all get stomped down. Overall a very fun mix of holes and good flow with many signs to get you around the park. Beginners will struggle on this course there 1st time.
The Negative: So-So design... a few holes have multiple baskets in view with no teesigns to indicate which is the correct basket. Practice basket exists, but is nowhere near the parking lot or hole 1. does not work as a community course or a tournament course. Too hard to encourage new players, but doesn't flow well enough for a tournament. Does not drain well at all, several teepads are swampy after a rain. Poor use of the ample elevation changes on this land. For a decent Pro, this course will play very easy, all but two holes are deuce-or-die.
The positive: not a pitch-n-putt course like most nine-hole courses. Good quality baskets, decent mix of holes. There *is* some use of elevation which isn't great but helps make some of the otherwise-boring holes more interesting. For an average amateur player, this course will provide some challenge.
It's worth playing if you are experienced, but it won't be a regular stop for many players.
The only sign I saw that there was a course here were three vacant sleeves where I suppose that three baskets were, once upon a time.
I was looking forward to playing a new course and drove up from Dallas to do so, but was disappointed.
I saw no indication on this page that the course was not in the ground. Did I miss something?