Sunrise Park
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Rating:
(7 votes)
Location:
Extra Location(s):
First Tee: (41.963,-88.198)
Course Details:
# Holes: 18
Target Type: DISCatcher
Tee Type: Grass
Elevation: Flat
Foliage: Sparse
Course Length: 6220
Alternate Length: 0
Hole Length:
Under 300ft: 6
300 – 400ft: 9
Over 400ft: 3
Contact:
Bartlett Park District
Work: (630) 540-4800
Work: (630) 540-4800
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Course Description:
Long and open with a few pins tucked into the woods. Some rolling terrain on the front, but the back is flat, long and open. The wind can be brutal and a pond is in play on 3 holes.
Course Established: 2005
Additional Course Information:
Additional Course Information for Sunrise Park:
Directions:
0.5 mile east of Rt. 59 on the corner of Struckman Blvd. and Appletree Ln.
Absolutely amazing course. Start is easy, but once you get to the 3rd your in the woods shooting out to the hole. On the 6th hole is a wicked dog tail shot. 8,9,and 10 are all water holes, but are able to avoid them if you want. on 15 your shooting into the forest for the hole.
Very good course with long holes after the patch of trees. Lake comes into play on three holes. Wind is also a factor after the lake holes. Throwing from the elevated tee (two holes) is a great boost to your ego.
a great course to play!! 3 water holes but easy to get over.. if your disc goes in i say stay out water looks nasty..
open and kind of boring. kinda challenging though. couple baskets missing when iwas there in 2009. not a horrible course though.
Solid course. Fun place if you can throw 300ft+, you can air it out on almost every hole (especially the back 9). Three holes have a water hazard although only one you need to really watch for if you are a RHBH thrower.
Nice DG course. Pros: variety of holes, descent layout, well maintained, primarily a DG park. Cons: most tees are rough uneven grass & narrow dirt, lacks tree obstructions on some open holes.
Phenomenal course located in bartlett off of rt. 59. As close to professional pars as any course within the greater chicago. i would call myself an advanced player, and I shot a -6. The course itself is very fun to play because the pars are challenging, distance is long (p.s. i wouldn't reccomend this course to players who can't throw at least 300').
Pros: Distance, difficulty, accuracy shots out/into the woods.
Cons: Poorly kept teeboxes which are very difficult to throw off of.
I felt as if overall, i would rate the difficulty up there with "the oaks" in mokena, but with more distnace vs. pars