Three Island Crossing State Park
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Rating:
(2 votes)
Location:
1083 S Three Island Park Dr
Glenns Ferry, Idaho 83623
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Lat/Lon: (42.939, -115.32)
Glenns Ferry, Idaho 83623
Google Maps | MapQuest
Lat/Lon: (42.939, -115.32)
Course Details:
# Holes: 9
Target Type: DGA
Tee Type: Asphalt
Elevation: Flat
Foliage: Average
Course Length: 2012
Hole Length:
Under 300ft: 5
300 – 400ft: 3
Over 400ft: 1
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Course Description:
Beautiful and well designed - in the park's day use area. Most holes are in well kept grassy areas. #5 may have water and will be a challenge for beginners.
Course Established: 2012
Additional Course Information:
Additional Course Information for Three Island Crossing State Park:
Directions:
I-84; exit 121. Travel west through the city of Glenns Ferry. Take Commercial St. Go south to the end of the road. Turn right on Madison, go past Carmella's Winery to the state park on the left, just before the Airport. The Day use area is below the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center.
Pros: Course has it all for the beginner to intermediate player. Not to technical, easy to navigate! Course flows well, has some hazards, but you probably won't loose a disc. Grass is well maintained during the summer, and there are campgrounds with water, sewer and power hook-ups within the park.
Cons: Some holes may be inaccessible when people are barbecuing or having a picnic. Bugs tend to get bad July through September, so bring your bug spray.
Other Thoughts: Beginners watch out for hole 5, and take the long way around when there is water in the catch basin. Don't overthrow hole 7, the snake river will steal your disc.
Very nice course! It has a good variety of difficulty levels. #3 is a challenging par 4 while #s 4, 6, and 7 have legit "Ace" opportunities. The trees are well spaced and not too challenging to navigate. #5 is quite tough and has an "evil" hole placement. If you miss your approach, your disc will roll down 15-20' on either side of the hole. Long drivers need to be careful on #7 or the Snake River will get your disc. There is a $5 per vehicle entry fee for the park, but the course is well worth the money.