Archusa Creek Water Park
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Year Established:
1999
Rating:
(1 vote)
Location Type:
Park
Long finesse course with plenty of trees and a few challenging holes near the lake. Several holes give you flight path options. Park: (601) 776-6956.
Course Details
Course Type: Permanent
# Holes: 18
Target Type: DISCatcher
Tee Type: Concrete
Elevation: Flat
Foliage: Woodsy
Course Length: 4,819ft
Alternate Length: 0ft
Hole Length: Under 300ft: 16 | 300 - 400ft: 1 | Over 400ft: 1
Directions
From Hwy 45, take Hwy 511 north 1.5 miles to a left at the Park sign. Entrance is less than 1 mile on right. Past guardhouse, take left fork and turn left at primitive camping sign. Take next right; 1st tee on the left.
First Tee:
(-88.711964,32.026468
Contact
Email: Stewart Smith
Phone: 800-748-9618
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Course Reviews
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Nice little course. Be careful: the map (which you have to ask for at the ranger station) is not accurate, but you can get the idea.
The front 9 are fairly easy to find and have DISCatcher baskets. A few holes that go through the woods are hard to line up, and several signs are down or are pointing in odd directions. The holes are fairly short and there are a lot of trees in the direct path. The concrete tee pads are pretty small.
They obviously put in 9 more later and used cheaper baskets. The back nine are difficult to find as there are no signs for tee pads that we found. There is a fairly long hole (13ish?) that they call a Par 5 but should be a par 4. Three of the holes have water in play, though only one tee shot is directly over the water.
Overall a nice course. Bug spray may be a good idea, but I don't know if that would have helped with the 3 ticks I found on me and 2 more on my dog from playing it twice!