Deer Lick Park
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Year Established:
1997
Rating:
(2 votes)
Mix of open, lightly and tightly wooded holes. Pond and creek OB. Map at park office. Dec 2016 - redesign.
Course Details
Course Type: Permanent
# Holes: 18
Target Type: DISCatcher
Tee Type: Mixed
Course Length: 5,305ft
Alternate Length: 0ft
Hole Length: Under 300ft: 13 | 300 - 400ft: 2 | Over 400ft: 3
Directions
I-20 west, exit 37 (92 south), take overpass left back over hwy, 2 miles to a left on Mack Rd. (school on right, Deer Lick sign on left), 0.5 mile to the park on the left. 1st tee is by the dog park.
Contact
Email: Dave Douglas #27576
Phone: 678-478-5234
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Course Reviews
Rated
by AJ29036 on Dec 18, 2009 at 2:20pm
Given the resources available, this is a decent course that utilized the spaces in this park well. A LOT of work has gone into carving some of these holes out and they look pretty good, but the course still has a kind of unfinished feel. There is a bit of luck required here to avoid OB, "ghost trees", and water, and a few holes force some very unnatural flight paths.
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For a beginning disc golf player, this course has a really nice length. Not tremendously far on any of the holes. Yet there's still a lot of stuff to navigate through. I don't agree that the shot shapes are really all that difficult. Some of the holes are rather narrow, but nothing worse than some of the other courses I've played. Not a ton of water anymore, since it doesn't really rain so much in GA anymore. There are quite a few dry creek beds.