James W Olley Park

"The layout is open with wooded and shrub areas, which do a good job of stopping stray discs. Hole 5 was slightly difficult to find, it was unclear where to go from the 4th basket. You have to go to the trail head and go left to the "short path", and you'll find the 5th tee as you walk along the pond. A few signs should do the trick. Fairways and basket areas were maintained, the tee boxes were a little weird, some clearly worn in and others non existent, would be great to level out tee areas. "

"5-9 are pretty good, but it's more walking than playing."

"They can’t seem to mow ALL of the park in one MONTH. Lol. Lots of room for growth and huge potential. Could easily be an 18 hole. "

"Awesome course, very natural, peaceful area. Course was very well maintained, with a handful of 500 foot holes. Did not have tee pads but was not an issue as the tee area was level and clear of debris. "

"Really great course"

"Decent little beginner course. First few holes are wide open, then around some water and woods. No tee pads"

"Good course for beginner. No Tee Box or maps at course but pretty easy to follow still"

"Super fun course great for beginners but some touchy shots with water in play that make it exciting for more seasoned players to!"

"Real fun 9 hole course , Nice park with pavilians and a Huge play area for kids, fun for all"

"Great layout around the whole park; definitely could use more signage. But all and all not a bad beginner course. "

"Good course considering it in a few months old. Zero signs on where to go. I mapped it and submitted to try to help future players. Would play again."

"Need tee pads and signage otherwise fun beginner/intermediate course "