Veterans Memorial Park

The thing I really dig about this park is the one mile pathway you can walk. Through out the one mile there are fitness stations/​activities you can do. The mile isn’t just flat, there are inclines you gotta walk (nice thigh burner). There is also a nice play ground, I’m pushing 30 and I have a blast playing on it. They added some exercise machines, by the play ground. The concept is dialed. In reality its not so cool. The machines don’t work to well, and need to be oiled. They are kinda tight. They do stay out in the snow and rain. It’s rad in the spring/​summer because all the deer are out. So pretty. Great place to come running/​walking or just playing with the family.

My friend is an avid disc golfer and said that this is a great local course. We decided to spend our lunch break walking on the one mile or so paved loop. There are little fitness stations that allow for different activities including stations for dips, pull-​ups, parallel bars and a rope climb. On the rope climb on my descent back down I moved my head too fast past my left hand and I drilled my eyelid with my thumbnail. It started bleeding a bit and I had to return to the office looking like I got into a scrap during lunch break. I am so thankful that I did not pop out my eyeball because an inch or so lower and that would have been a real possibility. This could have been the worst day of my life. This was a great life lesson. I am thankful for each normal passing day because any day could be a horrible one.

Nice course, reviews on pdga course agree with my opinion. Hilly and wooded, use bright colors to find discs. Tee boxes, signs and tons of parking. When you arrive to the estimated address, there’s a huge parking lot near a memorial with a couple big flag poles and benches (across from ball fields). It isn’t one of those courses that you’ll jump up and down about, but it definitely does the trick and makes you throw precise shots. Enjoy!