gunthar says "Many people on this course, about half of them aren't playing disc golf. There are well maintained bathrooms and a water fountain and usually there is parking even during an event. There are holes w...moreith a decent view of lake Erie, if that's the kind of thing you want to look at. The terrain changes from beach side, to wooded, to open field and makes an interesting afternoon of throwing....less"

gemarsh says "Starts out with shorter, control shot holes, but gradually leads to slightly longer holes.A few have great " ball golf " like Fairways, with shrubery on both sides and trees to deal with as well. A fa...moreir amount of standing water (and mosquitoes) the last time I played it but overall SOLID COURSE!!...less"

birch says "This course is very tricky, tthe front nine has some challenging tree shots both left and right handed and has some good views of lake Erie while the back nine has very open long holes very remiscent ...moreof Spiker Arberatum course down in canton which is known for long tee shots! Have not seen to many crowds yet always someone else playing, and course can be wet days after rain, however this is usaully on front nine. Overall course is well maintained and has a good variety of hole layouts meaning wooded verses open terrain!...less"

kcbrez009 says "I really enjoyed my first experience at Sims Park. That's saying something, because it was December 31st, and the wind was BLOWING HARD. COOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLD!

First of all, it's right...more on the lake. The first few holes provide some spectacular scenery. We even saw two bald eagles fly to a nest in a tall tree just to the west of the park. How cool is that?!

The course itself is fun. There are some long, fairly open holes on the back 9, but the front 9 goes in and out of the woods and is fair but technical.

I really envy my brother, who lives about a mile and a half from the park and can fall out his front door onto the first tee anytime he likes....less"

thadon says "Very short and challenging front nine , while the back offers alot of open feild shots. Very scenic and fun for all. This course offers a hidden 19th hole located behind the fence at the first tee...more.....It is a crap shoot of hole , Getting a 3 here is possible but good luck...less"

dandavis says "great short course, very technical. Beware of the bogeyman. I love it, great people running the club. Be shure to have your jump putt on because you can do it on a few holes."

guest says "Over all it’s a wonderful park to play at. Mainly for right handed throwers, there are a few holes where you will have to back hand however.

You have the greatest risk of losing a di...moresk on the following holes:

~Hole 2: If you don’t throw back hand (for right hander), than more than likely you will end up in the woods off to the left, it goes straight for a little while, then a Sharpe almost 90 degree curve to the right. (If you have a bight disk, Neon greens, are a little iffy. Then you should have no problem climbing up the hill to the left to find you disk in the bushes)

~Hole 9: Nice and straight with a slight curve to the left, near the end. The hole is lactated between the giant trees that are past, a small circle of sporadic growth (small plants). IF YOU THROW YOU Disk to the right, WATCH OUT! There are quite a few patches of bushes we like to refer to as "Disk Eaters" they are a form of Hawthorn Bushes. You disk if most likely to land somewhere near the top part, YOU may never see it again. (My advice if you do lose a disk in here, You want a giant stick, to try and poke it down, and possibly a 'Drunk' to run into the bush and grab your disk when it falls)

Hole 10: Has just about the exact some problem spots as Hole 9 does.

Hole 19: (located off the path to the right of Hole 1. Walk through the wood, and it will take you to the tee) this hole has a sharp 'S' (well the first part of it is sharp the later part is where the hole hole is) It drops down about 10 feet, with a giant tree in the middle. The entire hole is a very narrow window. If your dish goes off into the woods, hope you have pants on, the ivy is over grown and very sharp. It’s very easy to lose a disk under this ivy. Most lost disks end by the giant fallen down trees (different tree near the bottom of the’s’, (Also the part of this tree that is still standing is covered in a climbing ivy that you disk could get stuck in. While it has very little clearance if you try to go under the branches to reach the top it is possible. There is a Hill that goes up about 10 feet at the bottom of the 'S' the Hole if it is there is located at the top of there hill. (There are stairs but no rail)

Other Notes:

Watch out when you in the wood, so you do accidentally punch a tree like I did on Hole 6 (its the hole where on guy for two Aces, on the same day, (from the old tee, which used to located about 10 feet forward) another dude got two Aces on different days.)

Some times it’s a little wet, and a few of the tees are under water, or COVERED in mud!

(This is a PDF. file for a map of the course, it also give you directions and a score card http://www.simsparkdiscgolf.com/spdg/scorecard.pdf)

If you’re out there and you bump into Scotti, be sure to thank him for putting the time and effort into designing such a wonderful course.

ALL INFORMATION ABOUT THIS COURSE CAN BE LOCATED AT http://www.simsparkdiscgolf.com/spdg/home.html
INCLUDING A VIRUTAL WALKTHROUGH!...less"