This is a great idea for golf. Easy play for kids and adults can work on 100 yards and in. The condition of the greens was great. The tee boxes need a haircut badly. Just a fun 35 minutes or so.

A lot of effort has been put into restoring this course over the past few years. It is a great course for juniors to play and learn on with reasonably well kept greens.

I played Noyes Park tonight and it was delightful! The course is in great shape and is perfect for some short game practice. I’m coming back with my grandson next!

This was a pleasant surprise. My 9 year old son (with a better swing than me) and I played this to practice for his first par 3 tournament. I wasn’t expecting much but the holes had decent tee boxes and genuine fairways/rough. There’s even fescue now in between the holes (made me feel like I was at Washington County). The only minor issue is the greens have been cut long. We ran into the groundskeeper during our round and he was very pleasant to talk to. Turns out he’s only been there since April, but he has passionately turned a course that was a mess into a well manicured par 3 course that is a steal for the price. We paid $11 (kids are free) to play 18. The only reason the greens are cut to .37 and not the .13 of a Dretzka is he wanted to make sure the greens didn’t die in the drought. The sprinkler heads don’t all work and he has to water them by hand. Once the greens get cut down you won’t find a better deal than this. If you do decide to play, pay the minimal fee- it’s the honor system and apparently there have been quite few dishonorable people playing and not paying lately.

Found this place looking for par 3's to play with my kid while we are in town. It is in great condition for a $9 self-service course! We both had a lot of fun.