I played a round at lunch today and I am happy to report that the city has finished clearing the fairways on 8 and 9. The Mando's on 2 and 3 have been marked and the course is finally playable as apparently intended, including some additional clearing on 9 since last week that will make it easier to throw straight off the 9th tee (there was a tree still blocking this last week).

For those who have never played this course, it is a 3,521, par 31, 9-hole course. It has several holes with hazards:

Tall fence OB on holes 1 and 4, water on holes 3, 4 and 5, a large Pitbull on 7 that sounds like it wants to eat you (no barking, just a concerted effort to break it's chains and jump the fence accompanied by very heavy and surprisingly loud breathing) and fenced apartments OB on 8. There is a new playground, pavillion with BBQ grill, restrooms and a Sheriff's substation/DARE facility in the park.

Here is an updated course map:



Below is a scorecard I made for the course, a printable copy is here.

If the pit jumps the fence, what will be your strategy? I think he hates you more.

Don't matter which one of you guys he likes...just matter which one of you are faster....cause Jazz aint gotta out run that dog...he just gotta out run you.

Jazz usually smells of pepper sauce. I think he's toast.

I fixed the map.

BTW, dogs hate pepper sauce.

Maybe he just wants to play fetch with the discs?

We can test that. I'll watch from a distance and you throw your Tracker in there and see if he tries to bring it back to you.

I cannot reach him.