One stop source for definitive pars for each course

[Milos3]

Forgive me if this is located somewhere else, but I didn't find it. I would like to know, hole by hole, course by course, what the pars are for each tee or pin placement at each course within a one day drive and back.
Nothing too big, right?
Anyway, I thought a single thread made available would be helpful for this type of thing.

[BubbaKick]

The best thing would be to use this site:

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/

There is a place on this site to list the Rec par and Pro par plus list a Red, White, Blue and Gold distance for each hole. As you can tell by this listing for JB, the St. Louis courses have not been updated.

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=48&mode=hi

If we use this already-existing resource, then not only will we have an easy place to look but people from all over the country can check it out as well.

[Milos3]

What's funny is that the reason I was looking for pars was to update the st. louis courses on that very website!:) So any resources available would be appreciated.

[REDARMY]

What's funny is that the reason I was looking for pars was to update the st. louis courses on that very website!:) So any resources available would be appreciated.

problem is, numbers disappear on there from time to time.

i filled in all the different pins for sioux passage months ago, and all that work magically vanished.

whatever you do write down or input into the site, keep a hard copy handy incase the numbers disappear.

[toledodg1]

You guys should really start using the http://www.discgolfscene.com this was made by some michigan boys and it is way better then the other website

Here is my profile page:
http://www.discgolfscene.com/profile/1413

Here is our local page for our sunday dubs:
http://www.discgolfscene.com/leagues/Vi ... _Dubs_2008

here is a page of Vienna park :
http://www.discgolfscene.com/courses/Vienna_Park

Here is the page for JB which someone associated with RCF could Register your club upload photos and anything else you feel the need to do It also lets you keep track of course records:
http://www.discgolfscene.com/courses/Je ... _Hist_Park

Hope this helps

ronnie

[REDARMY]

someone on there listed el shaddai (?), and they have it marked as a public course?????

[irwinje]

With as much time as I spend on this site, you would think that I would have seen this thread before today...
I'll fill in the ones I can in St. Louis (and surrounding areas that I know of) More will have to added later, once I can reference the scorecard files I have at home. But this will get you started.

Jokerst (Festus): 9 holes
Watson Trails: 9 holes
Kirchner (Eureka): 9 holes
Schroeder: 9 holes
Bluebird: 9 holes
White Birch: 18 holes Par 54
Quail Ridge: 18 holes Par 54
Endicott: 18 holes Par 54 (there may be some holes that could be considered par 4's in their longest position but are also still conceiveable 3s)
Creve Coeur: 18 holes Par 69
Jefferson Barracks: 18 holes Par 54 (there are more pin positions at this course than any other 2 courses so it is hard to determine a real par. Hole 17s "E of F" placement has got to be a par 4 )
West City Park (Festus):
Woodland Park (Collinsville): 18 holes Par 54 (the course stays in the same pin placements basically year around, except for the extreme event. They have 3 sets of tee pads though so you can choose the length you wish to play)
Rock Spring (Alton):

[GALLOW1217]

Rock Spring, Alton. Par 56.

[emptv]

Disc up,
Roxanna Park, Roxanna, IL = 9 holes
Unger Park, Fenton, MO = 18 holes
Souix Pass, Florissant, MO = 18 holes
El Shaddia Ranch, Moscow Mills, MO = 18 holes/private course call before playing @ 636-661-5777

In the pipeline for new courses:
Brommelslick Park, St. Charles Co. Parks, MO
Lindenwood College, Saint Charles, MO
Hwy. 370 & Hwy. 94 area, Saint Peters, MO
DONE!! Arnold Park, Arnold, Mo DONE!!

[eupher61]

Pere Marquette Park, Ste Genevieve
9 Holes, public par 30 (#3, 7, 9 are public 4s) otherwise, all 3s, and "pro par" 27.
SInce I doubt Chuck Kennedy will be playing PMP soon, I'm not that concerned with par numbers. Best score wins the hole. Most fun wins the round. Sometimes.