Dolese Youth Park DGC
115 reviews (showing 1–20)
@chancler
Non local honest review: I’ve played both the OG and West layout and would not recommend either. Signage is almost nonexistent. Would be impossible to navigate the course without UDisc or prior experience. Some signs are completely outdated or for a different layout that will have you throw to a hole that’s not even there. Course design is a joke. Holes 3,4,5 for the OG layout are terrible. Completely blind, the only play is throwing up and over the trees and hope it lands somewhere good. A lot of the holes are blind and you will have to walk up to see the basket or just pray. Some of the wooded holes feel like they just slapped down a basket and tee pad in the woods with no regard for a decent fairway and called it a day. Par is all over the place. Hole 14 is a par 3 570ft shot that ends to the left in woods. Sure. Tee pads are way too short, some even have a big drop off and some are angled strangely. This creates awkward shots on many holes. Maintenance is nonexistent. Only positive thing I can say is that the course loops back to the parking lot so you can leave this place quickly! Overall this course is very outdated and completely overrated. Does not deserve anywhere near a 4 star rating. May have passed 20 years ago as decent but not today. If you are visiting the area go try out the courses south of OKC in Norman or Moore.
@cheetah4518
Agree with all the others. Overgrown and no upkeep. Lots of homeless and did not feel safe!
@howiesolo
Fun easy mostly-woods track. Nicer than expected based on the reviews
@spluke11
No signage but the app is spot on. To get to 24 is a repeat of 15-24
@stepcar
First off: a par 3 573-foot flat-ground hole is nuts. Not a fan. Other than that: the hole designs here are great! Quirky short holes, longer holes to let your arm loose, and everything in between. I love that each hole has a name; it's a really fun idea that I wish more courses would adopt. Some signs of wear and tear: some tee signs are bleached and some trash in the wooded holes. Still: a really fun course!
@chester008
No homeless issues to report. Good city course, good variety of shots, all very “get-able” and fun to play. Trash pickup is needed, but it’s early spring so it is to be expected.
@michaelfunk
Layout are a little confusing even with using UDisc. Hole 3 on the OG course seemed to lack a fairway outside of a blind corner shot over the road.
@squeak05
Signs/tees need a lot of work. Could be an actual fantastic course.
@bangel899
Stickers are in full bloom on the island
@shawnfmmusic
Very hard course. I wouldn’t have been able to play a lot of it without someone that knew the course very well. The wooded areas are just dense enough to be a challenge, without being so thick that it swallows every disc that misses the fairway. Will play again
@dravgr
Course is always packed and they need to do some tree maintenance on quite a few holes but dolo is the most well-rounded course in the metro. If you can play well here you can play well just about anywhere. It challenges every aspect of your game and really makes you want to be better.
@laramyspruill
The monster (Hole 14) when on longs should be a Par 4 (700+) Par 3 is just not obtainable by most expect elite level players.
@slader
I love this course! Only reason I couldn't give it a 5 was the few weird holes that should definitely be par 4s.
@santanner92
Very unforgiving, homeless camps everywhere, no signage, bad tee pads.
@j3ss3b
All holes need attention. Over grown and limbs need trimmed or picked up off the fairways.
@pinkcoder
Very old course; run-down and didn't feel well-maintained. Lots of tiny t-pads. Lots of brush and trees that have NOT been trimmed. The layout has changed into east/west which was confusing. Still has nice variety and some good shots, but needs a make-over.
@kjames6001ok
Best course in the city