Mittineague Park

More consistent trimming

No tee pads. No signage. No maintenance of the actual course at all. If you’re a beginner, I can’t think of a shorter course in existence, but don’t lose your disc in any of the overgrowth, or you’ll never see it again, trust me.

Not the easiest for a first timer but fun none the less

Great little course. Bring bug spray. And use the app to navigate a little. The signs are there but it’s a little difficult to find stuff.

A good beginner course if upkeep is there. Very thick brush, prickers, ticks, bugs. Many tee pads right next to basket. Shared baskets for holes 7-9/12-14, so you could have players throwing from both sides of basket. Not crowded which leads to learning. Gardens are beautiful and there is wildlife.

Im new to the sport, so this is a pretty decent beginner/practice course. There are a couple wooded shots, and several open fields to play on

It's a bit confusing if you don't have an actual box to tee off at, and maybe put up a map online we can download to find it a bit easier, 2nd time I've been here n I still have to start off at 4 because idk where 1 is. Other than that the park is beautiful and well kept...will definitely keep coming back.

Tee pads are a little close to baskets. Could be a safety issue

Nice beginner course, well maintained.

Good design, just a little soggy now in early spring.

Hole 17 and 18 are super swampy. Very wet around the green of 17 and especially the tee at 18. But hey, it’s a free course and overall pretty fun. A good mix of open fields and woods golf with lots of scoring opportunities.

A little muddy today but overall amazing beginner course!

Watched them mow the lawn today

Great Course for Beginners

Ok practice coarse. Baskets are trash. But in a pinch , it will do. Decent lines to throw.

Baskets still need some work

Fun and relatively basic par 3 course, a few wooded holes require precise navigation. Solid signage also. They've been keeping up with mowing lately so raised to 4 stars

Nice park, fun holes, baskets just ok, natural tees, mind pedestrians and other players on the path

Hole 11s basket is loose and tilts to one side

Signage is a big help to finding your way around. Definitely a beginner course. Longest holes are just over 300 feet. Hole 8/12’s basket is broken. Teepads are random patches of dirt usually accompanied with a post sometimes. The course is probably maintained by the town’s parks and rec department. The only woodsy holes are 7,8, and 12. Shot variety is pretty basic. Course could have more potential with an updated redesign from an experienced professional. For starters, baskets should be replaced and universal. Permanent teepads areessential, whether it’s rubber, pavers, or astroturf.