True, that's another option. Originally, I was afraid of drives and putts on #4 getting into #5's fairway too much or else the pin would have been further back. But it may be worth putting an alternate sleeve in there and trying it out.

Other alternate pin ideas are:
#10, middle of the bowl.
#11, clear some woods, and push it back 50 ft.

Yes, move #4 back 20 feet or so and #10 right to the edge of the bowl to bring the small cedars into play(and cliff putt potential). Great course, though, it has some cool shots. Matt, have you talked to any Columbus folks yet? We always support thier tourneys and this one isn't that far for them comparatively.

So Matt, is there a one-time Ace Fund at Gulley tonight? I've seen several different posts - can't make Wednesday but might be able to make tonight. Also, should be able to play Sunday.

Sounds good Dan, I was going to contact you here soon about printing the gift certificates up.

No Ace fund @ gulley tonight, Maybe tommorow Night. It's a fun course, you will enjoy when you get to play it.

Sooner or Later I will get to those bag straps!

Well hopefully see ya tonight Dan.

I think in the bowl would be better than another position on top of the ridge at hole #10.

I missed a putt that rolled into the bowl behind the basket on 10 while I was practicing. I think perhaps it could be changed to make it even more challenging, but we must consider all of the options to truly ensure the best placement. Personally, that's too good of a green for us NOT to put the basket in the most challenging position.
Dan and Mike don't want to put it up on 6' x 6's? :bonkhead That would be too much, but that hole has the potential to have a very dynamic green.

WOW! I'm glad the tournament went so well. The field was a great turn out and the day looked a little dreary but the weather didn't give us too hard of a time. I just want to thank all that helped with getting the park in order. Steve F, Karen, Keven B, Keith D, Ben B, Chris B, Chris S, Chad, Lee, AdamJ (raised basket), Paul D, Brian K, Steve Mahl, Brad Anderson, Ken D, Gene(the Chipper), Pete C, John K. I know there were more but sorry I've forgotten all who showed up at the work parties. Also a big thanks to DanH, he convinced the parks to let us put a course there. Matt B also put in a serious amount of course work and organized the tournament. GREAT JOB all I mentioned and forgot to mention!

So is this course ready for play? Where is this course near (what major location)?

Thanks for the input. I plan on trying out this course later this week.

The raised basket on #12 is there to give a little added challenge to the hole. Having to putt at a raised basket, with the opportunity to miss and blow by makes the shot that much more interesting.

I'm so glad to hear there are people out that way that want to play disc golf. Getting traffic to the park is still one of my bigger concerns about Gulley.

Warning: poison ivy(oil) stays active for up to five years after the plants are dead. And after you spray it the plants it "bruises" them releasing the oils- be careful. Also, even if you are "immune" the immunity can be fleeting and then return. I know this because my Gulley Open case of ivy from an errant drive on 16(still deuced it) forced me to research the dang plant that I was immune to.

We played Gulley tonight (7/22). There is a huge limb down by hole #1 and by #13. We also got an Aerobie (hole in center) up in a tree in the gulley on #13. We will be back to get it. So if anyone else sees it on the ground before that please contact me at mikejenkins1@hotmail.com. We really like the course. We had to leave after #13 since it was getting late. Before we left, a beautiful austrailian sheppard came to the shelter, picked up a stick, and played fetch with my daughter. It was very well trained and we assume it was from the nearby house. Is that the caretakers house? The dog is black and white with no tags. Very well behaved and knows how to play fetch.

I agree about Chief, I could just see us out there on #12 and come out of the valley seeing this dog running around with your frisbee. As for the Aerobie, first I must say we play for fun. I grew up with it and loved getting the huge distance and just carried it over to golf. But I have gone to a more disc golf traditional frisbee (from Aerobie) lately. Getting it stuck is becoming too much work.

I did drop an email to the warren county parks about the limbs as well. Guess I would not play this park during a windy day!