Spencer Park, Maroa, IL
Unravelling the unusual tee markers was the highlight of the nine hole disc golf course at Spencer Park in Maroa, IL. It is a great little city park in a rural community, and very well maintained. Spencer Park is designed for multiple uses, including basketball, tennis, horseshoes,
![Spencer Park Disc Golf](http://rvingrevealed.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/20180617_160831-300x225.jpg)
and volleyball, all encircled with a paved walking path. A covered pavilion with picnic tables serves as the center piece.
![Tee Box at Spencer Park](http://rvingrevealed.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/20180617_162812-225x300.jpg)
There are no tee boxes, but these interesting little cement pads about one foot square at ground level that mark the tee. There are some hieroglyphic-type symbols that when interpreted correctly indicate obstacles, such as trees and the direction of the basket.
![Hole 6 at Spencer Park](http://rvingrevealed.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/20180617_162758-300x225.jpg)
Although the park is well manicured, the tee markers were incredibly difficult to find, as they were at ground level and the grass concealed them. Most holes were Par 3 with a distance of about three hundred feet.
There are minimal obstacles, just a few ornamental trees scattered around the park. The biggest risk of a rogue disc is searching through the adjacent corn fields or landing in the fenced backyards that are right along the course.
![Corn Field Out of Bounds](http://rvingrevealed.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/20180617_163227-300x225.jpg)
An awesome multi-use community park, but not a disc golf course worth travelling too far out of your way to play.
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