Now this is a disc golf course. Lots of trees, tunnel shots, obstacles, and technique needed, but if you hit your line, you're good. It's not the typical hyzer-bomb course which is, sadly, the way the sport has been going. It's a well rounded course. Love it!

Lack of Signage. Older, beat-up baskets. the teepad on 10, or the basket on 9 could be an issue.

If this course had a full set of teepads, and signs, I would give it a 4.... EASILY!!!

Hoyt Grove Park is a decent course and an alternative to Boomer Lake. I play this course on the windy days because it's more protected than boomer. The course generally isn't too busy which is nice. It has a nice variety of technical and open shots.

Favorite holes:
Hole 5- The tunnel shot.
Hole 6- Birdie Birdie.
Hole 9- Water Hazard to the left. High Risk/Reward.

Improvements are definitely needed. The course has a few cheap signs, but only on about 5 holes or so. All dirt pads. First time players should either bring someone with them or follow another person. Difficult course to figure out on your own due to lack of signs.

This course is not going to compete with the best of courses in the state. Its a great alternative if you are stuck in Stillwater and are looking for something different than boomer. All 18 baskets are there. The tee pad for #1 is right as you walk up the hill to the left. I would call the teepad to the right an alternate, easier and more open drive. To conclude, the course presents a variety of shots that Boomer no longer provides after the tree removal. Best course in the city.

Directions:
As a resident of Stillwater, I still had a problem finding it the first time. So on 12th and east of Perkins road. It is the parking lot across from the Senior Center. Walk across the bridge and up the hill for #1.

It is a fun course with a mix of shots from open to wooded. A good mix of technical throws and long throws.

The baskets for 14 and 18 are are missing.

At least I think it is 14, there is no signage to speak of and no good tee boxes.

Good course with a nice variety considering the terrain to work with.

Could have been a little better marked and maintained. The tee-boxes that were marked were marked well, but there were a few missing. A lot of standing water when I played, probably typical during rainy seasons.

Nice course with a variety of shots. Some tee-boxes were well marked with hole photographs, and some seemed to be missing completely. There were a couple underwater, but this is probably seasonal.