It's a disc golf course! It's mostly wide open shots but it gives you a chance to get out and throw. Some decent length on a few of the holes.

Not particularly challenging and the ground, at least in spring, was quite soggy. The map posted on this web site is wrong. It looks like the course was redesigned to avoid a marshy area. There are holes in that area, accessible from the north side of the property.

The course wouldn't be bad with a little TLC. Tee pads need renovation and signage would help, but the baskets are numbered. Plant a few trees to add some challenge and this would be a cute small town course.

It's There.
Good for beginners.

No real obstacles.
Can be wet.
Can be smelly.

I've resisted leaving a review for this course out of personal shame. I was approached by the city comity to help design this course. I told them upfront that I didn't think this space was the ideal location for a disc golf course but that if it was the only available location for a course, that I would suggest the layout.

I have to give thanks and credit to Colleen Unima for her work in getting a course built in Lynden, and for the City's work to improve the course per recommendations. They have planted trees according to suggestions that would make the course more challenging. They built trails and maintain the course. Yes, it is not a great course, BUT, considering the space, I think everyone has worked hard and done a great job.

This course is obviously for beginners. It provides an easily accessible course for Lyndenites to come and play with the whole family, or a quick lunch-time round.

I moved from Whatcom County and I don't even know if the course is still there or being played. I hope that it is and that it is realized for it's true purpose of introducing new players to the sport and providing a venue for family fun.

Thanks and Apologies.