There are nice open holes so you can air it out. Two sets of tees at each hole make it so you can play 18 holes if you play around twice. It is not busy most of the time so more often then not you will have the course to yourself. Nice new baskets, I use this course a lot for practice because I live only a couple minutes away from it

The Teepads are gravel and have huge ruts in them which make it hard to get good footing most of the time. The teepads are also a little on the short side. The pars for each hole are really high, but I fix that by just playing everything par 3

A great start! This course has a lot of potential and I hope it gets the TLC it needs to become a really good course!

Well-signposted, good mix of long and short, meadow and woods, course in great shape

Relatively flat and unvaried topography; nearby (busy-ish) park road

As someone just starting out in the sport, I'd highly recommend coming here the "B" tees make it possible for those who haven't yet mastered drivers to focus on their mid-range and putting games. Par figures might be a bit flattering to beginners but it's a good psychological boost for us!

This is a very well maintained 9 hole course. Each hole has two different tee locations so it can be made into 18 holes easily.

It has a good use of open fields and dense woods

Gopher holes.

The listed Pars seem high to me.

Being the closest course to my house I have played this many many times and it is better than any other town park 9 hole course I have seen.

The raised gravel tee pads add an interesting change.

Finally a course in Mercer Co. This is a good start to a course, and great for players just starting the game. The alternate tee pads provide a full 18 if you alternate through the course or play through once using A's and once using B's. Fairways are well maintained. Course is still pretty young, so pins are in great shape.

Course design needs some work. Many more doglegs left than right; caters to RHBH/LHFH. Also a few of the B tees are pretty short, even rec players have good chance at ace. Several of the posted pars are probably a stroke high: total par is probably closer to 65 than the posted 71.

As others have said, tee boxes are raised and short. They are also crushed stone and already beginning to wear down, causing pits where people usually step. These could become problematic in the future.

Lots of long undergrowth off of the fairways. More often than not the penalty for missing the fairway is difficulty finding your disc rather than a difficult recovery shot.

Course is new and there is lots of unused park it can grow into. With local support this course could be developed and expanded into a tournament-caliber course. Encourage people to make this course popular. Experienced local players should consider teaming up with BCDGA to promote the course and for guidance in working with Parks & Rec. to support/expand course.

Great signage, well maintained, beginner friendly.

Not closer to my home... no elevation changes.

Some may consider this course too simple (9-holes, double tees, 71 par) but I found it quite enjoyable with enough challenges to be intriguing. Several narrow fairways, hard dog-legs, low hanging branches, short trees force any player to think about their shot selection. Experienced players should be able to achieve scores well below par.

Easy navigation. New tee boxes and signs finally all in place. 9 holes + 2 tees each(long/short) = 18 total holes. Most long and short tees are spread nicely so they really do feel like a completely different hole at times. Multiple ace opportunities from several of the short tees. Flat terrain provides easy walking and most holes have open fairways, but some well placed trees/shrubs add a nice challenge for several shots. Nearly impossible to lose a disc during Fall/Winter when the brush is minimal but this will surely change with the growing season.

Course design could be better. Tee pads are raised a few inches off the ground and on the short side so watch out if you take long strides like me. Several of the "B" holes are a little too short and could be made to be more challenging. Beware the gopher holes and all the thorns in the brush/undergrowth. The holes should be re-numbered (Hole 2 should really be Hole 1... it just makes more sense for the layout and parking.)

All in all, I've greatly enjoyed playing this new local course (I'm just happy to have one in Mercer) but it could certainly benefit from some improvements, re-design, and/or additional holes. It's a decent beginner-friendly course and although most fairways are out in the open, some difficult shots are still required and just a little wind can greatly impact your game.

Lots of open space with some good pin positions. This course is pretty quiet its nice to have the place to yourself sometimes. Beautiful spot, park service keeps the entire place mowed and in great condition.

Large open space isn't utilized well, most of the long tees are still very short. The new tee-signs are really nice but I wish more effort had gone into course design (mainly tee location) before finalizing tee-signs. Some holes are easy par 3's marked as par 4s or 5s, etc. The tee-pads are in now too but are very short and raised up off the ground so you cant run up to it or on it. I don't play any of the tees on the course I just make up my own tee spots. Hole #2 used to be #3, they shifted the entire course but still didn't get it right. Current hole #2 should be hole #1 so you start and finish closest to the parking lot.

This course has a lot of potential but needs some re-design on a bunch of holes. Overall it is a fun 9 hole course to play, I love coming here because its really close to where I live and its a good quiet place to get away and practice driving/putting.

The baskets are all brand new and are in excellent shape, multiple tees on every hole. Tee signs have now been installed and are pretty nice. I would say that this course would be an excellent beginners course, especially utilizing the B tees.

The B tees are extremely short, some are less than 130ft (which is why these may be good for beginners). The tee boxes are gravel and are extremely short. The course should start at hole #2 (this was originally numbered as hole #3 before the tee signs were installed). The teepad for hole # 2 is the closest to the parking lot, and Hole # 1's basket plays right next to this (this should become hole #9 if it were my call). no elevation.

There is definitely a lot of room to expand this course. Whether this be with additional holes, teepads, or pin placements. Due to how open most of the course plays I think a few man-made obstacles would really help with the appeal.

Now an 18 hole course on a huge piece of property featuring a balance of wooded and more open holes. Good baskets and paver tee pads at every hole, and a "short" and "long" tee are present at most of them depending on the level of challenge you want. Metal tee signs indicate hole number, par and distance and feature a map of the required line. Navigation is very easy- always a plus when playing. Course is now a mix of wooded and open holes with various trees/shrubbery providing obstacles to challenge you. Some nicely constructed holes- 15-17 is a great stretch of the course- and a couple of others require you to throw through openings leading to the basket. Course has an oversized lost disc box at hole 1 and benches at a few junctures.

As others have mentioned, a flat course with no elevation or water. Several signs must be replaced. Beware- more gopher holes than the course in "Caddyshack", so pay attention where you walk. Thorn bushes galore and thick rough invites trouble if you're inaccurate off the tee. High grass on much of the course and many weeds currently growing on numerous tee pads.

Mercer has undergone a number of changes and upgrades the past couple of years. It has gone from an OK, 9-hole venue to a solid 18 hole course with some challenge. Many of the changes which have incorporated more of the woods into the layout have really added to the overall appeal of Mercer. Holes 15-17 are particularly good, and an elevated basket (hole 16) and a guardian gate (hole 5 ?) are nice features which enhance the playing experience.

Coordination with Park Grounds must continue to be pursued, as some of the holes have an abundance of high grass/weeds which also surround many of the tees- It's too big a job for volunteers to be tasked with each week, but a job that must be done nonetheless. Kudos to the Mercer County Disc Golf Club who has worked doggedly to advocate for these changes and see them through. Mercer County Park is a legitimate venue where players should enjoy their experience.

Very open course.Practice basket on left side of the power lines. 1st hole across the access road, you'll see the tees.Only holes 3,4,5 in the woods. nice open holes on 7 and 8, a little of everything. Long and short tee on each hole,

They just set this course up earlier this year and only recently laid down the tee boxes. Only 9 holes, they are still working on it.

This course is minutes from my house. I've rarely played and seen other players there, usually have the course all to your self

Good use of the available fauna and open areas. Some tough shots around obstacles. Nice to finally have course in Mercer County park. Two tee pads for each basket, (once they are finished)

Short course. Only nine baskets. Not really manicured. The park could easily contain a much larger 18 basket course. No signage yet in the park.

Park in P1 for fields 3-9. Off to the right (towards power lines) is hole 3 going into the woods.

Course is nice and big. It has some fairly difficult throws with lots of obstacles to challenge the more advanced players.

EDIT: They have installed tee pads, signage and garbage pails for every hole. The alternate tee locations provide for an entirely different experience. If you want to challenge yourself, make the B pins all par 3's. In the summer the foliage makes the course a much tougher play, with limbs reaching out and forcing you to make good shots. The parking lot has finally been designated, so feel free to drive up onto the grass and park closer to the course.

The raised tee pads are about 2 feet to short for my liking, making the windup for a long shot a little more difficult. Giant gopher holes are hidden all over the park. Be careful or you could wreck a knee/ankle.

It looks as though the park has a boatload of room. It would be excellent if there was an addition to make this a true 18 hole experience.

Good use of wooded areas and open spaces.
Finally we have a course in Mercer County.
Course now has signs.

Poor course design, plays like NASCAR, nothing but left handed turns.
Whomever desided the course put the tee pads in horrible locations. Some of the B tees are way too short.
Hole 2 needs to be hole 1, why should I have to walk all the way down the path when Hole 1 ends at the parking lot and hole 2 starts at the parking lot?

Would be nice to have another 9 holes on this course

Play hole 2 first and end on one, until the pins numbers are switched.

Nice baskets, Not crowded (yet) Has a very good layout as far as obsticles Has alot of ob

the tee pads are not in yet, But dont let that stop you from playing

need to get the tee pads in even if its a natural tee