over the course of the summer the locals have updated this course with a bunch of new holes, all really well designed. it alleviated some of the congestion and strange overlapping that made the course somewhat confusing, and a little dangerous. some of the holes that are gone I do not miss. some were ok! but all in all im really happy with all the new holes and the playability remains the same or better.
a great variety of throws are required ... short and long accuracy and skills are tested.
free to play!
quality baskets !
not much trash!
friendly locals!
no pedestrians!

slick rubber teepads, collect water in some places and in our case , were covered with either sand, or ice making us play from
next to them. which is ok but on some lines even a couple feet to the side changes the throw. this is the only weak link for the course.

one of my favorites in the area. not as many trees as most other courses of this style in the area. it is still tricky but definitely not as tight as say, the hollows, or Bellamy.
a great course made better by recent redesign.

It's a fun course with a lot of narrow holes with a good variety of challenges that include water (in the spring and summer on two holes), trees and brush on and off the fairway, etc. With 18 holes and a couple of friends it can take over an hour. The course has been better marked recently and flows pretty well. The community and the league that play there are all very friendly

The course layout was changed in the past years (before I played) and from what I heard it fixed some of the fairways crossing each other causing unsafe play. However, a few holes you still need to exercise caution where you are throwing

The course is worth a visit and utilizes the space they have very well.

Fun course, helpful locals who allowed me to join in. Layout and maintenance were excellent.

Pads in rough shape, one net was pulled out of the ground (requires repair). On line information out of date, course location and layout has been changed.

Muldoon is a free course located in a city park/athletic field complex in southern New Hampshire. It's about what you'd expect from a free course owned by a small community. I feel that it's in better shape than other free courses in the state (Pinnacle comes to mind). This is a fairly technical course that tests your mid range and fairway game. For me, there is also opportunities to throw distance drivers, though not everybody may feel that way. The signage is basic but it's informative and helpful. They make very good use of a small patch of land. The baskets are in good shape and the course requires a mix of shots and has varying lengths. It takes a few rounds to find what shots work as some holes have multiple lines and various obstacles to contend with. I enjoy playing this course and it's usually a relaxing and quiet day on the trails. The practice basket and ability to use the fields adds to the courses appeal.

The most glaring setback to Muldoon is that the teepads are in rough shape. When the frost thaws from a cold morning they can be downright sloppy and I have fallen on the second tee. Some will complain about the short "awkward" lengths of a few holes but I enjoy the challenge and think of it as an approach shot from the tee. Birdies require well placed shots and can be made on almost any hole. Unfortunately, some people feel the need to leave their trash and it reflects very poorly on the disc golf community. Because the lot of land is small some fairways are very close and caution needs to exercised in a few areas of the course.

For a state scarcely populated with disc golf courses Muldoon is a welcome haven for disc golfers in the greater Manchester area. I would LOVE to see somebody put a course near Manchester and believe it would do well since it's a most populated city in the state.

Good Challenge for most players. Easy Parking. Lots of trees/shade on sunny days. Overall a fun course.

Lots of woods, bring insect repellent. Some of the tee boxes are a bit bumpy but still usable.

Signage is not completely accurate but the course is still evolving. Much better than a few years ago where the front 9 was easy and the back 9 was tough. Hole 1 is no longer the hole behind the baseball field. The basket is still there as a practice basket only. The first hole is now near the playground by the nature trails.

The course was revamped this past year. Roy D. put alot of effort adding length and difficulty to this course. The tee signs are brand new and well done. This is one of the closest to me and i play weekly in the summer. If you havevt played Muldoon recently than you havent played Muldoon at all.

Tee boxes are ruff and need work. Trash is scattered (pick some up if you play plz) Other than that its a friendly course with all different shots required to be successful.

This place is a tick heaven in the warmer months, use good bug spray and you'll be fine.

Closest course to me that isn't Topsfield.
Hole 10.
Nice signage.
Quick and fun (multiple rounds).
Friendly people (usually).
Country store right down the street.

Dirt tees are abysmal when it's wet.
Needs more trash barrels/bags.

Really fun course, i usually end up here at least once a week. Seems like a pretty regular crowd here as i see more familiar faces than new ones, which is neither a good or bad thing, just an observation.

Finally a fairly decent disc golf course located in southern new hampshire.

The course is really starting to take shape and has come a long, long ways from a few years ago when I played it last. A lot of signage has been put up and the tee boxes and holes have been moved around so that most holes are a good length and provide an adequate challenge. A group of us went out and played a couple of rounds the other day and we had a very good time.

Some of the fairways are a little tight in places and the first couple of holes are a little short.

All in all Muldoon Park is a great place to get some disc golfing in when in southern NH and a number of us that live in this area are very excited to have a "true" disc golf course in our backyard

Very good NEW layout. Much longer and more playable 1-18 now. A legit course now and very fun to play. Can really let it rip on most holes, but accuracy is a must...very tight!

Tee boxes still a little rough, but I'm sure help is on the way. Very "righty" friendly.

I think this course is on the verge of being one of the better courses around. The town has done great things with the layout...cleaning up brush, cutting down a few trees, moving tee boxes, etc. Hopefully rubber mats are in the works, but all in all great course!

This Course has recently been overhauled...the front nine has been stretched out and all the holes are legit par 3s...plenty of holes to stretch your arm out if you have the accuracy....if you liked the original course , youll love the new layout....

tee boxes could be in better shape
no trash cans

Very fun course to play!