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Rockridge Park DGC reviews
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Great Kids Disc Golf Course 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Aug 31, 2020
Played the course:once
Pros:
-Excellent for young kids
-Great baskets
-East to follow, great signage
-A and B tee pads for each hole
-Clean and tidy
-Restrooms nearby
-Parking at hole 1
-Great baskets
-East to follow, great signage
-A and B tee pads for each hole
-Clean and tidy
-Restrooms nearby
-Parking at hole 1
Cons:
-No elevation change
Other Thoughts:
What a unique course. If I were attending the elementary school across the street, I would skip classes and play this all day long. You read that right- I'd skip class as a 1st grader.
Top notch tiny brick tee pads, beautiful Mach 5 baskets, cool lizards scurrying around, and about zero to one tree in each fairway to give a hint of a challenge.
On the other hand, if you're not six years old, I would make sure to read the reviews before playing. The course is so small it makes Pioneer Park in Stayton seem huge. You can make it around in 8-10 minutes, maybe 15 if you play both sets of tee pads. Grab your putter and leave your bag in the car.
Things to change? I would make each hole a par 3 instead of par 2's (more fun to get lots of birdies). And I would love to see some raised baskets to add a little spice.
Fun little course. The kids in Bend have a good one here.
Top notch tiny brick tee pads, beautiful Mach 5 baskets, cool lizards scurrying around, and about zero to one tree in each fairway to give a hint of a challenge.
On the other hand, if you're not six years old, I would make sure to read the reviews before playing. The course is so small it makes Pioneer Park in Stayton seem huge. You can make it around in 8-10 minutes, maybe 15 if you play both sets of tee pads. Grab your putter and leave your bag in the car.
Things to change? I would make each hole a par 3 instead of par 2's (more fun to get lots of birdies). And I would love to see some raised baskets to add a little spice.
Fun little course. The kids in Bend have a good one here.
