- Plentiful Parking
- Trash cans and porta-potty
- Disc Golf only park
- Well maintained
- Lost discs happen but this is not a course with the kind of rough that gobbles up your plastic.
- Course is surprisingly weather resistant. Most holes shed rain water pretty well and many fairways are protected from wind gusts.
- Permanent Tee Pads with ample run up and follow through space
- Signage at most tee pads are accurate enough. Lacks 'next tee' signs but paths are pretty clear.
- Multiple tee and pin positions
- Variety of shots required, forehand/backhand, Elevation changes, and open/wooded mix
- Great local community of players

- Driveway can be muddy and full of pot holes in the spring
- There are very few +350 Ft. holes. All holes play as par 3 so the course is a bit limited for those looking to bomb long shots.
- Hole 14 is an interesting shot down a steep wooded hill. With all the frequent tree hits and roll-aways the separation between birdie and double bogey seems arbitrary at times.
- Tee pads are rubber and can become more slick than the textured concrete pads at other courses.

This course is a local gem. Hole 2 is a particular favorite of mine as the short basket is located on a sandy putting green with a creek immediately behind it. Spiking a drive into the sand below the basket or sailing a put into the OB creek can go a long way in determining what kind of round you are about to have. My overall rating may be slightly inflated because this is a home course of mine but it is deserving none the less. I think what speaks the most for old 'Scarbs' is the amazing crew of local players that can be found at the course every single day. There is a reason local players love this course so much and take care of it so well. Come find out why for yourself!

wow, where to start?
super well manicured grass fairways. excellent mix of long distance and short (sometimes long) technical shots through the woods.
a brief flirting with the babbling brook.
wonderful elevation change!
also the rough, when you did end up off the fairway was "rough" but not debilitating or prison like.
almost ALL the pins were in the LONG position when i played, which makes a tremendous difference. i can see how the SHORT positions would be rather easy. and the middle positions would benefit the throwers that max out at 350 feet.
great tee pads, 2 on almost every hole!!
accurate signage. first time playing and no issues navigating course

there is a mysterious muddy patch by the practice basket on the way to hole one. that said, i played the entire course without a towel and didnt have any real problems.
there were probably a couple too many big wide open holes (though with long pins, the basket was still nestled 30+ feet in the trees).
i guess this place being in the middle of nowhere is hardly a pro.....

i have played courses all over the country in past 15 years and was extremely impressed with this disc golf only facility that is well maintained and FREE.
granted, the top pro players would almost certainly tear this place up with their casual 450 foot drives.
however, you are not one of those 2 dozen people reading this, are you ?

Easy to find right off Rt.1. Great Signage. Wonderful layout. Multiple Teepads. Easily navigated without a map. Great mix of open and wooded holes. Great maintenance and upkeep. Mandos and fairways are pretty well defined. Nice challenge and opportunity to throw lots of different shots. Super nice locals. Baskets are in good condition and tee pads were stable and not slippery despite some snow and general wetness left around.

I find it a little hard to find many cons. Some of the wooded fairways tend to be very narrow, and some lines are hard to pick out from the tee, but I personally enjoy these aspects especially in contrast to the open holes.

This was my first time playing this course, and I'm usually hesitant to write a review after only one or two run throughs. However, I was so impressed with the course I was compelled to express it. Scarboro was a bit of a hike for me as I am located right outside of Philadelphia, but it was definitely worth my time and gas money. I have the privilege to play Tyler and Iron Hill often and tend to compare most courses to these standards and I would definitely place Scarboro right alongside both. The fun factor was definitely there throughout and the course never felt like it was a chore to navigate or play. There were a good variety of hole lengths and everything flowed nicely. All in all Scarboro was a great course to play and an even better way to start of a new year. Thanks to locals for the warm welcome as well.

-Excellent Pin Placements
-Multiple Tee Pads
-Ace Run Placements
-Multiple Styles of Holes
-Disc Golf Only Park (No risk of hitting walkers)

-Some blind tee shots make it difficult if you are new to the course.
-Few Gunner (400'+) Holes (not an issue for me)

This is a great course with some great holes. Open Fields with cut fairways. Wooded holes with good shooting lanes cut through them. Wooded holes with tight placement lines. It is a must play!!!

Wide variety of holes. Some were wide open, others were literally carved out of moderatly dense woods. Even some good elevation changes. No water hazards, and its not that easy to lose a disc.

"no mow" areas or "ob" grass was pretty high, and for a few wild throws I spent a few minutes trekking through 2+ foot tall grass looking for my plastic.

I must say this course is my new favorite course... and that says a lot. Even for a new guy like me, the difficult highly wooded holes were challenging yet fun. Unlike some parks there wasnt anyone there who wasnt playing golf, or being in your way of throwing, no derelicts awkwardly sitting in their car feet from the course. No strange people in the way of playing any holes. Grass was cut unlike some courses (druid) Very clean, no litter. Excellently maintained. Relaxing, serene setting, with VERY friendly locals who pitch in to keep the course looking great... Keep it up guys! A++