Wapsi DGC reviews
4
0
yearofrolling
Experience:
26.9 years
87 played
18 reviews
It Starts Here 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:May 31, 2021
Played the course:once
Pros:
Great trees.Easy to read layout with signs.
Cons:
Tee pads could be bigger.
Other Thoughts:
Iowa is chock-full of peaceful little hamlets, each with their own Sub-Way, Dollar General, AND beginer-friendly disc golf, usually weaving it's way through the city park.
West Liberty is no exception.
These little courses play important rolls in our sport: they grow the sport through introduction, they sharpen vital skills like approach shots and putting, and, for a lot of players, are the meat and potatoes, the ol' stand-by, the place where they can get a quick round in after work.
Where they play when they can't drive an hour to get to that big 18 holer.
It's where most of their rounds will be played.
Maybe you're fortunate enough to live in one of these little towns, maybe you're driving through like I was, either way the time spent on the disc golf course is almost always better than wherever else you were going to be.
West Liberty is no exception.
These little courses play important rolls in our sport: they grow the sport through introduction, they sharpen vital skills like approach shots and putting, and, for a lot of players, are the meat and potatoes, the ol' stand-by, the place where they can get a quick round in after work.
Where they play when they can't drive an hour to get to that big 18 holer.
It's where most of their rounds will be played.
Maybe you're fortunate enough to live in one of these little towns, maybe you're driving through like I was, either way the time spent on the disc golf course is almost always better than wherever else you were going to be.
