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3.00 star(s) Black Branch Trail DGC - Tee Boxes: Nice, new red turf tee boxes. Based on other reviews, these must have been installed around the middle to end of 2023. Given the rest of the natural terrain of the course, having turf tees is needed. - Signage: The Prodigy tee signs beside each tee box display...

2.50 star(s) Put Out to Pasture - Terrain: A disc golf course on a ball golf course has its given pros and cons, but a definite pro here at The Pasture is the terrain. The course has a good balance of flat, uphill, and downhill shots, with even the blind tee or blind approach once in a while. The course is...

3.00 star(s) New 15-Hole Temporary Layout - Practice Basket: One of my favorite areas to start when writing course reviews is with asking myself, "What does the course have to offer BEFORE hole 1?". Southern Adventist doesn't have much as far as warm-up area, but there is one practice basket beside the first...

4.50 star(s) Clayton?... more like the Great One - Shot & Selection: There's a reason this "Pro" is listed first, you will absolutely use every disc in your bag and throw every type of shot in your arsenal. From the technical challenge that comes with the front 9 to the big time drives and approaches needed...

3.50 star(s) Views from the Island - Aesthetic: This course and the surrounding lake offer some very pretty views. Many holes are central throughout the island, providing just views of the trees and campgrounds, but the holes on the edges of the island overlooking water are beautiful! - Tee Boxes: Although...

4.00 star(s) Tommy Boy, Every Time He Was Slick - First and foremost, the course is beautiful. From the rolling hills of the open holes to the leaf-covered floor inside the trees, aesthetically this course is second to none. - Two brick tee boxes at every hole adding a little bit of variety to your game. -...

2.50 star(s) Oh Captain, My Captain - Typical concrete tee boxes and standard baskets, nothing necessarily good or bad about the tee or basket setup. - Technical challenges through the park. You will have to use multiple types of shots and pray that you won't have to use a flippy midrange to get out of a...

3.00 star(s) Birdogey Fest - Best tee boxes in Knoxville! I love the tight brick feel and design. - Good signage at the tee boxes as well. The pictures of each hole are entirely accurate, but at least they give you a sense of what you're looking at. Those, paired with a few park signs near the parking lot...

3.50 star(s) A Hike in the Park - Concrete tee boxes and baskets are in good condition. - Two baskets on multiple holes allow for some variety in difficulty throughout the course. - Great variety in hole length and variety in terrain and landscape throughout the course. Moderately wooded through the majority...

3.50 star(s) Beautiful, Beginner West Knox Course - Very well maintained park! Mowed and brush kept orderly. - Decent mix of different types of holes which call for unique types of throws. - Extremely quiet course other than the occasional dog's bark. Very relaxing round! - Bathrooms and picnic areas...

2.50 star(s) Short Course, Perfect for Beginners - Very short, most holes between 150 and 220 feet. Longest hole 253 feet. - Every hole is a Par 3 which makes score-keeping easy to remember. - Only few holes with heavy tree hazards. - If you aren't looking for a challenge, this course is for you! - Difficult...

4.00 star(s) Best 9-Hole Course in Tri-Cities - Upon arriving, there is a course map found beside the parking lot and hole maps are found throughout the course. - A practice basket is located beside of the tees to hole one. - There are two tees (white front and blue back) at every hole, allowing for varied...

3.00 star(s) Kiwanis, KiwanYES! - Great hole variety. One must be able to drive well in the open in addition to weaving through trees. - Easy to navigate. There is a course map at the start of the course and hole maps throughout. - Baskets and most concrete tees are in very good condition. - Allows for the...

3.50 star(s) A 9-Hole Course for Everyone - Great variety of holes! Although I am predominately RHB, I had to throw RHF and the Hammer/Tomahawk a couple times each. - Excellent signage; All holes are displayed well and it is easy to navigate from hole to hole. - All concrete tees and baskets are in excellent...

2.50 star(s) The Chattanooga Area Beginner's Course - Simple course layout perfect even for first-time visitors. - Concrete tees and baskets are in great condition. - Easy course, you can certainly play well with little frustration, but this also has its negative side... * - Clean complex, free of trash and...