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3.00 star(s) A redesign has rejuvenated a traditional course. I have seen Sgt Means changed numerous times over the past decades and have always been pleasantly surprised by the improvements that keep pace with disc golf's evolution. Course designers have done a good job of moving the course away from the...

3.50 star(s) Delight or Despair My review from ten years ago is now archaic. Course has been upgraded with concrete tees, woodchipped fairways and significant tree trimming. I will leave the old review for historical purposes. (An extremely challenging course with narrow fairways and an unforgiving...

3.00 star(s) A delightful park with a few thorns. Sloter Park has a recreational course that will be a pleasant challange for all players. The 18 basket course is on the south-west side of a large multi-purpose park. Baskets vary but all will catch your disc. Tees vary from being concrete tiles to asphalt...

3.00 star(s) A pleasant nine A short distance but fun course located next to a disc golf store. Most players will find the course easy but will be forced to shape lines to get biridies or pars. Mandatories add to the difficulty of the course. Old growth trees are numerous and complicate this engaging nine...

2.00 star(s) A disjointed course in an idyllic park. This is a recreational course with very few thrills but might be enjoyable for novices. The well manicured park offers postcard scenes that necessitate a picture or two. Small yellow posts indicate tee number and distance. Most baskets can be seen from...

2.00 star(s) Small but good The course has some thought to the design. Only one 300+ foot drive. The baskets can be easily marked from the tees. Old growth trees with low hanging branches create some unique obstacles. The baskets were in good shape. Some one put pink tape on the baskets and polls to...

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4.00 star(s) A well planned course Seatac is an urban course with multiple entry points but most will use the large parking lot. I counted four warm up baskets which is nice on crowded days. An informative bulletin board with a solid map is displayed next to drive 1. Concrete tees with good signs indicate...

1.50 star(s) Two is better than one Oak Lawn has a disc golf course again. Nice concrete tees and baskets with a fun putting area. A third drive can be added by using the putting basket and drive from the pedestrian walkway just west of the basket near the black light pole. The tree near the walkway...

4.00 star(s) A well thought out course with the space available. A well designed and groomed course flanking Wolf Lake just minutes from Chicago. This 18 basket course has concrete tees, multiple basket settings and plenty of variety from technical shots to launching a few bombs. The course winds its way...

3.00 star(s) A good place for beginners. This brand new seven basket course is a bit hidden from 119th street. A warm up basket next to the parking lot will point you toward the course. Basket One and Two are on the periphery of a baseball field and offer no real challenge to a seasoned player. Basket...

1.00 star(s) A course still in development The nine basket course seems promising with some creative shots. If Boston supports a permanent instillation at this park, it could be a fun course. Franklin Park is gorgeous to walk through. Because the course is temporary, no permanent signs exist to direct...

3.00 star(s) Tight fairways and scenic river Munster has an improving course that will eventually become an eighteen basket course that features multiple tee shots. Several drives flank the river and care should be taken when driving but there is room on the bank to catch errant throws. The course winds it...