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You're not wrong there. I try to go only early morning or evening, otherwise it is too crowded. During heavier traffic hours, parkgoers also make it a pain as they slowly wander through the fairway, usually with their dogs. I've had a few dirty looks while picking up my disc when it landed near...
My only ace in all my years of playing disc golf was on this hole, and I couldn't even see it go into the basket! I don't know if it went straight in, skipped, bounced off a tree, or what. :cry:
3.50 star(s)
Fun course, but bring bug spray!
- Fun mix of wooded and open holes
- Amazing tee shots from 8 and 13
- Free course on federal land
- Great baskets
- SO...MANY...MOSQUITOES! And ants. And ticks.
- Tall grass (about 18-24") on holes 9-12 make it hard to find discs until you stumble over the top...
3.00 star(s)
Fun city course
- FREE
- Cement tee pads for short and long tees
- Rubber tee pads for the par 2 tee on every hole
- Great signage
- Lots of shot variety
- Garbage. There were a lot of beer cans, bottles, and other garbage on the course; I will take a grocery bag next time to pick up what I can...
4.00 star(s)
Great, varied course
- Wide variety of hole types
- Brick tee pads for the long tees
- Usually three separate tee lengths
- Well maintained
- Decent signage
- Some fun alternate lines through the trees if you are willing to risk it
- Occasional bugs
- Some of the wooded holes have trees in the...
3.00 star(s)
Fun wooded course
This was a fun course with a mix of hole types. There are a range of short and long 3s, and a few 4s and 5s, including a 600 foot par 5 that is birdieable following a good drive and upshot. The pin placement is creative in a few places, with a basket elevated in a rock...