A large variety of shots. Lots of elevation changes. Baskets and signs and tee pads are all ok. The front 9 is all up and down and a good workout.

Some signs are faded in the sun. No master map.
The front 9 are almost all blind. As a new player by myself it is super hard to navigate and even harder to find your disc. You will throw the distance the sign says and spend 20 minutes looking for your disc. If you had a spotter or a person that had played before this would be much better.

Go with a local 1st time. Take extra disc. The variety on front 9 of up and down could be a blast then into a park then back into the wild. Well worth it to stop and play

We were here on buisness and had just enough time to play a round. Great amount of variety in Hole shots, terrain, and elevation. and a fun course to play.

No tee signs, Had to practically walk every hole before we threw, just to get an idea of where we were throwing. Luckily we were smart enough to take a picture of the Map at the beginning of the course or we may still be out there lost in the woods. Would be helpful to have better marking, Also Hole 15 on this course and hole 15 on the lake course are only seperated by about 20 feet of dense brush. When looking for the tee pad for 15 on this course we found the pin for 15 on the other course. We almost gave up on this one till we followed a small path through the brush and popped out in another clearing where we found the correct pin for 15 and subsquently the tee pad. Also the tee pads appeared to be backwards from what I'm used to. Most courses I've played have the wider end of the tee pad pointing in the direction of the Hole, This course had the narrow end pointing toward the hole.

I really liked the course, and it deserves a higher review score. However, until they get some tee signs with distance, directions and some landmarks, i think the review will remain low. Bring bright colored disc's with you to play this one and avoid earth tones, If your throw goes a bit awry you will be searching the dense brush far longer than you'd like to.

Really great course. Great teepads and baskets. Elevation changes and a few blind shots. Course requires many different shots.

No signage for each hole. Would prefer for more trash cans and bathrooms.

Really fun course, it's a must play if your in the area.

Great variety of shots from technical to distance shots. Baskets and pads are in great shape. Well taken care of and the course is well broken in. Plenty of parking. And a recent addition is hole maps by each teepad with hole distances and directions to the next teepad.

The park tends to get a little trashy but it has improved over the last few months.

Front nine is, for the most part, shorter, more technical, and more rugged terrain than the back. Holes 1,2,3,4,5,6,8,15,16&17 all offer realistic birdie chances if you're technical game is good. #1 is @200 uphill over cedars and mesquites. Basket is guarded in front by large rocks and OB in the road on the right. #2 is about 265, slight right-left dogleg. Trees short left, left, and behind the basket. #3 is a pretty downhill shot, over the trees, with the basket on top of boulders that are @3' tall, @210'. #4 plays back up the same hill, over the cedar trees, to a basket guarded by a tree on top of the hill. Only about 185' but the elevation and tricky wind makes it longer. #5 is a short tricky shot. Only about 200' and flat. But OB right, a tree guarding the basket short right, and a nasty drop off left and behind the basket. #6 is tough little hole @230' downhill, into the wind usually, with a very tight landing area. (Local tip, overhead shot if you got it). Guarded on all sides by thick trees. If you miss short right, this is where the elephants go to die. #7 is @340' with a tight fairway. Trees right, OB left of the cable. #8 is about 240' with OB right, another elephant graveyard left, with a blind basket guarded by trees. #9 is about 360', uphill at the start, OB right and left. Basket is guarded by trees in front with OB right and behind the basket. #10 is about 450'. OB left on the road. Large trees in the middle and right side of the fairway. A large tree short right of the basket, with OB in the road behind. #11 is mando off the tee for tourney play. It's a triple mando, @ 30' across and 10' high. Hole plays about 340'. Basket is guarded by a treeline. Fairway is a small "valley" about 10' down. #12 is about 370'. OB left in the road. Large tree left side of the fairway. Beware the Christmas tree on the right side of the fairway. Large tree guarding the basket short right. OB behind and right of the basket. #13 is about 370' and plays over cedar trees with OB right. There is a treeline about 290' that is sneaky. Large tree left of the basket, OB right. #14 is the only hole with 2 teepads. Long pad is about 475' but plays much longer. OB right. TIGHT fairway. Large trees down the middle that basically make 2 fairways. Really tight, tunnel approach. The short pad has large trees right and left with the same right approach. #15 is another birdie chance. Only about 180'. Easy little putter throw. Dry creek bed right is not OB. #16 is a left to right shot about 220'. Tall grass down the middle, heavy trees behind and short right. OB past the fence behind the basket. #17 is about 275'. Tight from the tee, doglegs hard left. Basket is guarded by large trees left, right, and on top. OB in the road behind the basket. #18 is about 335' uphill. Really right teeshot. OB right. Trees line the fairway right, just off the pad and all along the left side of the fairway. Telephone pole in the middle and trees middle and right in the fairway. Open approach to the basket.

I really enjoyed this course. They have a map before the first hole which is a big plus because there are no tee signs. The first 9 holes are awesome. They have a good mix between uphill and downhill shots. It was a lot of fun shooting over the trees on hole 3. Then back up the mountain on hole 4.I also really liked a few of the back holes especially 15-17I loved how on 17, you shoot out of a gap( blindshot) to the basket.

Tees signs are always better than just a map. I didn't really like the back to much. 11-14 are boring and too long. And 18 was surrounded by power poles.

On hole 7 walk around( go on the street) The path is extremely steep. This course was a lot of fun and had some really cool shots. After hole 9 cross the street on the other side of the play ground and you will see hole 10's tee pad.

At its best (1-9) the course is excellent. It has a variety of shots, elevation, and terrain to keep things interesting. The back 9 give a chance to air it out a little more. Tee boxes (concrete) and baskets are in good shape.

Almost no help with navigation other than numbers on the tee boxes. The front 9 are a little obvious with well worn paths leading towards the next hole in most places, but the back 9 get a little more spread out and are less obvious. A few of the holes on the back 9 are kind of boring with not much more than open field between the tee and the basket. There are a few places where you could potentially be throwing blind towards other disc golfers.

A couple others have said it and I agree, this is an 18 hole course. The other 9 holes are a separate course in the same park, not a continuation. This review is for the 18 holes.

-the front nine are very nice
-course is great for those who want some challenging shots
-good elevation change on the front 9
-good baskets throughout the course
-great parking area, and great putting circle
-driving area by the putting circle
-course is very spread out, gives you a good workout

-hard to find several of the holes
-very thick brush through a good portion of the course
-last nine holes are hard to find and dont really connect with the other 18
-lots of holes with no visual on the basket so be prepared to search for your disc
-front nine is so thick with brush i was bleeding in several places by the time i got out of it

If you want a long game then this is the place for you!

Wide variety of shots, front 9 are fantastic, well laid out and marked with stones to guide you from hole to hole. Over the tree shots are alot of fun, good layout on the hills.

In my opinion this is not a 27 hole course, this is an 18 hole course and the "lake 9" are a separate course. There is zero flow from hole 18 to the first hole on the lake 9, they are different basket styles and marked as their own 9.

Overall I loved the course. There is construction that is messing up holes 10 - 12 at the moment, but the work arounds are just fine once we found them. No course map of any kind makes this difficult, even finding the beginning took time as just the metal sign that says "Disc Gold Course" is all there is, and even it is faded. Other than that the holes etc.. once you find your way around are alot of fun and highly recommended!

there is a large variety of shots to this course, The concrete launch pads are nice. hole 3 is an amazing shot down hill over a bunch of trees. I played on a Saturday afternoon and there was no wait to play at all.

When starting out from the course map to navigate the course, it can be a pain to find the first hole (no signs). I suggest wearing solid shoes for this course, there are alot of cactus,I got a barb stabbed in the big toe.

this was my first time playing this course, so i had no frame of reference on where the course started other than the map, so unfortunately i did not get to finish the entire thing, though everything past the first 9 seems very nice. I will come back to finish the course out.

The best current West Texas course. 27 holes with every shot imaginable. Trees, cliffs, water, lenght, brush, elevation, you name it this course has it.

Cactus can stink but other than that, a super course

play Birdwell, the other Bigspring course while your in town.

For our west Texas area this course provides in one 27 hole round the greatest variety of terrain.
Good mix of shot selection.
Park includes some nice ammenities: Nice Pool, Municipal Golf Course, Many BBQ pits, Covered Pavillions, Playscapes for kids, Tennis Courts, Fishing Pond, Scenic walking trails, During Christmas an extensive "Trail of Lights"

Flow from hole to hole could be better.
Could have better signage.

Concrete tee boxes on the lake nine please.

All in all a great course.
If it is windy (around these parts that means sustained 35 mph. wind) the first nine, "Bloodstone" ,can eat your lunch.