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Codorus State Park - Blue

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Zanders22
Experience: 7 played 3 reviews
5.00 star(s)

Great Course drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jan 15, 2023 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Good concrete level tees.
Great tee signs with detailed information of distance, par and OB.
Defined maintained fairways where you only end up in rough areas with a really poor shot.
Easy to navigate as the baskets are marked to show where the next tee is.
Great baskets that never allow a spit out if you hit center.
Practice basket by parking lot on a slope so you can practice putting with elevation changes.
Challenging where an off shot is punished.
Variety of challenges with distance and placement/accuracy.

Cons:

No benches.
Base on elevated baskets look bad.

Other Thoughts:

No trash cans, but there's no reason you can't carry out your empty containers.
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HyooMac
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 6.7 years 415 played 382 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Beginner-Friendly Park Style

Reviewed: Played on:Oct 21, 2022 Played the course:once

Pros:

A very pleasant short park-style course with excellent amenities and a few long tees to stretch it out a bit



+ Concrete tees, great signage, blue Prodigy baskets, tape on the basket spokes and good navigational signage


+ Clearly defined grass fairways with some trees to dodge on most holes


+ Multiple tees on a third of the holes (seemed like most of the long tees were on the back 9)


+ A few holes run side-by-side, but the treelines make for little danger of throwing into oncoming traffic. A few holes on the back nine require some backtracking to the next tee (especially if you're playing the whites), so the only real danger is from groups behind you on the same hole



Cons:

- Beginner-friendly signage that explains scores and the shapes of shots, but they seem to run out of disc golf things to say, and become bland inspirational messaging halfway through the round


- Holes #6 - #9 alternate uphill/downhill and they're not bad, but it gets tiring to keep walking up and down the same damn hillside


Other Thoughts:

~ Each of the three Codorus courses is assigned a color (Blue, Purple, Red) and all the amenities are painted to match (signage, baskets, even the posts holding the tee signs). There's never any question which course you're playing


~ A few of the signs have label maker tape with distances other than what's on the signs themselves. I'm wondering if the baskets or tees have been moved since the signs were made


Holes of Note:

~ Hole #2 is a short (222'), slightly downhill that plays to an island green. The island is marked by ground level bricks across the fairway


~ Although the entire course is park-style with trees to dodge, hole #5 is the only narrow wooded hole - it's only 200' with a left dogleg


~ Hole #15 is a standout "golf hole:" narrow fairway that slopes dramatically down to the right, a few trees to avoid off the tee. Puts a premium on a low straight shot - but watch out for groundplay




QUICK OVERVIEW OF THE THREE CODORUS STATE PARK COURSES

Blue:
Most "park style" of the three, largely open fairways with trees to dodge. Shortest of the three, although some back tees are available


Purple:
Longest and most open of the three with some long bomber holes early. Lots of elevation change - enjoy watching your discs soar. Layout has some "stuck in'' holes


Red:
Most varied of the three: includes park style, waterside, open, and deep woods. Longer than Blue, shorter than Purple. True wooded back 9.


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jamespenn
Silver level trusted reviewer
Experience: 4.1 years 33 played 34 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Endless narrow tunnels

Reviewed: Played on:Sep 26, 2022 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Very well maintained
Not a brutal walk, holes are all reasonably close to each other but not on top of each other for the most part
The newer tees are in good shape

Cons:

You're at a state park famous for its lake, but you never see it.
There's kind of an endless sameness to each hole. Hit a very small tunnel, or bounce sideways into the thorns.

Other Thoughts:

Hole 1 kind of typifies your round. You could play just that hole and know that you haven't missed anything else. You start with a narrow opening with trees right in front of you, and play to a basket 300 feet away that also has trees right in front of it.

This is the type of course that rewards the golfer content to throw it 225 feet, dead straight, all day. The par 4s are not long, you can reach them all with a couple of straight shots.

The par 3s mostly try to goad you into doing something stupid, like go for the park job, but once again, if you just throw it 225 feet, dead straight, you'll be much happier.

There's no real variety to speak of, just straight tunnels with overhanging branches or tree trunks in your way, all day. The average golfer can play safe shots and make pars. It's only once you start going for the hero shots that you find yourself in a lot of trouble.

It's a pleasant walk though, if you stay out of the briars. The tees are new....they could have been a bit larger though. If you're used to a bigger tee pad, these will be a bit uncomfortable.

It's worth checking out, but the Red and Purple courses are much prettier, with nicer views and more opportunity to throw longer shots.
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Caelstrom
Bronze level trusted reviewer
Experience: 13 years 33 played 13 reviews
4.00 star(s)

All the Recent Upgrades Really Polish This Course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Nov 4, 2021 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

The Codorus State Park courses were always fun to play, but historically signage and tee pads were always lacking here. They've been going through some significant upgrades since 2019 (not just in course layout, but features as well), and I'm happy to say that the results are very nice.

- Professional, informative tee signs have been installed at every tee. To me, good signage is one of those things that separates a lot of decent courses from really good ones. There are no "Next Tee" signs/arrows, but the paths are are pretty clear and well-worn. The only holes I had trouble navigating between were 9 and 10, and I figured it out pretty quickly.

- Most holes have short tees for newer players and long tees for those who like a challenge, so everyone can play this course and have fun.

- Tee pads were mostly nice grippy concrete, with an occasional asphalt tee pad sprinkled in the mix (hole #3 long tee for example). The pads were the standard size and provided ample working room for your drive. Most of them were surrounded by level ground, so if you needed a longer run-up, or wanted to drive at a slightly skewed angle, the ground would accommodate it.

- The holes are well-designed and make you think about disc choice, release angle, and shot placement. There's a decent amount of elevation that comes into play, so even though you are consistently driving down wooded fairways you won't feel like you're playing the same hole over and over. The fairways are pretty generous on most holes, so a slightly errant throw will not normally put you into the rough. Hole 5, and the drives on 8, 10, and 12 are a little tight, but in a fun, challenging sort of way.

- Benches are common at the tee pads.

- There's a practice basket with lots of space near the parking lot.

- The setting is really peaceful and beautiful. A great place for a hike even if you're not throwing discs (but why wouldn't you throw discs if you could?).

Cons:

- The rough on these holes can be very rough in the summertime. November-April it's not bad, but once everything grows in, lost discs are a real possibility if you shank one off the fairway. Fortunately these courses are played frequently, so there are lots of searching paths cutting through the rough sections.

- No trash cans anywhere on the course. This is normal for the PA State courses, but unfortunately some players don't follow the carry-in, carry-out guidelines so you will find the occasional bottle or trash along the course. Please pick up after yourself and/or others.

- The Blue Course is quite distant from the nearest bathrooms. There are plenty of wooded spots for the guys, but the gals might find the lack of accommodations displeasing.

- Your distance drivers won't get much, if any use on the Blue course. If you're the type that likes to air-out long drives on open holes, look to the Red or Purple courses at Codorus.

- This course really pushes the RHBH style of play. I'm primarily a RHFH driver (I'm working on my backhand, but just can't get the same power), and I was amazed how often I was pulling out my under-stable discs for backhand drives. Most courses I can find ways to drive forehand, even on holes designed for backhand players, but to get the right placement on many of these holes I just found forehand to be cumbersome.

Other Thoughts:

Overall, I really enjoy this course. I'm glad they split up the two 27-hole courses here into three 18's. Each course now has it's own flavor to it, and you don't feel pressured to play those extra nine holes every time you come. The tee-pad and signage upgrades also make these courses feel really polished. Codorus State Park is almost like a disc-golf Mecca. Well worth the trip if you don't live close, and for those of us who do, and absolute local gem!
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Monocacy
Gold level trusted reviewer
Premium Member
Experience: 23.8 years 474 played 74 reviews
4.00 star(s)

18-Hole layout: Fewer but Longer Holes 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Sep 8, 2019 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Codorus has been around since 1995, but the course was extensively redesigned and renovated for 2019 Am Worlds. The previous 27-hole layout (18 regular plus 9 "X-holes") has been combined into a single 18-hole, par-63 course. I played from the new concrete tees.

Overall the redesign gives the course a more modern feel. Several shorter, technical holes have been combined to make longer (but still technical), two-shot holes, while many of the fun, old-school par-3 holes have been retained. This gives the course a nice variety of challenges and distances.

The Blue course is the more wooded and technical of the courses at Codorus (the red course is much more open). I greatly prefer playing the Blue course. Most of the holes require precision: shaping lines through the trees or hitting a gap. None of the holes are completely open (which is a pro to me but opinions vary).

Rolling hills and elevation are used well throughout. Nice variety of throws required: right- and left-turning shots, uphill and downhill, high and low ceilings, and a variety of fairway widths.

New Prodigy baskets with bright blue bands are easy to spot in the woods. New, grippy concrete pads on all 18 holes (but see cons).

A white spoke on each basket directs you to the next tee. Tees are marked with a post that lists the hole number and distance (but see cons).

Pretty views of the lake early in the round.

Cons:

New concrete pads are a bit narrow. On some of the tighter holes this hindered my run-up.

Work has been done to clear underbrush but disc-eating rough remains on several holes. Chance of disc loss is moderately high during the growing season but becomes less of a problem after leaves drop in the fall.

The map posted on DGCR does not reflect the 18-hole layout and there is no hole map on the tee posts. This is not a problem on the shorter holes, but maps would be beneficial for several of the longer holes. I assume that an updated map will be posted eventually.

Generally finding the next tee was easy, but in a few cases where paths cross additional directional signs would be helpful. I was able to navigate the few tricky spots using the course map on UDisc.

Other Thoughts:

Having played the 27-hole layout many times, I do miss a few of the older holes (it took me a while to figure out how to deuce some of them, dagnabbit). Reportedly the club will restore the 27-hole layout when they have raised sufficient funds. If/when that happens, I may revisit my review.

I played the 18-hole Blue layout on a calm day, but wind off the lake can be a significant factor at Codorus. Wind is less of an issue at the sheltered Blue course (vs. the open Red course), but reading wind down the fairway that you might not feel on the tee can add challenge to playing here.
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where'sfinn
Experience: 5.4 years 29 played 14 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Enjoyable Course that needs minor fixes to be a great course 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 9, 2019 Played the course:once

Pros:

Great elevation change.
Great variety of distances.
Challenging, long holes.
Different types of shots needed on each hole.
Good mix of open fields and woods.
The overall design of the holes are really cool.
This layout seemed a little bit better than the Red Course.

Cons:

No signage
No direction to the next hole

Other Thoughts:

The blue course has some great views of the lake, but only on about 2 holes, compared to the Red Course. Overall, the design is more fun and challenging.
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golfo_bohlo
Experience: 1 played
4.50 star(s)

Challenging but amazing 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 6, 2017 Played the course:once

Pros:

Amazingly well kept. Awesome challenge and the amount of holes is a really awesome way to get some extra practice.

Cons:

The brush is super thick and punishing, but I guess I could just get better

Other Thoughts:

Awesome views of the surrounding area. Well worth the trip if you live a distance away.
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MarkNizzle
Experience: 14 years 16 played 6 reviews
4.00 star(s)

I love to play here only if I have a full day 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:May 14, 2016 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Good Variety of shots required to put up a good score, Holes that force you to use both FH and BH shots. I like the back to back ace runs on 12 and 13. challenging uphill shots and narrow throwing lanes make you enjoy the short gimme birdie holes when they come. Nice lake views, I normally take a photo or two around hole 5. High Replay value with 3 tee pads on most holes, and a red 27 hole course onsite.

Cons:

Trashcans? there are none...

sometimes tough to find the next hole. Long hike back from X holes.

Other Thoughts:

All in all this is one of my favorite courses, we do a camping trip once a year based around playing both courses. Very fun to play and has a good local players vibe.
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TimZ
Experience: 12 played 3 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Update 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Dec 28, 2013 Played the course:once

Pros:

Beautiful green grass fairways. Visiting from the west coast, this was a real treat. Cool layout, nicely labeled, variety of shots. left, right, up, down.

Cons:

Smooth rubber mats can slip if wet and be counter productive.

Other Thoughts:

I wanted to add that there are now color tee signs at each "Am" teepad.
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Fishfood
Experience: 23 years 25 played 8 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Blue Course was a Blast 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Nov 26, 2013 Played the course:once

Pros:

Made a trip out to Gettysburg area, decided to get there early so I could play my first round at Codorus Blue Course. Conditions weren't the best, 32 degrees, flurries, freezing rain and then just rain.
Easy to find the beginning of the Blue and "X" courses, well marked signs point you right to the parking lot. Parked next to the big signage board with a course map box...stocked with course maps! Big help for me as a complete stranger to the park. If you are standing at the sign board, the Blue Course starts at the lake side end of the parking lot.
Once there you will find rubber tee pads with three different tees, Pro, Am and Rec. I chose to play from the Am's and threw two putters for the entire 27 holes...JK Aviar and a ProR Ryno. There are hole layout signs at every hole with distances. When you get to the basket, there will be a wooden arrow pointing you to the next tee (took me a short while to figure out what they were for..duh).
Good mix of open and tree lined holes, mixed with changes in elevation, dog legs, off camber and well placed baskets. There aren't any holes I would concider tight. All have relatively straight forward lanes to keep you moving forward to keep the play quick. Holes avg 300 ft with some 400ft and some 200ft. I found this course to be a lot of fun, especially while sticking to putters and/or midranges. Didn't get a chance to play the Red Course or "X" 9 hole course....next time I will definitely play them.

Cons:

I had to watch my footing on some of the rubber tee pads due to tree roots making the tee pads very uneven/wavy....minor con but something to watch for, especially if the conditions were moist like it was when I played...rubber pads were slippery in the wet.

Other Thoughts:

With all the other activities possible at this park, it's a definite destination outing, not just for disc golf. Will be camping, kayaking and fishing the next time I'm here.
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The Valkyrie Kid
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 45.9 years 1563 played 1507 reviews
4.00 star(s)

I Preferred Blue! 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 17, 2013 Played the course:once

Pros:

Codorus State Park is the large PA state park on the shores of beautiful Lake Marburg. With three courses here, disc golfers could camp, golf and spend time in the lake. What a ideal vacation spot! The lovely rolling terrain, sometimes open, sometimes wooded with awesome views of the lake and marina make for for great terrain for the courses.

Of the three, I was most impressed with the Blue Course. It's the most wooded, technical of three and features rubber tee pads called the Pro, the AM and the Green tees. The Pro tees are the most competitive. Am's are a solid recreational level and the Green's are mostly Pitch and Putt. Though it's technical, there were no holes where you felt like you were just throwing and hoping. Each holes had a line. You just had to throw with some accuracy at times.

I found the navigation on the Blue course to be a breeze. Each basket had a next arrow sign pointing the way to the next tee box. The Blue course is mostly shady which was great on this 100 degree afternoon.

I didn't think any holes stood out as being signature just a whole series of enjoyable throws with enough challenge to entertain me.

Cons:

I agree the extra holes can be a little hard to locate.
jblough brings up an excellent point about it's too bad you couldn't bring a couple of the open holes from the Red course over here to the Blue (Just for variety sake).

There probably isn't the challenge here for advanced/Pro players.

Other Thoughts:

I could play a lot of rounds on this side of the park without growing bored. Trying out each of the three tee pads gives you so many options. I'd love to return and play Codorus Blue sometime in the future. Maybe camp and enjoy the lake. Many people were on this day.
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RamsFan1
Gold level trusted reviewer
Experience: 13.5 years 91 played 91 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Good, Solid Technical course 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Oct 7, 2012 Played the course:once

Pros:

27 featured holes that are moderately to heavily wooded wth only a couple of real "open" holes. Bathrooms are on site.Two or three permanent tee pads exist at each hole for pro, am and rec players. Baskets are numbered and in decent shape. Pretty good layout with a couple of inspired holes (hole 5 in particular is a cool throw) and good variety. Distances are reasonable. Elevation is nicely implemented into the course. Navigation not particularly tough. Fairways are well-groomed. This course is mostly set apart from other park activities.

Cons:

As with the red course, the blue course needs higher quality signage with distance and preferred flight path shown. Original (i.e. shallow) discatcher baskets can spit out putts. Several tee pads are slick at times and others are showing their wear and need work. More "next tee" navigational arrows would be helpful.

Other Thoughts:

The "Blue" course combines 18 holes with 9 additional "XC" holes for a 27 hole total. Many people like this course better than the Red course for its technicality and reasonable distances. It has a decidedly more "disc golf feel" to it than the red course for its seclusion from other areas of the park. Wind not quite the factor it is here as it is across the park on the Red course and water not a factor at all. Overall, a nice playing experience.
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J-vish
Experience: 1 played
4.00 star(s)

Plan a day (or weekend) here! 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Oct 24, 2011 Played the course:once

Pros:

Lots of holes! 3 tee boxes per hole. Pleasant surroundings. Definitely a MUST play if you're nearby.

Cons:

Course not well marked. No course maps, nor hole details at the tee box. At least it's a nice park and I didn't mind wandering around (or back-tracking) looking for the next hole.

Other Thoughts:

Red course is wide open - good for beginners.
Blue course is a bit tighter.
Best way to play 18 here is start on the back 9 of the blue course then hit the X holes...these are by far the best 9!
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dmach
Experience: 16.2 years 131 played 4 reviews
2.50 star(s)

2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 25, 2011 Played the course:once

Pros:

course is set in a really nice park. plenty of variation in holes; some up hill, some down hill, some flat, lots of trees, little trees, etc. three tees to every hole.

Cons:

the course was a little hard to navigate, no tee signs or maps, although there was an arrow on some of the baskets (not all) the pro tees seem to be designed by a lefty, so if you are, they are great! but im not. and it wasnt just a few lefty holes, it was every single pro tee...tight tunnel shot with a right turn after about 2-300ft....too repetitive...back nine were hard to find from the original 18, unless you can read a map well....you have to play them off of #15 or so otherwise you will have to walk back to play them...

Other Thoughts:

i would definitely go back to this course again! didnt have time to check out the red course, but would like to next time! course maps available at parking lot...place definitely needs tee signs tho!!
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The otto
Experience: 8 played 7 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Mecca 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 24, 2011 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

First off, Codorus is really two separate 18 hole courses and another two separate 9 hole courses. They are designed such that you can play 27 hole loops, but the 9 hole courses are much more challenging than their 18 hole counterparts. Most, if not all, holes have 3 tees: Rec, Am and Pro. Some tees are asphalt, but most have been converted to flypad. This course requires a variety of shots, some power, and good control. Most of the Cons listed in reviews are unfounded. Almost every basket has an arrow pointing you to the next tee that hangs from under the basket.

Cons:

Any teepad in the shade is likely to be slippery. Course needs more love from the park - debris removal, repainting of baskets, and shuffling of pin positions - there are alternates!

Other Thoughts:

Easily worth the hour drive from Baltimore escape the routine of druid/rock/ptap. Shooting 54 from the long tees is a challenge!
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Mr Mojo Risin
Experience: 13.8 years 18 played 5 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Scrumchulescent 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:May 22, 2011 Played the course:once

Pros:

Tons of variety overall. Elevation, narrow fairways, open fairways, plenty of trees. I loved all the vegetation but wasn't overpowering to the point where I lost any discs if I strayed off the fairway. Really enjoyed the elevation changes and the baskets were nice.

Cons:

Nothing really, however it looked like the landscaping wasn't as nice as it was when I played here last summer.

Other Thoughts:

Great course, had a blast playing on a perfect day. I enjoyed this course better than the Red course. I like the narrow fairways and trees aka dream smashers.
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aDedhed
Experience: 23.8 years 31 played 21 reviews
3.50 star(s)

fun 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Apr 20, 2011 Played the course:once

Pros:

very beautiful open course. it was long and technical at the same time. i really enjoyed this course

Cons:

middle of a state park makes it real hard to drink beer

Other Thoughts:

beautiful surrounding area. i will definatly make a trip back
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sheepforwheat
Experience: 24.8 years 14 played 4 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Best course at the Park 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Oct 11, 2010 Played the course:once

Other Thoughts:

this was the better course of the two. It was separated more from the rest of the park and it felt like it's own thing. On the other course (red) it felt more like you were in the way of other activities such as... PARKING!
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r3VOLution
Experience: 14.2 years 11 played 1 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Beautiful and Challenging 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 31, 2010 Played the course:once

Pros:

Challenging course mostly in the woods around Codorus State Park.

Cons:

Not always clear were the next hole was. (Even with a map.)

Other Thoughts:

I would have preferred to play the more open Red Course first. The Blue Course is more technical with shorter holes. Very nice none the less.
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jblough
Gold level trusted reviewer
Experience: 14.9 years 85 played 82 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Blue Ribbon for the Blue Course! 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 10, 2010 Played the course:once

Pros:

What a fun place to play disc golf! I thoroughly enjoyed myself here, as I especially enjoyed the fact that the immense challenge of navigating the tightly wooded holes is balanced with some nice risk/reward ace runs! #12 comes to mind as a great ace race hole.

This place is definitely very pretty -- especially for such a wooded and technical course. I love how the trees just pop up out of the lush greens on the fairways. Underbrush is virtually nonexistent on many holes. The trees aren't foreboding hardwoods like on other wooded courses; they're just big and scraggly enough to attract your disk and send it in a different direction!

- Finding the course isn't tough at all (it's right off PA-216) and the navigation of the course layout is very intuitive.

- Clearly a dedicated and resourceful disc golf community maintains the course. It's evident from the teepads, signage, disc kiosk, and upkeep of all other elements on the course. Locals are very friendly and happy to see people visiting from so far away (~3 hours in my case). Parking is also ample for both courses.

- Nice mix of pro, amateur, and rec tees that would satisfy people from Climo to a family new to the game.

- The design of the course requires a lot of thought and execution on the holes. Doglegs, uphill shots with tree obstacles, blind downhill drives, and tightly wooded fairways are just some of the things you can expect here. Make sure to bring all of your trick shots with you!

- #5 and 6 are the best holes IMO on the course. The former is a long blind drive downhill with a nice vista of the lake -- nothing too fancy but a great chance to air out your disc on a predominantly wooded course. The latter is an uphill drive with tons of tiny trees peppered throughout the fairway. A fantastic hole for rollers!

- Feels more like a disc golf course than a state park. That is, the course is so serene and natural that the picnic benches, walkways, and other objects do not detract from a nice round.

Cons:

The place can get very crowded. I played late in the morning on a weekday and there will teams, duos, and people navigating the course -- to the point where you experience gridlock.

- The course is almost too wooded. Especially on the back nine, it seems like the holes begin to repeat themselves a little bit. I wish some of the red course holes were in the blue one and vise versa. This place would easily be a 4.5 or 5 with a water hazard and a couple open-air bomb shots.

- Some holes play dangerously close to the road. I almost hyzered my first drive onto the road -- an errant throw that was mostly my fault, but the risk of hitting a car is always there.

- The extra 9 holes (CC or XX or whatever they are)
can be difficult to find at first, although it's worth it one you do find them!



Other Thoughts:

Excluding Tyler, of course, this is the best PA state park course I've played to date. I've been waiting to play here quite some time now, and it was definitely worth the long drive. Make a day out of it like I did and bring a lunch to enjoy between courses! Make sure to check out the other amenities and recreation opportunist at Codorus while you're here!
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