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Lums Pond State Park

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HyooMac
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 6.7 years 415 played 382 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Textbook Technical Course 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 18, 2020 Played the course:once

Pros:

Wooded course with very little interference from other park traffic


+ A very good design providing variety for repeat plays: some holes have multiple baskets, some have alternate tees

+ Not flat, but only mild amounts of elevation change on most holes: pretty much all within 10'. It won't alter your throw, but can have an effect on ground play

+ Lots of opportunities to hit early trees. Wild shots, grip lock and early releases will all be punished

+ Good signage and flow; very cart-friendly

+ Most of the fairway on Hole #1 is a wide open carry, slightly downhill until finishing at a basket in the woods. A very nice starting hole that allows for some warm-up and offline throws. Enjoy it - because you're going into the woods until Hole #14

+ Hole #2 includes the first of two mandos on the course. The other is on Hole #6. These mandos don't overshadow the natural layout of their holes

+ Hole #18 is a short but nice closing hole. It's much less heavily-wooded than the rest of the course, and you can't help but feel a little relief standing on the tee


Cons:

- The teepads are a bit weak - a few of the concrete block tees are showing their age by settling to create uneven surfaces with gaps between the blocks

- Hole #4 has a hazard OB in the middle of the fairway (a fenced-in pumping station). The hole includes a dropzone if you land inside the perimeter of the fence. It's hard to blame the layout - this is in a mutli-use state park after all - but it's a spot where the park intrudes on the disc golf


Other Thoughts:

~ The pond is present on the edges of a few holes, but never comes into play because of the heavy brush and woods

~ Course improvements in progress: look for a newly-poured tee in the woods for hole #8. The hole will play in the woods now, since the park has put a picnic pavilion alongside the original fairway. This is a really smart change to the design (for safety), but it's unfortunate that it eliminates one of the very few open fairways

~ This is a textbook example of a "technical" course: there are defined lines for every shot, and you have to be able to hit those lines. It's tough to scramble out of a poor shot off the tee. Even though the course is not particularly long, the fact that it's a par 54 and heavily treed provides little margin for error


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SillyPeddy
Experience: 2.8 years 15 played 14 reviews
4.00 star(s)

Best Par 3 in DE 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:May 22, 2019 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Fun wooded course that is beginner friendly
Very unique holes
Rough is very forgiving
Ace Runs
Alternate baskets/tees on a few holes
Two practice baskets

Cons:

Maps need updating

Other Thoughts:

Nice pavilions and grills available
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iHitTree
Bronze level trusted reviewer
Experience: 21.8 years 96 played 38 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Wooded OG 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Apr 16, 2016 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Lums is a somewhat difficult play. Getting off the tee is a must here, as saving par can be tough on certain holes. Despite being a course full of trees, the lines are fair for the most part. Because it's a par 54, every shot counts if you are trying to score well, as there is little opportunity to make up strokes here. Hole 1 is a great start to the course and a bit misleading, as you get to bomb a high-speed driver across 350 ft. of wide open field, hoping to get through a phalanx of trees that stand 100 ft. between the field and basket. After that, it's woods baby. Get your birdie on hole 2, because it's one of the few easy "must-gets" on the course to band-aid that cut you didn't know you had yet. Hole 3 medium range big hyzer shot, not much to it, but plenty in your way...one of the easier birdies but not a sure bet. Hole 4 is one of the tougher holes on the course. It's relatively long, and you need something you can throw at least 325 on a straight line before it starts to fade. Depending where you land, the approach can be tricky. A lot of 4's are carded on this hole, and probably a very small number of 2's in its history. Get your par, and move on. Hole 5 is a big anhyzer shot out of the woods into a clearing, then back into the woods...lots of trees protecting basket. Hole 6 is tricky, as you have to throw through a small window (left of mando tree) right in front of the tee, but a large clump of trees lay right at the ideal landing zone, so placement is key. Hole 7 is another "must-get"...easy putter shot under 200 ft. Hole 8 is a lot like hole 5, big anhyzer or forehand in the open, ranging it just right to enter the woods again near the basket. Hole 9 is the toughest hole of the course. Another hole like 4, where trying to throw something smart up this tight S-shaped fairway to take your par is the way to go. 4 is not a bad score on this hole. I don't know that it's ever been 2'd with a putt in the circle. Hole 10 is a nice long hyzer slightly downhill back into the woods from out in the open. Hole 11 is another hyzer, but once you turn the early corner, there is a neat grid of trees that you need to stay between...really tough birdie, so get your 3 by playing it smart. Hole 12 has that 'one tree' smack in the middle of the line that you need to try to miss, but otherwise is not particularly tough. Straight mid-range shot, just miss the tree. Hole 13 is a cool late turnover or slow fading forehand shot, another tough birdie, but gotta try to atleast get your 3. If you fail to get through the main gap halfway up the fairway, you are probably taking a 4. Hole 14 is the final "must-get"....not a gimme by any stretch but if you can throw a putter 200 ft. and straight, you're fine. Hole 15 is a medium-width tunnel shot about 350 ft. It's a tough birdie simply because it's hard to throw a disc that far without turning or fading. Hole 16 is like a horshoe--big late hyzer off the tee and a long approach...a 2 is insane, 3 almost feels like a birdie, 4 is common. Hole 17 is a slight hyzer mid-range distance with a well-protected basket. The final hole, 18, is a nice left-to-right low-ceiling 200 ft. shot. The gap is small, but it's one of the more birdie-able holes here. Outside of the golf, there is a huge parking lot and bathrooms with running water. There are pavilions as well. Depending on the day, there is a huge field next to the lot that you can empty your bag and do some field practice on.

Cons:

Mostly a flat course, not that anyone can do anything about that. While there is decent variety in golf lines, there are a lot of hyzer shots through lots of trees that mix SOME luck into the game, and skilled shots can sometimes go un-rewarded. In the aforementioned field next to the parking lot, there is sometimes competitive cricket matches going on, which can be entertaining to watch, but those guys are loud! The course plays around this field, so if you're easily distracted, hope they aren't there. If they are there, you don't have that field to throw field practice.

Other Thoughts:

I can only speculate that a tightly wooded, shorter course like this paved the way to inspire Iron Hill, only a few miles away. Lums is like that NFL player from the 70's that was a beast, but stacking up against Iron Hill (a modern day Gronkowski of sorts), they aren't quite fair to compare. Lums is old school design, Iron Hill was one of the first of its kind that embraced a newer style of golf not offered many places. With Iron Hill, you can give away a few strokes and still shoot well. At Lums, being a par 54, you can't make mistakes if you want to compete.
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argo_yamato
Experience: 10.7 years 8 played 8 reviews
3.50 star(s)

A fun wooded course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Apr 16, 2016 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

- Good layout, each hole plays to the next tee pad for the most part.

- The course allows you to use all your shots. Hyzers, anhyzers and whatever over-hand shot you use.

- Two practice baskets near the first tee pad. I don't see these around many of the local courses.

- Nice park setting and tons of shade which is great in the summer

Cons:

- It can get a little windy on the holes near the pond. Couple a decent breeze some days with the amount of trees and some shots can get frustrating.

- I played in the early spring but one or two of the holes do have some rough that can get a bit high and thick in the summer.

Other Thoughts:

Overall it is great technical course. You get to use all your shots and the woods evens things out for players with different amounts of power. There are very few shots were you can just rip it and not worry too much about the accuracy.

The course is also really flat and not that exhausting to play a few rounds in a row.
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Ufcfan
Experience: 5 played 4 reviews
4.00 star(s)

One of the best in Delaware 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Oct 1, 2013 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Easy to find next basket. Good signs & tee info. Three par 5 tees to make up any bad holes. One of my favorite places to play.

Cons:

Holes one & two can get really muddy after some rain. I keep old shoes in my car just for this course

Other Thoughts:

They charge to get in but you can get a season pass for $27.00 that's good for here White clay, Killens ,cape henlopen &Trap. So if your a big disc golfer in Delaware its worth it in my opinion.
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The Valkyrie Kid
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 45.9 years 1563 played 1507 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Rock Solid Old School Course! 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 13, 2013 Played the course:once

Pros:

Built in 1987, Lum's Pond DGC is older than many of the players who play it. It's showing it's age. The design has that 80's feel just like that old leather coat in your closet. The distances are a little tame by today's standards. The baskets, although in good shape, are fairly hard to spot through the summer foliage. The old fiberglass tee signs are now badly faded and hard to decipher. The course is heavy on hyser throws. There are old school Pars listed such as a 299 foot par 4.

It's still an enjoyable throw. There's plenty of shade for those hot summer days.

The course's tight fairways really forces you to hit your lines on almost every shot.

# 16 features a big hyser bomb.

I did feel the course was ahead of it's time due to the fact that on a couple of holes you really have to shape your 1st or 2nd shot in order to be in a position to birdie or par the hole.

This is now a recreational course. Advanced/Pro players would tear this course up.

Cons:

The shorter distances make this a true recreational course. Big arms will miss the chance to air it out. The old tee signs are hard to read. Some players may become frustrated with the technical nature of the course.

Other Thoughts:

Thanks to local player, Jim, for showing me the course. It always helps to have a guide. Lum's Hill is a perfect little rec course for old duffer's like Jim and I. You younger, stronger studs may want to find your challenge elsewhere.
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Jblevins
Experience: 8 played 8 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Old course, suffers from old design 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 21, 2013 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Concrete tee pads. Some holes are interesting and requires a variety of shots. Course has been around for at least 20 yrs. pine woods cover most of the course

Cons:

Some holes have not stood up to time, matured trees have made some approaches very difficult and almost comical.
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Buchajs1
Silver level trusted reviewer
Experience: 11.7 years 168 played 44 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Lums pond 2+ years

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Apr 13, 2013 Played the course:once

Pros:

Well kept- the course was well maintained. Grass was mowed and no fallen trees on the course. All the it is a Delaware park so i can imagine that the grass is usually mowed here

Technical- i really enjoyed this course because it was so technical. The course really tested your accuracy and made you shape some different lines. You had to throw through small gaps and if you werent comfortable throwing a certain shots the trees really got into your head. I found myself throwing multiple shots that you normally wouldnt throw on your average 18 holer.

Practice baskets- there were two of them by hole one
They were spaced well apart to practice upshots and longer putts.

Variety- even though most of the holes were wooded there were some open holes that provided good contrast to the wooded ones.

Amenities-There is a pavillion and bathroom 30 yards from hole one.

Baskets are in good shape- considering this course and its baskets are pretty old, there is no rust and the baskets catch pretty well.

Course flow- you couldnt get lost very easily here. There are well defined paths on every hole leading to the next tee.

Cons:

Safety issues- some holes are too close together and on some hole if you hit a tree you may find yourself standing on an adjacent holes teepad. You may have to wait for another group to play while you sit on the teepad waiting for them to move out of the way so that you can feel comfortable throwing.

Pointless mandos- this was a real annoyance as on some holes there were pointless mandos to make the hole longer or tighter

Fence on hole 4- there is a fenced in area right in the middle of hole fours fairway and you could loose a disc despite it being right in front of you

Other Thoughts:

I enjoyed this course and had a good time, but for this course to get better they will need to fix some of the saftey issues
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prerube
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Premium Member
Experience: 16.8 years 274 played 235 reviews
3.00 star(s)

old 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Nov 10, 2012 Played the course:once

Pros:

Kiosk, concrete tees (most were 6x10 created by 15 2x2 cement blocks)

Easy navigation

Short beginner friendly course that is tight enough to create some challenge for more experienced players.

14 was a nice short hole. Only 200 feet, but 2 clear paths; a wide right dog leg with a large protective tree or a short straight heavily wooded path.

18 is another nice hole. It is a short scenic sligh anny shot to the final basket.

Course does require some variety. Hole 16 requires an RHBH or LHFH. While their is a hole on the front 9 with a 90 degree right turn impossible to hit with out a RHFH or LHBH.

Cons:

Hunters with Shotguns walking around the course was a bit off putting.
Baskets were pretty old and were very hard to see in the woods.
Signs were rusted to the point where vital information was missing.
Mando on hole 2's sole purpose is to make the hole over 150 feet, it actually forces you to play closer ho hole 5's tee.
Barb wire OB areas on hole 5 in the middle of the fairway.
6 had arrows on a tree to indicate a dumb mando that was unclear on the sign.
Signs were odd. they showed 5-7 different paths to the basket.
Very righty friendly. 16 was a horseshoe shaped hole that was just further torture to the LHBH player I was with.

Other Thoughts:

If you play this course, plan on hitting up other Delaware state park courses to make the most of your $6 fee.

This is a tight, but dinky course. average hole distance is only 287 feet, but if you go off the fairway it can still give some challenge.
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beaverdisc
Experience: 54.1 years 11 played 11 reviews
3.50 star(s)

great for starting out. 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 13, 2011 Played the course:once

Pros:

I played this course often in the early days and kept coming back. I really like the course. Especially the wooded areas. Several challenging holes. Easy course for the experienced player.

Cons:

Short, but in a fun way. Not reallt a con then, is it?

Other Thoughts:

Another course in De. You might as well play them all since the state is so small/ Close to alot of other courses.
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aDedhed
Experience: 23.8 years 31 played 21 reviews
3.50 star(s)

I kicked its A$$ 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 12, 2011 Played the course:once

Pros:

it was a fun technical course. lots of trees to get in the way and lots of lefts and rights. has some long holes and some fun short holes.

Cons:

a few of the wholes have ALOT of trees. you either gotta be good or get lucky to make it through them all.

Other Thoughts:

i got lucky and had a good round. im not sure it will happen again the next time i go to play there.
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ENold
Experience: 15.2 years 54 played 4 reviews
3.00 star(s)

The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 9, 2010 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

- Technical
- Not too long; Not too short
- Good Variety of righty/lefty/neutral shots
- Nearly impossible to lose a disc

Cons:

- Can become frustrating as rough can be very unforgiving
- Some tees are made of tile and are easy to trip on
- Some holes require extreme technical ability with gaps that can only be hit by the most practiced golfers every single time

Other Thoughts:

Many either love it or hate it.
Gives smaller arms and less experienced players a legitimate chance of winning as there are only three holes that require you to air out your disc.
My personal favorite thus far.
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RamsFan1
Gold level trusted reviewer
Experience: 13.5 years 91 played 91 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Still Holds Up Pretty Well 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:May 23, 2010 Played the course:once

Pros:

Located in a nice state park, Lum's is a technically challenging course that tests both your accuracy and your patience. Two practice baskets greet you by tee #1. The course is primarily wooded with a few peaks into the surrounding open fields. A nice variety of holes requiring different shot selection is offered. Most holes have dual pin placements and there are good sized concrete/paver tee pads. Course navigation is a piece of cake and tee signs give you the hole, distance and projected flight path. Baskets, though older, are in good shape. This course appeals to both amateur and more advanced players.

Cons:

Some might say this course is TOO wooded in spots- and it would be a fair criticism. The course crosses the line between being technically challenging and flat out oppressive on several holes. Good drives can go completely unrewarded, and luck plays a larger role than it should. A few holes on the front 9 play perilously close to each other. The signage needs to be redone, as age and weather has taken its toll. Would be nice to have benches at ALL holes and also some 4 x 4 posts to hang your bag. Some areas (esp. hole #3) unplayable after snow thaws or heavy rains. Pay to play not cool, but in Delaware State Parks that's part of the deal.

Other Thoughts:

Lum's still has appeal despite the presence of the nearby newer and more challenging monsters at Iron Hill and Carousel. Big arms need not apply here- after hole #1, it is all controlled throwing. Delaware has some excellent disc golf courses, and Lum's won't disappoint; I'd come back again anytime.
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swatso
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 15.7 years 755 played 414 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Northern Bayou 2+ years

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

Pros:

Concrete or block teepads at each tee. Tee #7 to the left of tee #1 as an alternate starting location. Great diversity in length - under 200' to over 400'.

Cons:

$3/$6 for in/out of state entry 4/1-10/31. Tee pads, signs, and baskets all showing wear. A few holes, mainly near the start, have tees near other baskets/flightpaths. A few holes, mostly in the middle, have somewhat unfair "fair"ways - trees too thick and randomly scattered. A few holes, mostly near the end, retain water quite well - the land on either side of the long, left-turning #16 looked like the dark swamp from the movie "Deliverance".

Other Thoughts:

Very flat. Holes playing into, out-from, and through a dense collection of small-diameter evergreen and hardwood trees. A few holes where you can let loose, but mostly technical and short, requiring left/right/S-turning shots, with the lefts a bit more prevalent.

Not a bad course - you can have fun and/or challenges here - but pales in comparison to new, nearby, up-n-coming Iron Hill and Carousel. Play White Clay and Brandywine on the same day, as your park entry fee is good for all three locations, and the three courses are quite different from each other.
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delawaredgolfer
Experience: 1 played 1 reviews
3.00 star(s)

First Play 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Apr 18, 2010 Played the course:once

Pros:

State Park Annual Fee gets you a free round any time you want. Can play 18 in just over 1 hour. Fun course for 1st timers. Not crowded even on weekend.

Cons:

Was muddy -swamp on some fairways after several days of rain. Hole markers at tee boxes are beat up and need replacing-can't make out some pars/hole layout.

Other Thoughts:

Not bad for a 1st timer.
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Shannon Winn
Experience: 45.9 years 33 played 15 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Tight and Tasty 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:May 22, 2002 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

There was a time when Lums was considered a very difficult track. Course proliferation and advances in disc tech have softened it's rep some, but it still can get the best of even a good player. It calls for accurate drives, and opportunism- get your birdies where you can. It will make you throw every shot you have, and demand some you probably don't have. It's a great flowing course, with no long walks, and no interference among holes. Each hole stands alone, and each hole offers a different challenge. A great tournament venue.
Lums has stood the test of time well.

Cons:

It can get muddy, and some of the tees are iffy. There are routes a disc just plain won't navigate without a degree of luck.

Other Thoughts:

Lums has very hard holes and pretty easy ones. On the whole it's a very fun course, and one you should try to add to your "played" list.
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optidiscic
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 21.8 years 156 played 147 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Tight...but just Right! 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Oct 24, 2009 Played the course:once

Pros:

This course is tight but just short enough to justify these narrow lanes...any shorter it would be too easy any longer and it would be impossible. Every hole requires a technicians skill either off the tee as in hole 6, on approach and often putting around trees. You will become a master precision player if this is your home course. A few holes utilize the open field either in the beginning, middle portion, or finishing stage of the hole. I particularly enjoyed the challenge of shooting from woods to field to woods. Hole #1 allows you to throw a screamer across the field into the woods. Fun way to start. So many interesting fairways with doglegs, S turns, and multiple pin positions that often seem to change the hole layout completely. You won't get bored here. The best hole on this course is #16, a unique long horseshoe that drives R to L and you will feel as though your going in a huge circle.....so much fun trying to negotiate that hole and it finishes on a nice green with. A spectacular hole start to finish and the reason I might come back to play here again. (sometimes one hole makes you yearn that much) This is a thinking man's course....if your a knucklehead who wants to just rip away wildly your not gonna enjoy yourself here...but for those more refined players who have the patience to deal with knockdown trees...(yes kids, often trees are used to knock your drive down and test your approach skills)....and skill to hit a tight window this place is a blast. Funny thing is I did not play well but felt the course was fair despite it's reputation. Ace run on #15 was fun and one of the few non blind holes.

Cons:

$6 Out of State Pay to Enter Park...be sure to play more than one DE State Park course in a day as the pass works everywhere that day. The tees were not consistent and the huge pavers used for tees in the woods often had gaps that made me less than confident during run ups. I agree that every course needs one completely ridiculous and tight no lane type of hole. #9 will make many wonder WTF am I supposed to do here....usually these holes are tough on first timers, I took a 6. This hole favors those more familiar with the course and alternate routes/safer plays. Many will scoff at this tree laden where is the fairway hole. The lake is often nearby but never incorporated into the course which would have raised my score a bit...a little dramatic scenery and a lake as backdrop/danger lurking is a plus for me. Hole 18 is a bit wimpy to finish on....too bad the huge cricket field could not be used as a final get your frustrtations out bomb to finish the day. Course is primarily flat. I played in the fall and it still was very blind...in summer this place must be a gnarly beast.

Other Thoughts:

The biggest problem this course has is that the most difficult and greatest challenge ever stuck in the ground is a mere 5 minutes up the road at Iron Hill. Comparisions are sure to be made. If this course were elesewhere it would probably be played more and given a bit more love. If you like short technical courses requiring unique shots then this is the perfect course for you. Disc Golf course is in Area 1 and this is all the way to the rear of the park...course starts to the left of the bathrooms in the wide open field.
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Neophyte
Bronze level trusted reviewer
Experience: 15.9 years 19 played 15 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Beginner's Luck 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:May 16, 2009 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

This course really tests your accuracy and creativity with different types of shots. You will find yourself in positions that require all the shots you know how to throw and some that you don't (or at least I don't yet). Most of the tee pads are still in great shape and most of the baskets are standing the test of time. This course also has dual practice baskets that allows a player to practice his approach and putting. It is nice the way that the park rotates the baskets to the alternate position every now and then. This give a casual round a new wrinkle.

Cons:

I call this review beginner's luck because there are several holes on this course where it truly doesn't seem to matter whether you are experienced or not. I understand tight fairways but holes 6, 9 and 12 are ridiculous. A great throw can either just miss the trees and land in position for a birdie try or slam directly into one of the many trees in its path and set up a bogey. Most of the tee signs are old and need to be replaced due to vandalism the course changing or just age.

Other Thoughts:

This is my "home" course and I have played it quite a few times. It is a great place to go if you just want to get a quick 18 holes. It takes less than an hour solo and just a little longer with a group. The park also has a couple of football fields which are great for a little field practice after a round. The park also has many other amenities (playground, sand volleyball courts, tennis courts, trails, paddle boats and decent fishing) if you need to distract your family members while you play.
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discNDav
Gold level trusted reviewer
Premium Member
Experience: 37.8 years 436 played 91 reviews
2.00 star(s)

not DG friendly 2+ years

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Mar 30, 2004 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

nice Delaware St Pk...18 DG baskets...
swimming/showers available near disc golf...alcohol is allowed in other areas of the park...park fee is higher to non-state residents...

Cons:

Flat...can be very muddy...trees and lots of trees...un-level tees (unless they have improved)..almost very tee shot will hit a tree either early or late since it plays constantly in or out of the woods...park rangers galore...alcohol is not allowed in area 1 where the course is located in...

Other Thoughts:

I have not played Lums in many years, with other courses now available to choose from in the area, I have more fun playing DG elsewhere.

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maf763
Experience: 21 played 13 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Decent course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Mar 22, 2009 Played the course:once

Pros:

Challenges your accuracy, nice scenery, well-kept except for some signs.

Cons:

Most holes are pretty similar - relatively short and heavily wooded.

Other Thoughts:

Not much to add to other reviews. It's a good course I would play again but I don't know that I'd make a special trip for it.
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