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3.00 star(s) 3.2 *Scenery - Beautiful views of the mountains throughout the course. I am from out of town, and the "photo opportunities" at the course were abundant. *Terrain - Desert terrain offers a disc golf experience that is not common in other parts of the country. Very sandy course with all kinds of...

2.00 star(s) 1.9 Crossroads DGC is located on the property of a Youth Center. The course plays around the outskirts of the property. Here's what I liked about it: *The round starts off with a really cool downhill shot into the woods. *Decent shot variety, with six short to mid-range wooded holes and three...

4.00 star(s) 4.1 Sandy Knoll is situated in a beautiful park that is heavily wooded. Here are the things I loved about my round there: *Scenery - The park is truly gorgeous. Massive trees line the fairways and walking through the course is like going on a nature hike. *Seclusion - Although the park offers...

2.50 star(s) 2.3 Red Ridge is my practice course of choice when I'm in town. Here's why I choose to come here over some of the other courses in the area: *Beautiful views of the mountains. As a non-local I love looking around and seeing scenery surrounding this course. *The rounds here are quick - you can...

2.50 star(s) 2.7 This course makes for a perfect pit-stop. *Solid equipment - Tees and baskets were in good shape *Mix of shots - I found myself using backhands, forehands, and even a roller or two. A couple holes called for long driver shots, while others were very short *Beginner friendly - Everything is...

3.50 star(s) 3.5 Very unique course... The park is huge and seems to be very isolated, which is a big plus because you don't really have to worry about over-congestion. The course design here uses the elevation on site and had several holes that were amazing... hole 6 comes to mind: a 300ish foot downhill...

3.00 star(s) 3.1 This course is unlike any other that I've played, which made it very difficult to rate. Here is what I liked: *Scenery - Whitecap was one of the top five most scenic courses I've ever played, with expansive views of the nearby mountains for miles around. I also thought it was pretty cool to...

4.00 star(s) 3.8 Marilla Park is a well rounded 18 hole course in the small town of Streator. My friend and I had so much fun here after one round that we decided we couldn't leave without playing another! Below are the main "pros" of the course *Excellent shot variety. Every hole features a different shot...

2.50 star(s) 2.3 *Two pin positions at each hole *There were three holes (3,4,9) that were memorable disc golf holes. They demanded skilled shots off the tee. *On the gold layout, most of the holes are "driver" holes, and sometimes it's fun to rip a bunch of drives for max distance This course is the...

3.00 star(s) 2.8 Pellissippi is situated in a relatively open patch of land on a community college. The course starts right next to the school, so if you're a student there you can be on the disc golf course two minutes after class gets out. Here is what I liked about the course: *Two layouts can be played...

3.00 star(s) 3.2 Unlike most nine-holers, Skare Woords is worth going out of your way for. As the name indicates, the course winds its way through a patch of woods, but there is one hole that is open enough and long enough for distance throwers to break out their drivers. Here's what made my rounds here...

1.50 star(s) 1.7 Dillehay Park was a "pit stop" course during my travels. It is located in a small multi-use park that has baseball diamonds, basketball courts, and a playground. The course is beginner friendly with most holes facing one or two obstacles between the tee and the pin with little punishment for...

Are you saying that kids should have toys in the classroom? It sounds like that's what you're saying...

4.00 star(s) 4.0 In my eyes, the top rating a nine hole course can receive is a 4.0, and until I played the newly designed PJ Irvin Park, I had not yet given a nine holer that rating. PJ Irvin is nine hole perfection. The main justification for giving PJ this rating is the fact that it hardly qualifies as...

3.50 star(s) A course with great potential! I will list each of these by bullet points and comment in the "other thoughts" section: -Offers tight challenging lines for less experienced players (red tees) and for more advanced players (blue tees). -The demanded shots for the red and blue tees are diverse...

3.50 star(s) 3.5 Forsyth DG course is an nice addition to the area disc golf offerings and is a good complement to the course in Decatur down the road. The first 9 holes are short and technical, then the course opens up for about seven holes, then dives back into the woods one last time for holes 17-18...

1.50 star(s) 1.4 The main appeal of Turtle Bay disc golf course is that it's located in a beautiful resort that offers tons to do onsite. The course is laid out across a relatively small area of land at the resort and plays out by the beach towards the end. You are footsteps away from a beautiful beach...

If you're planning on taking the Metra, the 8th tee at Margreth Riemer in Palatine is right by the Palatine Metra Station. But you'd need to get to the loop from Navy Pier, and then hop on a Metra at Ogilve Station. Would probably be a pretty time consuming trip, as the train ride from the loop...

1.50 star(s) 1.7 This course is great as a beginner course, or as a practice/safari course. There are nine solid baskets in good shape. One of the baskets is on a raised green, and another is tucked in amongst a green of bushes and trees, making for a couple fun putts throughout the round. There are a few...