Off-The-Radar 5-Star Courses

[elmexdela]

What in your opinion is Mayflower lacking? IMO it may be the best public course I have ever played- ton of variety, lots of elevation, etc.

trees

imo (biased of course) way too many open/field shots

the wooded ones were decent but nothing that stuck out in my mind as signature or amazing

i would love to have the elevation they have on my local courses (flatland mn)

its an above average course but its not clipping the 4+ tier for me

 

[sidewinder22]

trees

imo (biased of course) way too many open/field shots

the wooded ones were decent but nothing that stuck out in my mind as signature or amazing

i would love to have the elevation they have on my local courses (flatland mn)

its an above average course but its not clipping the 4+ tier for me

But Nobo does?

 

[DiscGolfCraig]

Surprised nobody has mentioned the Regulator in Burlington, NC. It's closer to the 4.0 - 4.5 range. Still in the great range.

 

[TiltedFlipCurves]

Surprised nobody has mentioned the Regulator in Burlington, NC. It's closer to the 4.0 - 4.5 range. Still in the great range.

Not sure if last year's USWDGC course can be "under the radar", but it is my #1 course. It's somehow fun even though I suck too much to have much of a chance?

 

[DiscGolfCraig]

Not sure if last year's USWDGC course can be "under the radar", but it is my #1 course. It's somehow fun even though I suck too much to have much of a chance?

It is in that most people don't know where it's located or would be able to tell you where last year's USWDGC is located. Most disc golfers here in Charlotte, 1:40 away, have no clue about the course. Granted, most Charlotte disc golfers don't know courses exist outside of Charlotte.

 

[TiltedFlipCurves]

Can't blame Charlotte locals though. They can go to Hornet's Nest or Nevin or Winthrop whenever they feel like it