Indian Riffle Park

This course is going through a lot of changes. the traditional holes are being moved. 6 is now hole 1. we played the original 1 and course layout. 8, 9 and 10 are in the woods behind the pool and the ... show more ›

This course is going through a lot of changes. the traditional holes are being moved. 6 is now hole 1. we played the original 1 and course layout. 8, 9 and 10 are in the woods behind the pool and the concrete tee pads haven't been poured yet along w/ tee for 7. This course has a lot of potential and will play fun with good challenges.

Course has become extremely popular, gets crowded after 6:00 p.m. The biggest downfall is that you will have a 600 yard walk back to your car after finishing on hole 18. Sometimes there are footbal ... show more ›

Course has become extremely popular, gets crowded after 6:00 p.m.

The biggest downfall is that you will have a 600 yard walk back to your car after finishing on hole 18. Sometimes there are football games or running events which can cause some holes to be blocked by the participants and spectators.

Par for course should probably be 53, hole 12 is a wide open 145 foot hole which should be a par 2. The sign says something over 200 feet, but that is definitely wrong..

It's an okay course. I hate how you have to walk from one side of the park to the other with no basket to throw at. I feel like because of that, the holes could've been better placed. The basket on th ... show more ›

It's an okay course. I hate how you have to walk from one side of the park to the other with no basket to throw at. I feel like because of that, the holes could've been better placed. The basket on the side of the hill followed by the hole at the bottom of the hill are the most redeeming factors about this course.

I'll admit ahead of time that my rating is inflated by nostalgia. Riffle is one of the first courses I every played, and it was the first one that forced me to throw a low shot, so I am grateful to i ... show more ›

I'll admit ahead of time that my rating is inflated by nostalgia. Riffle is one of the first courses I every played, and it was the first one that forced me to throw a low shot, so I am grateful to it. There is a variety of shots to be had, but overall the course is pretty open, and can be confusing your first time.

This used to be a decent, but not spectacular course. However, the park is fairly busy, and they rerouted a few baskets, obviously without any input from anyone who actually plays disc golf. So the ... show more ›

This used to be a decent, but not spectacular course. However, the park is fairly busy, and they rerouted a few baskets, obviously without any input from anyone who actually plays disc golf. So the course is now... OK. It works for locals looking for something different, but if you're coming to town, try a different course,

(The new hole 17: 100 feet, no obstacles except the baseball field to the right. You can't play this hole if there is a baseball game going on. Hole 16 is currently missing. Seriously?)