Bryant Park

Extremely challenging course. Lots of long holes for those without a big arm (and some long holes for those WITH a big arm). I was shocked by how long some of the holes in the woods are. So not only l ... show more ›

Extremely challenging course. Lots of long holes for those without a big arm (and some long holes for those WITH a big arm). I was shocked by how long some of the holes in the woods are. So not only long, but very tight with lots of opportunity for tree love or lost discs. About 2/3 of the course is pretty difficult to navigate, even with a map. 12 -15 were really hard to find. Lack of good signage in the woods doesn't help the situation. Carpet remnant tee pads are pretty weird. Those must get pretty gnarly in the winter.

Concrete tees and some good signage and this course is A+ ! This course is so sick and so challenging! It will punish your bad shots and reward good shots. Every shot in your bag is needed, and every ... show more ›

Concrete tees and some good signage and this course is A+ ! This course is so sick and so challenging! It will punish your bad shots and reward good shots. Every shot in your bag is needed, and every single hole can be a birdie. Probably a fantastic tournament course, I can't wait to come back and play again

All the compliments from earlier reviews are true. Bryant Park is a varied and extremely challenging disc golf course. Could be an A if the tee pads weren't short, lumpy carpet remnants, and if there ... show more ›

All the compliments from earlier reviews are true. Bryant Park is a varied and extremely challenging disc golf course. Could be an A if the tee pads weren't short, lumpy carpet remnants, and if there were clear indications where to find (1) the baskets, and (2) the tees.

There is a course map at http://www.pdga.com/files/course_maps/Bryant_Park_Map.pdf -- which helps, but you'll still struggle. Might be best to allocate four hours to play the course twice: there are blind drives and approaches you need to know about.

Note that hole #9 requires a throw of about 250' over a fenced field, and the course is a hike. Take a look at the course map, and choose your partners accordingly.

Playing the course a second time was less frustrating (I only had one problem finding the next tee, and had a vague recollection of basket location). Gave my map to a guy who drove up as I was leaving.

This course is awesome. The only reason I gave it a B+ and not an A+ is the lack of teepads. The rumors of this place being crazy overgrown and losing discs on most of the holes are bullshit. The club ... show more ›

This course is awesome. The only reason I gave it a B+ and not an A+ is the lack of teepads. The rumors of this place being crazy overgrown and losing discs on most of the holes are bullshit. The club and some individuals have done a ton of work. This place will challenge all your throws. And just because you can bomb doesn't mean shit if you can't place it. This is one of the best courses in the valley by far. And definitely in the top ten in oregon.