Creekside

Fun, technically challenging course. I don’t play it below 70 degrees because the risk of getting in the creek is there on every hole. Course runs the length of the water that is only about 3 feet d ... show more ›

Fun, technically challenging course. I don’t play it below 70 degrees because the risk of getting in the creek is there on every hole. Course runs the length of the water that is only about 3 feet deep, creatively using the space for a good little course. Only not receiving an A because some days this course will frustrate you to no end with how bad it can beat you up. Must hit your lines or you will be wet or in someone’s backyard. Fun local club course.

This course has gotten some nice improvements over the last few years. Great job by the Creekside Crawdads installing a new stairs, a new hole 15 (~2019) and many other nice touches. Tee boxes are sma ... show more ›

This course has gotten some nice improvements over the last few years. Great job by the Creekside Crawdads installing a new stairs, a new hole 15 (~2019) and many other nice touches. Tee boxes are small but several now have stone fill behind them. Tee signs are old but fairly accurate. It's a great course to learn and grow on. The front 9 is perfect for playing over a lunch hour.

Shorter than some, but a really nice walk with the creek to one side on many holes. Strategy here on when to "go for it" and when to make sure you don't see your disc take a swim down the currents of ... show more ›

Shorter than some, but a really nice walk with the creek to one side on many holes. Strategy here on when to "go for it" and when to make sure you don't see your disc take a swim down the currents of the creek. Back nine has a stretch called "monster alley" with mandos and ob to make those holes tighter, requiring a more accurate shot. Lots of shade here as well. Worth the drive to play here!

I'm relatively new to the disc golf "scene", this was the 3rd course Ive played at. Mainly wanted to comment that there is a TON of poison ivy along the edges of this course. It's a pretty open area o ... show more ›

I'm relatively new to the disc golf "scene", this was the 3rd course Ive played at. Mainly wanted to comment that there is a TON of poison ivy along the edges of this course. It's a pretty open area on most of the holes, but if you're just beginning and allergic to that stuff, this might not be the best course for you. Other than that, it was a lot of fun! Its right beside the creek and you're able to wade in after playing to cool off. The last couple holes (15-18? I think?) were a bit sketchy, only because they were severely overgrown and it was unclear as to where the baskets were.