Bryant Lake Park

This is a beautiful and well-maintained course. 3 Rivers park district does and amazing job with this. There are both open and wooded holes and a good mix of backhand and forehand friendly holes thr ... show more ›

This is a beautiful and well-maintained course. 3 Rivers park district does and amazing job with this. There are both open and wooded holes and a good mix of backhand and forehand friendly holes throughout the course. The teepads continue to become nicer each year, with hooks and brooms being installed on many to make bags less of a problem.

Well-groomed. Plenty of up and down elevation. Scenic, with Bryant lake in open view from holes on the side of a large hill. Wooded. $5 pay to play worth it all day. One basket is located atop a massi ... show more ›

Well-groomed. Plenty of up and down elevation. Scenic, with Bryant lake in open view from holes on the side of a large hill. Wooded. $5 pay to play worth it all day. One basket is located atop a massive boulder, while others are well placed on ledges and sand traps. Short and long pads and many holes have two baskets. Great confidence booster before/ after a round at Blue Ribbon Pines. Worth the trip from Michigan.

Amazing upkeep on this course. There are granite stairs in the middle of the woods just to get you to the next tee. The views overlooking the lake are beautiful! I love the elevation changes from h ... show more ›

Amazing upkeep on this course. There are granite stairs in the middle of the woods just to get you to the next tee. The views overlooking the lake are beautiful! I love the elevation changes from hole to hole, you even get to throw off a cliff over a roadway on hole 17. I rate this course as my second favorite ever (after blue ribbon pines). It's so nice that I picked up a season pass and am getting one for my wife as well!

Some courses get worse as time goes by, Bryant Lake gets better. Every year Three Rivers adds some improvement to the course and they have for several years running. This year they've whittled the r ... show more ›

Some courses get worse as time goes by, Bryant Lake gets better. Every year Three Rivers adds some improvement to the course and they have for several years running. This year they've whittled the rock on 16 down a bit and used the resulting slabs of rock to so some landscaping around 16's basket.

So you now have the pyramid hole, the rock hole, and the cliff bomber, fairly unique holes.

probably best course i have ever played. the place was immaculate. on a mostly gentle hillside nest to a lake. mowed fairways. grass next to fairways only shin high. so many amazing steps and embankme ... show more ›

probably best course i have ever played. the place was immaculate. on a mostly gentle hillside nest to a lake. mowed fairways. grass next to fairways only shin high. so many amazing steps and embankments and fancy tee pads and just basically what a disc golf course in heaven would look like.
two tee pads AND two baskets each hole was CONFUSING at times.
also annoying that the feet marker at tee pad was always exclusively wrong for any combination of short or long tee pad or basket.
but otherwise just an immaculate dg experience.

This place is awesome this year now that 16 is finished. The landscaping, teeboxes and course maintenence are reasons this place among the top in the state. Its $5 this year, but still worth playing ... show more ›

This place is awesome this year now that 16 is finished. The landscaping, teeboxes and course maintenence are reasons this place among the top in the state. Its $5 this year, but still worth playing no matter where you're from. Thick trees and brush line most of the fairways, making the search for a wild shot quite challenging. Keep it in the fairway, and dont be afraid to layup.

This is by far the nicest and most built-up course I've ever played. It rivals a ball-golf course in terms of infrastructure: long tee pads, good signs, wooden terraces, bridges, and pathways. There ... show more ›

This is by far the nicest and most built-up course I've ever played. It rivals a ball-golf course in terms of infrastructure: long tee pads, good signs, wooden terraces, bridges, and pathways. There are a lot of fun, scenic, interesting holes, but this is certainly not the most challenging course you'll find, as it is designed to appeal to all levels of player -- fairly wide fairways, two tee boxes on most holes, and even two baskets on a few (it's not hard to tell which are for the more recreational players). I played on a summer Sunday afternoon, and it was rather crowded, so I did a lot of waiting on the tees. $5 to play seems like a bargain given all the perks of this course.

Great course, my number 2 after Kaposia, for the Twin Cities Area. The entire 18 holes are essentially on a decent sized hill-top over looking a lake. Even the several more open borringer holes are ma ... show more ›

Great course, my number 2 after Kaposia, for the Twin Cities Area. The entire 18 holes are essentially on a decent sized hill-top over looking a lake. Even the several more open borringer holes are made slightly more interesting by being on a hill at a 30-45 degree angle. A few of my favorites include a 100 foot elevation drop, perfect for a right back hand mid-range. There's an (at least) 100ft elevation drop across a parking lot, roughly 500 foot shot. Another includes some low hanging trees you shoot under, but need to shoot around a giant rock between you and the basket, however, overshooting by 15 feet means your disc sails off of a cliffs edge.