Freeport Regional Sports Complex

Nice course to start out. Difficult to navigate if you have not been before. No markings on which direction to go after you finished basket. A lot of woods and a lot of water holes. We lost 2 discs in ... show more ›

Nice course to start out. Difficult to navigate if you have not been before. No markings on which direction to go after you finished basket. A lot of woods and a lot of water holes. We lost 2 discs in the water today. If you are not good walking up and down steep hills and pulling your disc out our the woods and water this course is not for you. Not sure if we will be back. Might be a better Pro Course than beginner.

I love this course! It is not the most beginner friendly due to the many water holes. I love the holes with the pro tees especially holes 12 and 13. Hole 3 is an excellent, narrow tunnel shot that, ... show more ›

I love this course! It is not the most beginner friendly due to the many water holes. I love the holes with the pro tees especially holes 12 and 13. Hole 3 is an excellent, narrow tunnel shot that, after you clear the tunnel, your flight path is along the left bank of a pond. If you are not straight you either hit trees on the left or get wet on the right. The course borders the existing sports complex and, even though there is a walking path around the park, there are few walkers. This course plays entirely different with a strong wind out of the south... you are warned! :)

Played two rounds at this course today. Only been playing for about five months so keep that in mind, I am no pro. Really enjoyed this course today. Weather was terrific, little cool this morning and ... show more ›

Played two rounds at this course today. Only been playing for about five months so keep that in mind, I am no pro. Really enjoyed this course today. Weather was terrific, little cool this morning and wind did come into play most of the day. Good shade on most of the course, some holes are directly in the sun.The course outlines the park which has a soccer field, softball, tennis courts, and even shuffle board. Bathrooms are ecofriendly and clean. People walking on the walking track should not be a problem as we did not see any. First hole you are throwing into trees, but this is also the shortest hole. Still possible to get a birdie. The entire course is a par three which is great, but wouldn't mind seeing a good hole that was a par 4 or 5 distance. Had a chance to use all of my discs with different ranges. Nice quiet area to play. Hole five, I believe, was the only tricky hole to really find as it was past 18 on the opposite side of the road past hole four. I think this site is excellent for posting pictures of each hole, if people want to post them, and I think it may be a good idea to take a look at them before you play a new course. The water play was actually fun and a little intimidating and for beginners such as I, I would reccomend buying a floater before you play. Yes we did loose a disc on one of the water holes as the pole could not reach it, not to mention once the disc goes in the water it will disappear in the grassy bottom. As I mention some holes had tee pads some did not, so look for wooden blocks to show launch spot and hole number. There is some thick brush to loose a disc on so be mindful of where you disc may go especially on fades. Really enjoyed this course and look forward to playing it again soon.