Woodlands Park

Good course for bordering a walking path, however, tee pads were about a foot and a half too short. I like the idea of tee sign in the pavement however it was a little confusing on some of the holes. ... show more ›

Good course for bordering a walking path, however, tee pads were about a foot and a half too short. I like the idea of tee sign in the pavement however it was a little confusing on some of the holes. I’d play the course again, but seemed to be around the same shot for most holes and not very much variation. Also hole 4 is practically placed right in front of the line of hole 5s tee pad. This just cannot happen in my opinion for a course that was rated rather high. Sorry

Great shot variety in a well maintained park. The tee pads are nice and consistent with the hole signs imbedded in the concrete. Extremely beginner friendly course with very small chance of ever los ... show more ›

Great shot variety in a well maintained park. The tee pads are nice and consistent with the hole signs imbedded in the concrete. Extremely beginner friendly course with very small chance of ever losing a disc. It won't be very challenging for intermediate players, but it's still a great course to practice on and get lots of birdies.

Played 12 holes for a break during a moving trip. The wind was crazy, turning my flat flicks with my D2 and Enforcer to rollers. The weather was terrible. But even without the bad weather, I don't kno ... show more ›

Played 12 holes for a break during a moving trip. The wind was crazy, turning my flat flicks with my D2 and Enforcer to rollers. The weather was terrible. But even without the bad weather, I don't know that I'd have been that interested in finishing the course. It was well kept, there were lots of benches, and the tees were nice. It was helpful the baskets were numbered and though numbered posts or signs at each tee to give a visual signal which way to go would have been equally helpful. Perhaps the locals don't like such visual breaks in the otherwise flat and sparsely wooded visual field? Perhaps with more play, natural paths will develop that would help? Rocks with arrows or signs on them could be employed. Some of the baskets were close enough to the road I was afraid I could cause a car accident. I'm not a terrible player, but that wind was insane when I was there and I was playing with my alt-bag in case the uHaul got broken into during the trip. I think the design could be just as good with ropes or other landcaped OBs, though I did appreciate the landscaping that was utilized. The bottom line is that this course is no where near what I would call an "A-" course. I did notice that it seemed my route from Michigan along 80/90 showed very little in the way of great courses, but I played Fairborn Community Park a bunch of years ago and this was not even close to as good. I would be sincerely amused if this course was legitimately the 20th best course in OH. My local course puts this to shame and we're only listed as 60th or so in MI. I'm not trying to start any OH vs MI thing, just saying this course probably doesn't really represent Ohio's best. It was very conveniently located off the highway. For what it is - if you like mostly open, completely flat, fairly short courses in a public park setting, this is your jam. Shy of putting in a sizable water hazard, I can't see this course ever being worth better than a C+ rating. That said, I don't mean that as a slight against the course - it's pretty good for what the land has to offer - the land just doesn't have that much to offer.

I want to start by saying this is a decent 18 hole course. They mostly did what they could with the park and working around the traffic of other park goers. It does have 1 set of concrete tee pads. O ... show more ›

I want to start by saying this is a decent 18 hole course. They mostly did what they could with the park and working around the traffic of other park goers. It does have 1 set of concrete tee pads. Other than that this is just your average run of the mill course that goes in parks across america. Nothing really special here. Park is well kept and is safe area to play. Typical disc golf shots here. Im guessing all of the A ratings here haven't been around to play other courses that are good or great. Doesn't even have pro tees. In my opinion almost no course should be an A with 1 set of tees. Doesn't have any special basket locations (like elevated) or obstacles to counter act openness. Maybe 2 anhyser shots on the whole course. This course has no business being in the top 25 in ohio. Its rated above courses way better than it is probably by newbs.

Very nice course! Like markers and navigation built right into teepad. Only course I have played where female hucker outnumbered the male. Good looking girls to boot. Watch out for non attentive pedes ... show more ›

Very nice course! Like markers and navigation built right into teepad. Only course I have played where female hucker outnumbered the male. Good looking girls to boot. Watch out for non attentive pedestrians, they walk right into the fairways. Great beginner course, minimal obstacles, no water,and no hills. Well done Perrysburg.

1st time played--LOVE it, super nice Excatly what a course should be. The best tee-markers I've ever seen, been thrown for over 20 years. (cement'd right in tee-boxes). Recommened this course highly-- ... show more ›

1st time played--LOVE it, super nice Excatly what a course should be. The best tee-markers I've ever seen, been thrown for over 20 years. (cement'd right in tee-boxes). Recommened this course highly--cant wait to play it again..Whoever put it in, did an AWESOME JOB-SHOULD BE PROUD of a great course.

Before the course went in, I was skeptical of the quality of course that could be built in such an open park. After it was created however, all of my worries disappeared. They did about as good of a j ... show more ›

Before the course went in, I was skeptical of the quality of course that could be built in such an open park. After it was created however, all of my worries disappeared. They did about as good of a job as you could have hoped for with such limited natural barriers (i.e. elevation changes and trees). There is some foot traffic you have to deal with, but the park is never busy enough that it becomes a hinderence. Great course, love it everytime I play it.

Extremely well kept grounds. Amazing benches and overall beautiful Park. In a great area. Mostly wide open couple of fun long ones throw to empty the bag on, but golf wise not challenging with most ... show more ›

Extremely well kept grounds. Amazing benches and overall beautiful Park. In a great area. Mostly wide open couple of fun long ones throw to empty the bag on, but golf wise not challenging with most distance ranging mid to high 200's. Perfect for taking a date, family or newbies you getting into the game.

New course with a nice variety of challenges from wide open to tree obstructed holes. No monster holes (500+') but that makes it friendly for novice/youth as well as more experienced players. On only ... show more ›

New course with a nice variety of challenges from wide open to tree obstructed holes. No monster holes (500+') but that makes it friendly for novice/youth as well as more experienced players. On only a few holes are the walking/bike path "in play" that might cause a few seconds of delay while other park users clear. If you are really in a yank there are safe driving areas away from the paths so you can get on with your round. NW Ohio is flat and windy but that is part of the charm/challenge. As tree continue to mature this will only become a more beautiful and challenging facility.