The Hollows North

I would like the opportunity to give this course another chance. I am from out of state and tried this course without knowing anything about it. I made the mistake of trying to bring my son in a strol ... show more ›

I would like the opportunity to give this course another chance. I am from out of state and tried this course without knowing anything about it. I made the mistake of trying to bring my son in a stroller (which anyone who has played the course knows was a huge mistake), and apparently do not have the right kind of bug spray. They were relentless the entire time we were there. My only true complaint toward course design is that it was not easy to travel between holes and I actually accidentally walked onto the south course while trying to finish the back 9 of the north. The course itself is incredibly tight and technical and probably would be a lot of fun were it not for elements mentioned above. There are definitely some holes that (at least for my first time there) made me wonder where the line could possibly be, but I think every good course should have a few holes that require and perfect and imaginative shot to birdie.

Three sets of tee pads on most holes.The baskets are top notch painted white with red flags on top for high visibility. The am and pro tees are concrete. This course is technical but has lanes to hit. ... show more ›

Three sets of tee pads on most holes.The baskets are top notch painted white with red flags on top for high visibility. The am and pro tees are concrete. This course is technical but has lanes to hit. I recommend this course for all levels of play. In my opinion one of the top two free courses in New Hampshire.

I started playing Disc Golf on this course and play here often. There are many trees to avoid and it takes a few times through the course to learn the not so obvious lanes. Like any course it is advan ... show more ›

I started playing Disc Golf on this course and play here often. There are many trees to avoid and it takes a few times through the course to learn the not so obvious lanes. Like any course it is advantageous to pair up with someone that knows the course you are playing to help you discover those lanes. I like the ace pads that are close enough for kids to use as well as 2 tee pads and most holes have A and B locations for the chains. There is some fine tuning to do on this course and I have a request list to remove certain trees that seem to haunt me , but over all I really like this course.

Heavily wooded course providing lots of technical shoots. Great concrete tee pads for both Pro and AM positions. The course also has rubber junior tee pads and double basket placements. T he signage ... show more ›

Heavily wooded course providing lots of technical shoots. Great concrete tee pads for both Pro and AM positions. The course also has rubber junior tee pads and double basket placements. T he signage is good and the course is being kept clean by local players who are doing a great job. No big open shots for those big arms but overall this is a great course designed by The 2010 PDGA World Champion, Eric McCabe

Fun, technical course. Great signage with with distances for short-short, short-long, long-short, and long-long. Good maps of tee pad to pins as well. The only problem is there are no short tees, only ... show more ›

Fun, technical course. Great signage with with distances for short-short, short-long, long-short, and long-long. Good maps of tee pad to pins as well. The only problem is there are no short tees, only long. No big deal, but kind of odd. It would be nice to have the option of shooting for the other pin.

The entire course is in the woods, and although it has been cleared well, be careful about losing discs off to the sides. The brush and ferns quickly swallow errant throws. There are great opportunities for shaping shots around trees, but the majority of the holes are fairly straight. Nice elevation changes throughout.

This course is nicely maintained and improving. It's evident that the people maintaining it really care about the course. Cement & Prefab Pads, 2 sets of Tees on most holes (short and long), bench ... show more ›

This course is nicely maintained and improving. It's evident that the people maintaining it really care about the course. Cement & Prefab Pads, 2 sets of Tees on most holes (short and long), benches and pointers to next hole are well marked.
It's a heavily wooded course but they cleared the trees pretty well where needed to create a lane. No wide "open" holes though.

The only negative I have with the course seems to be some problems with locals or players doing vandalism, graffiti, and smashed beer bottles. Which is unfortunate and degrading for such a nice new disc golf course. Hope that trend changes. This is my favorite course.

Needs alot of work to be a "pro level course". Some holes feel like they set a pad and basket to be done with it not thinking of having to actually throw a disc. WI'll be much better when all pads ... show more ›

Needs alot of work to be a "pro level course". Some holes feel like they set a pad and basket to be done with it not thinking of having to actually throw a disc. WI'll be much better when all pads are in both locations. Needs alot of work still. I honestly hope they aren't done cutting trees and this isn't final layout.

The Hollows is a brand new municipal course. There is no fee to play. Currently the advanced tees have 4 x 8 rubber tee pads on pressure treated plywood. Back tees are natural and may be difficult ... show more ›

The Hollows is a brand new municipal course. There is no fee to play. Currently the advanced tees have 4 x 8 rubber tee pads on pressure treated plywood. Back tees are natural and may be difficult to play. Tee signs have been installed on holes 1 through 9 at the back tee locations. There are two possible basket placements on most holes. The course is improving daily. It is definitely a challenging course.