Kenwood Heritage Park

I’m not sure why this Cadillac course isn’t talked about more in our area, because it is a great place to shoot a round of disc golf. There is a shorter nine hole course across the street right on ... show more ›

I’m not sure why this Cadillac course isn’t talked about more in our area, because it is a great place to shoot a round of disc golf. There is a shorter nine hole course across the street right on the water, but this 18 hole course tucked away in the woods is well laid out and lots of fun. There are some very narrow alleys, and definitely some opportunity to show off your putting skills. We did not have a map but it was easy to move from tee box to tee box, and you will see that the natural lumber comes in to play as you navigate both forehand and backhand tosses. It is not a very long course, but still a great way to spend an afternoon with some friends tossing the plastic!

We played Beachside - Holes were VERY Short, so short that it was hard to figure out which basket went with the hole. We had our kids, so it was perfect for us, but we were a bit disappointed that we ... show more ›

We played Beachside - Holes were VERY Short, so short that it was hard to figure out which basket went with the hole. We had our kids, so it was perfect for us, but we were a bit disappointed that we couldn't practice driving with some power. There is a large playground on the side of the course, so when our kids got tired of throwing with us, they went to play on that and we finished in peace. :)
After playing Beach Side, we went across the street the Regular Holes. Did not get to play all the way through because kids were worn out, but that course was heavily wooded and bugs were terrible.

This could be my new favorite course, it plays perfect for my game. Lots of mid range shots, with most holes from 200 to 270 feet. hit your gaps and shred this course. It was smaller cement teepads an ... show more ›

This could be my new favorite course, it plays perfect for my game. Lots of mid range shots, with most holes from 200 to 270 feet. hit your gaps and shred this course. It was smaller cement teepads and older discraft baskets..If there wasn't graffiti everywhere and a few benches it would be a solid A course

This is one of my home courses, I learned the game here so for me it is always a great time. Its almost completely flat but the trees will punish you if you get off the fairway. Plenty of baskets to t ... show more ›

This is one of my home courses, I learned the game here so for me it is always a great time. Its almost completely flat but the trees will punish you if you get off the fairway. Plenty of baskets to the right and left makes you play a variety of techniques, and keeps you on your toes. It'd be perfect, but to be honest I haven't played enough different courses to call any one perfect.

Great little short course packed into a lakeside park (fun for practice or warmup) with main course just across the road. Lots of trees but very playable with pretty good lanes and really good tee pa ... show more ›

Great little short course packed into a lakeside park (fun for practice or warmup) with main course just across the road. Lots of trees but very playable with pretty good lanes and really good tee pads and baskets. Got lucky and almost made par first time here with a bit of snow on the ground. Only did the main 18 and haven't done the extra holes yet. Definitely check this place out.

The holes are very short and there's not much variety - mostly straight, between 200-300 and various amounts of trees as obsticles. It's fairly pretty, but all pines. There's one hole that is actually ... show more ›

The holes are very short and there's not much variety - mostly straight, between 200-300 and various amounts of trees as obsticles. It's fairly pretty, but all pines. There's one hole that is actually a real gem, but the rest are just aceruns and deuces. The first time I played here I'd only been playing for about 2 months and I shot 60. Now, three+ years later I walk out with a 51 and know that if this were my home course, I'd be shotting into the 40's without too much difficulty. It's worth a short drive to get to, but nothing special. When we got to #7, it was confusing what "7r" was. The fairway looked new and unfinished. I suppose that was the way to go to play 24, but it wasn't clear what was going on. I'll have to hit this course again in a few months or next year when I have a bit more time and see whether the new 6 are a challenge or just more of the same easy 3's.

This is the definition of a technical course. Very very wooded and tight shots. Your favorite putter and roc are all you need here. The new holes are very challenging and a few of them are not possibl ... show more ›

This is the definition of a technical course. Very very wooded and tight shots. Your favorite putter and roc are all you need here. The new holes are very challenging and a few of them are not possible shots. The original 18 are a fun deuce or die style. Thick woods await you if you stray from the fairway and will punish you. This is a fun course to play though and is actually the only course that i have posted a 1000+ rated round, so it holds a place in my memory. defiantly worth playing. The few "unplayable" holes are what keep this from being a "B".