Course reviews
+0 votes Ben Creger › November 5, 2013
Very technical course. Gotta hug a tree or two before the round. There are some lines on every hole but you still gotta get lucky. The back nine is extremly nice with some cool elivation and a nice stream that comes into play on 3 holes.
+0 votes Chuck F › October 28, 2011
I loved this wooded course! Great for working on line shaping thru the many trees. Lots of trees but fair paths to the baskets with a properly placed drive. Not much underbrush at all. Cool elevated basket. Nice new tee signs. Front 9 flat, back 9 small hills. Small creek in play on a couple holes. Nice forest setting. I love dg courses that feel like a hike in the woods, open fields are for ball golf...
+0 votes Joel Casilio › November 14, 2011
i like the course alot. It's just all the trees are hard to get around.
+0 votes J T › May 17, 2012
Since I am new my review won't hold as much merit as those more experienced but I enjoyed the course since it seemed to be less about distance and more about accuracy.
+ Benches at most of the holes.
+ Very well maintained.
+ Easy to find the next hole due to the signs and grooming.
+ More about accuracy and less about distance.
- Hole 17: very difficult to get across the creek without getting wet. Would be nice if there was a better bridge.
+ Benches at most of the holes.
+ Very well maintained.
+ Easy to find the next hole due to the signs and grooming.
+ More about accuracy and less about distance.
- Hole 17: very difficult to get across the creek without getting wet. Would be nice if there was a better bridge.
+0 votes Patrick Treude › August 27, 2019
All 18 holes in the woods. You have a great mix of tight technical holes, strategic par 4's, and short tricky holes. You have little to no advantage if you're a long thrower. I felt at home with this style of course. Very enjoyable. Easy to navigate and nice tee signs to guide the first-timers.
+0 votes James Pier III › February 18, 2014
Best course in Rochester for all players...The trees are the "Great Equalizer!"
+0 votes David Needle › August 19, 2015
playing disc golf in the woods its great, trees and a stream makes it more challenging and fun......nice course
+0 votes Tom Mulgrew › July 21, 2018
This is a beautiful course set in the woods. Every hole has both a forehand and back hand route and you can reach the basket if you throw with accuracy. The course is well marked. It is multi use so watch for bikers and foot traffic.
+0 votes Kyle Myers › July 23, 2018
Very wooded. With that said, its a great course. Theres a good amount of technical shots and its a good forehand and backhand course. The course was well taken care of as well.
+0 votes TD Gillett › June 20, 2017
My favorite local course- heavily wooded for all 18 holes, BM forces you to be accurate off the tee, and be very good at recovery shots. Awesome year-round course.
+0 votes Matt Coultas › May 10, 2019
I really enjoy wooded golf so this course definitely gets a good review from me. One of my favorites in NY so far. Need well placed shots or it can eat you up.
+0 votes Brendan Merna › August 10, 2021
When I've played the long holes at Chili and Parma too much I like Basil for testing out my technical shots. A lot more shots here that require a forehand to get through the tight gaps. Great course, if you only hit 10 trees you probably had a decent round.
+0 votes John Bertolone › February 13, 2021
This course values control over power. Great place to practice your line shaping. Completely wooded. Back 9 has a beautiful creek winding through a few holes with great elevation changes. Only complaint would be disrespectful people who leave trash about the course. My personal favorite in the Rochester area.