Bicentennial Park

I work nearby and come here fairly often. It's mostly open grass and a few mature trees. There are several decently long holes and good quality baskets. Also, actual concrete tee pads. The cons: this park can get busy. People will often walk right in the middle of the hole your about to play. Also, almost every hole requires some type of fade to the left. If you're a RHFH or LHBH player, you'll likely find this course a lot more challenging and/or annoying. Also, Bring bug spray! There's a lar ...
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I work nearby and come here fairly often. It's mostly open grass and a few mature trees. There are several decently long holes and good quality baskets. Also, actual concrete tee pads.
The cons: this park can get busy. People will often walk right in the middle of the hole your about to play. Also, almost every hole requires some type of fade to the left. If you're a RHFH or LHBH player, you'll likely find this course a lot more challenging and/or annoying.
Also, Bring bug spray! There's a large pond and some of the trees are hiding a very swampy area so the mosquitos come out in force.

Overall though, it's a nice, well maintained course for getting in a quick round.
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Played this course for the first time yesterday. Overall it's a nice course. It plays through a nice park with all holes playing through the grass. Many mature trees and some nice elevation changes. Please see Hole 1 Images for updated course map. Currently there are only 7 holes setup in this park, but there is an option for #8 and #9. Hole 1 is a short RHBH hyzer spike shot around two pine trees. Hole 2 is a nice uphill throw that also requires you to throw out to the right around ...
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Played this course for the first time yesterday. Overall it's a nice course. It plays through a nice park with all holes playing through the grass. Many mature trees and some nice elevation changes.

Please see Hole 1 Images for updated course map. Currently there are only 7 holes setup in this park, but there is an option for #8 and #9.

Hole 1 is a short RHBH hyzer spike shot around two pine trees.

Hole 2 is a nice uphill throw that also requires you to throw out to the right around some trees.

Hole 3 leaves you open for a big arm shot. If the basket is not on the hill straight ahead, you'll find it to the left up in the trees as they will move it up there during winter months as kids love using this kill for sledding.

Hole 4 is a fun downhill shot that finishes left of a large pine tree. Basket is not view-able from the tee pad.

Hole 5 plays a little longer and keeps you tight to the tree line on your left.

Hole 6 also offers you an opportunity to open up with a big arm throw as you head back to the same basket you finished at for Hole 4. Tee off from the boardwalk.

Hole 7 is a nice straight shot across the field as you head back to the trees on the opposite side.

Hole 8 is an optional hole where you play from the Tee pad for Hole 1 to the basket for Hole 2.

Hole 9 is also optional where you play from the Tee Pad for Hole 3 and finish at the basket for Hole 7.

I would recommend playing both of the optional holes as they were both really fun. Just be mindful of other players.

The only things I wasn't particularly fond of was how many people were in the park and giving no sense of care for the people playing disc golf there. Some people just blatantly walking out in front of you, others just laying out in the middle of fairways. With this park having been established for disc golf for some time, you would think others would have a better awareness but they don't. It could have something to do with the high number of apartment complexes in the area.

All in all though, this was a fun course to play and definitely one worth checking out.


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