Played it this past weekend! Beautiful brand new Mach 5 baskets. Very little park for a 9 hole disc golf course. Teepads were paving stones from Lowe's, not safe at all as they were uneven. Do yourself a favor and throw off to the left or right on solid ground. I'm still shaking my head on course layout and design. I can't imagine how dangerous this course would be if the park is full of people. Many of the fairways criss-cross each other. Also several tee shots throw over playground equipment, ...
continue reading ›Played it this past weekend! Beautiful brand new Mach 5 baskets. Very little park for a 9 hole disc golf course. Teepads were paving stones from Lowe's, not safe at all as they were uneven. Do yourself a favor and throw off to the left or right on solid ground. I'm still shaking my head on course layout and design. I can't imagine how dangerous this course would be if the park is full of people. Many of the fairways criss-cross each other. Also several tee shots throw over playground equipment, soccer field, or beside boundary roads. You could not play this course safely if the park was full of other users. Hard to navigate first time as multiple baskets and teepads are too close to each other. I appreciate a little town embracing disc golf, but I believe this park is too crowded and dangerous. Uproot all nine baskets and find some land that is wide open or place them in a wooded course. This place is gonna hurt a small child or a well fed adult, by being hit by an errant disc.
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Eric "Downtown" Brown
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September 24, 2020