Dragon Hills DGC

A well manicured disc golf course designed on an existing golf course. The long tees are very difficult and create too many tweener holes for me. But it is a well designed course creating some exciting tee shots. The course has 10 holes where water comes into play. The course has elevation changes on the rolling terrain. I love the fact that you can rent a motorized cart. They have a snack bar and a liquor license on premise and a beverage cart that roams throughout the course. Overall, a ...
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A well manicured disc golf course designed on an existing golf course. The long tees are very difficult and create too many tweener holes for me. But it is a well designed course creating some exciting tee shots. The course has 10 holes where water comes into play. The course has elevation changes on the rolling terrain. I love the fact that you can rent a motorized cart. They have a snack bar and a liquor license on premise and a beverage cart that roams throughout the course. Overall, a great course that is challenging and fun to play. Some of the tee surfaces are not level but the astroturf is adequate.
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For years this course was in sort of a 3/4 finished state with terrible teepads and no signage to navigate a gigantic property but the ODSA fixed it up nicely with turf pads and proper signage in 2021. The course itself is beautiful and for intermediate to advanced/pro players, it is always a real solid challenge. Even the short tees can be quite long and difficult. There is a lot of water around the property and a lot of discs in that water so keep your eye on your disc! Where this course loses ...
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For years this course was in sort of a 3/4 finished state with terrible teepads and no signage to navigate a gigantic property but the ODSA fixed it up nicely with turf pads and proper signage in 2021. The course itself is beautiful and for intermediate to advanced/pro players, it is always a real solid challenge. Even the short tees can be quite long and difficult. There is a lot of water around the property and a lot of discs in that water so keep your eye on your disc! Where this course loses marks is the regular golfers out there. My advice is to call the course, find out when the slowest hours for ball golf are and then aim for that window as going during a busy golf day can be a bit hectic and unenjoyable for all.
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