Faircrest Park

The newest addition to the Stark County disc golf scene is a good one. A nine holer with long and short tee pads create a fun filled course that should appeal to most every player. The two sets of tee pads make for a wide variety of shots if played as a full 18 course. Holes vary in distance and elevation and weave throughout an open park with a fair amount of mature trees. Plenty of different lines are available on many holes allowing you to work on any shot you want. Great use of the available ...
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The newest addition to the Stark County disc golf scene is a good one. A nine holer with long and short tee pads create a fun filled course that should appeal to most every player. The two sets of tee pads make for a wide variety of shots if played as a full 18 course. Holes vary in distance and elevation and weave throughout an open park with a fair amount of mature trees. Plenty of different lines are available on many holes allowing you to work on any shot you want. Great use of the available land and it's hard to find many if not any faults with the final design. The finishing hole is a polarizing one already within the local scene as it plays as a left dogleg mando, 180 degrees out and back to the basket. Gimmicky perhaps, but unique and a solid par hole. Parking lot is between hole 1 and 9 and there are two nice pavilions and porta-a-johns for restrooms all nearby. I can see this course being used for glow rounds, ace races, winter season tournaments, and every day play. It truly is appealing to anyone who enjoys the sport, and is accessible for all skill levels.
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Sometimes you just want to go out and throw some plastic. This course is perfect for just getting out and having a good time chucking discs! The course offers a lot of different shot types, open, tunnel, mandos, and plenty of elevation changes. The old oak trees on the property are perfectly placed to make shots just challenging for experienced players, yet still a great course for beginners. Multiple tee pads allow you to play a full 18 holes (I recommend alternating red/black tees if yo ...
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Sometimes you just want to go out and throw some plastic. This course is perfect for just getting out and having a good time chucking discs!

The course offers a lot of different shot types, open, tunnel, mandos, and plenty of elevation changes. The old oak trees on the property are perfectly placed to make shots just challenging for experienced players, yet still a great course for beginners.

Multiple tee pads allow you to play a full 18 holes (I recommend alternating red/black tees if you are going to play 18)

I am not a big fan of hole #9, but all in all, this is a fantastic course! I would play it often if I lived in this area.
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