Fort Lee Rec. Park

I live on post so it's easy enough for me to get a round in after class. I dislike natural tees, but I can't complain considering it's a blessing to have a course on post. The location is noisy, as it ... show more ›

I live on post so it's easy enough for me to get a round in after class. I dislike natural tees, but I can't complain considering it's a blessing to have a course on post. The location is noisy, as it is located pretty much right off of several busy streets. They actually have real DISCatcher baskets, which is nice, but it's not particularly challenging. I was able to play the entire round with nothing but a Star Aviar Driver and my RFF Wizard. If you're looking for something to do after class, go for it, but don't make it a destination round.

Ok 18-basket course for beginners. Not much variety; most holes are fairly straight shots with few technical elements. The first 7 or so holes are configured in such a way to discourage aggressive s ... show more ›

Ok 18-basket course for beginners. Not much variety; most holes are fairly straight shots with few technical elements. The first 7 or so holes are configured in such a way to discourage aggressive shots, as the baskets are either very close to busy streets or go over locked gated areas. The area between holes 7 and 8 is used for storage of bleacher seating and unreasonably obstructs the basket. The course gets better towards the back nine, but there's still very little shot variety or elevation change. It is somewhat difficult to find the next tee box from several of the baskets, and the course map is poor for the front 9 and nonexistent for the second 9. Frankly, it looks like someone got the idea to use some seemingly unused space around Fort Lee just to say there is a disc golf course available. I'll play it again as an opportunity to teach others, but I won't go out of my way to play on my own.