Freedom Park

At 4 baskets, this is not a true course, more of a practice area. As the previous reviewer mentioned, half of the course tends to be muddy/wet--very unpleasant for play--and the signage isn't particularly good. Pluses: concrete teepees, bathroom facilities and open space to practice driving at actual baskets. Another plus is that, since it plays in a square, you get to work all the angle in wind. As a practice course, I would rate this a C or maybe a B-, but as a course proper, closer to an F ...
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At 4 baskets, this is not a true course, more of a practice area. As the previous reviewer mentioned, half of the course tends to be muddy/wet--very unpleasant for play--and the signage isn't particularly good. Pluses: concrete teepees, bathroom facilities and open space to practice driving at actual baskets. Another plus is that, since it plays in a square, you get to work all the angle in wind.

As a practice course, I would rate this a C or maybe a B-, but as a course proper, closer to an F, so I'll go for the middle and rate it at D. It would be nice to see Medford grow this into a full 9 or maybe even 18 hole course--through the woods and fields--Burlington County needs a disc golf course of it's own!
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This course is in a nice park with playgrounds, basketball courts, and a dog park. Good ample parking and a little walk to the first tee. The 4 hole course is a Boy Scout project that wasn't designed or thought out well. The teepads are concrete slabs and point in the general direction of the basket or mando that you have to follow. Knowing which basket is 1,2,3, and 4 is difficult for your first time as there's no map or direction until you see the top rim numbers. The field the baskets are loc ...
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This course is in a nice park with playgrounds, basketball courts, and a dog park. Good ample parking and a little walk to the first tee. The 4 hole course is a Boy Scout project that wasn't designed or thought out well. The teepads are concrete slabs and point in the general direction of the basket or mando that you have to follow. Knowing which basket is 1,2,3, and 4 is difficult for your first time as there's no map or direction until you see the top rim numbers. The field the baskets are located in is often muddy with deep puddles in some places. I've actually had a disc spike the ground and become more than half buried upon a hyzer landing. There's also a dog park on the other side of the course from the parking lot and many dogs and walkers traverse the course during play. As a dog person I totally get it. As a disc golfer I don't want them pooping on the course. The baskets are great for putting practice and the fact that I know the first basket is 263 feet helps me gauge distances on open field throws. I usually just throw back and forth between the first basket and find a dry spot to throw at #4. Sadly, this is my "home" course closest to my home. Stafford isn't too far away but this is great for practice.
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