Grove City DGC

With the recent addition of the back 9 it has really opened up this course to a lot more fun with some exciting challenge. Trevor has done a wonderful job with this course.

The really short front doesn't make up for the pretty good back.

front 9 baskets are really low only one tee pad

Great place to start and improve on your game. If you see anyone running while playing, stop them and say hi.

This is a fun course that's always worth playing.
Negatives: This course uses natural tee pads and only has one per hole. It plays very short and can definitely leave a player wanting as far as a challenge goes.
Positives: The back 9 has a lot of very fun shots and will challenge your technical woods game more than your distance.
If you are going to make a disc golf trip to Grove City play this course first to warm up your arm, then head over to Hunter Farm to really let loose on an amazing PDGA level course.

Fun course.

Course is well set up, but some holes play very close to each other (fairways next to each other with no divide) and some holes are not well-marked on how to get to the next hole. Course is well maintained and offers a variety of hole difficulties, with the first 9 holes being entirely par 3's in an open layout, and the back 9 being more wooded with varying par assignments.

Nice course. Open front nine, wooded back. Tee boxes need work, but they are updating them with new cement tee boxes.

Very nice and easy front. The baskets are great now, and they all match! The only issues I have with front are a) tee boxes (most have roots that could Trip) b) lack of multiple tee areas & there are an alternate 3 holes that are over 1/4 mile away with no directional signage to alert the disc golfer where they would be. This course is truly a Jekyll & Hyde. the back 9 is special. Overall a decent course with a lot more potential if there was a local club to take it over and add the finishing touches!

Front 9 needs new baskets and better teeing areas. Back 9 still needs a ton of work