Ken Caryl DGC

If you have newbies in your group, bring them here. If you need to perfect your short game, go here. The grass is maintained nicely. I enjoy playing casual rounds here.

Assets - This is a short course, meaning that it's great for beginners, people who want to get in a quick nine holes, and for anyone working on their short game.

Liabilities - The course does not pose a challenge, the tees and baskets are in need of some maintenance, and the course tends to attract the beginning player or people who do not take disc golf seriously, which results in some etiquette violations.

Recommended - For beginners and those in a hurry.

Easily the shortest course I've ever played. Multiple holes under 150 feet, with an average hole length of maybe 125'. You can ace run pretty much every hole. Good place for beginners or people who have never played disc golf, but a player with any sort of experience will find this course to be a bit of a joke. It's a wonder they fit 9 holes into the space allocated. Lot's of single chained baskets with shallow cages. I think there were two double chained baskets with regular cages. One plus, there were concrete tee pads on every hole and a little post with the hole number on it.

short and sweet.. some holes could use new baskets... new tee signs are needed