Knollwood Park
Kalamazoo, MI · 1 course · 18 holes

A short fun downtown wooded course with character. Blind water hazards will sneak up on you. Signage is barely negligible. Didn’t notice the litter or broken glass that others have reported on UDisc ...
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Pros:
- Easy to follow course
- Cement Tee Pads
- Available Layout Avoids Water Holes
- Beginner Friendly
- Fairways open and mostly fair
- Ace Run
Cons:
- Some damaged ...
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MAN! Knollwood has changed over the past few years... I honestly couldn't even tell you the last time I was there, but shot a practice round on Monday in prep for a doubles round this weekend. I was F ...
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Cement tee pads are in. New signs(for as long as they last) look sharp. You barely need them because the course is so short--you can literally play with a mid and a putter-- but they are well done. ...
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Great course for beginners. All holes are ace or birdie opportunities. It does favor RHBH throwers but as a RHBH I don't mind of course.
The only thing I don't like is not even the courses fault and ...
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This course is good for putter practice and breaking in new throws/discs. You can play the whole 18 in under an hour and there is a nice variety to the course layout. There has been a lot of hard wo ...
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Ah, Knollwood. What can I say that hasn't already been said? This place used to be a lot worse than it is today, and that's probably due to the effort of a couple of locals that have really taken up o ...
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Used to play here a lot for quick games, the course has been cleaned up a lot. There are still lots of college age kids that come to smoke weed kick them out and it would be a nice beginner friendly c ...
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Not necessarily a bad course, but does need improvement and some TLC. Good use of space provided, with all holes being short but technical through tree lines. Lack of signs and posts really can hinder ...
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This is my favorite course ever. I lived just down the street so I played at least 36 holes a day when I was at WMU. Its more challenging than it looks and levels the field for people who cant throw a ...
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Trash is cleaned up monthly by local volunteers, concrete pads were just installed on all 18 tees, and tee signs are coming soon. The poor reviews are from people that haven't been to Knollwood in a l ...
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This is what happens when you mix a disc golf course with a crack house. I played in a "tournament" here on 4/1 and there were piles of trash and broken glass everywhere. There is no pride in this c ...
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