Maple Creek Park

This is a very nice disc golf course in the city of Dacula, Georgia! I played it for my first time and enjoyed it very much! It is 9 holes mostly flat and grassy - good course for beginners as the course has some short holes and has very little obstacles or hazards. I particularly liked #5 - which required a hyzer inside the fence, #6 - required a anhyzer and #9 was over a grassy bern / mound! Excelent Mach 5 baskets! This course would be great for a Par 2 or beginner type tournament!

Groomed well. Easy to follow holes. Midrange and putting. Couple of longer holes. 5 is kind of close to a fence. 6 pin placement is difficult to see from the tee for a first timer.

I love this course. It is in a little postage stamp of a park that is hidden right off of University. The holes are relatively simple and not very long. It is great for when I don't have a lot of time and want to sneak in nine holes. I take my grandson with me to play this course. Good for beginners, but not really very challenging for more experienced players. If it just had actual tee pads it would be amazing.

Nice little park and was perfect to have a little fun after our original plans were duped by our own fault not knowing prior that a tournament was going on at our first destination. Thanks to B, we had some fun with just 9 holes of play at this park. The only downside we thought of could be with the surrounding neighborhood backyards, that is if you throw overly long, for we did see evidence of a couple lost discs over the fence line. Thankfully, not any of ours. :)

Great little quiet park with 18-hole layout in an original 9-hole course (back nine is longer, using tees and baskets in different pattern). Never crowded during weekdays. UDisc has updated Layouts including “Back Nine”, “Front+Back(18)”, and “F+B(18) ExpertPars”. Existing tee signs have inaccurate distances and pars - use UDisc.
The only “negative” is some of the dirt tees have trippy roots.