Otter Brook DGC

Update 4-22-17: Otter Brook now features 18 holes and Permanent tee pads.Innova The Yellow Bands of Innova Disc Catcher baskets can be seen from the majority of teepads. ( The club has put in hundreds of hours of work. Most holes now have benches and lots of fairway clearing and general maintenance has occurred. Poles sawing has taken care of the majority of sniper branches and a few selective cuts have eliminated any spray and pray holes. Make no mistake, it is a technical woodsy course and ...
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Update 4-22-17:
Otter Brook now features 18 holes and Permanent tee pads.Innova The Yellow Bands of Innova Disc Catcher baskets can be seen from the majority of teepads. ( The club has put in hundreds of hours of work. Most holes now have benches and lots of fairway clearing and general maintenance has occurred. Poles sawing has taken care of the majority of sniper branches and a few selective cuts have eliminated any spray and pray holes. Make no mistake, it is a technical woodsy course and the geography of the greens will bring on a death putt or two. Will you run it? Weds night random dubz ,meets @ 5:30, Sunday singles meet at 9 AM. Until the park opens we meet at the top lot and walk in to hole #5 which is on the right side of the bridge down the road about 2 hundred yards. Once park is open, drive down this road, stay to the right until you pass another bridge, hole #1 is on your right just before bridge you will see stairs leading up to it. This course is hilly and terrain is rugged, not dangerous if you wear proper attire, sandals and or barefeet is a bad idea.


excellent course, tons of work being done regularly! Front 9 has permanent tee pads topped with fly 18 material, these are l some of the best pads in New England, course also features B tees (beginner friendly) for a completely different shot. cutting back 9 will begin soon. check out Keene Disc Golf club on facebook for wordays and updates.UPDATE BACK 9 IS COMPLETE, continuing the theme of using elevation and topography to test skills, the back 9 is playing very nicely and offers some very fun shots that reward placement. Permanent tee pads to be installed. If you have not played Otter Brook, it is worth the drive. The state park offers recreation for an entire day of fun.
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Very interesting and challenging course! Lots of elevation changes, makes for a great hiking round. Best signage I’ve seen at any course anywhere. Volunteers shovel tee pads and put down ice melt in the dead of winter. Plays great even in February. For a winter round, you should think about bringing shoe spikes, trail may be icy. This course should be rated much higher, it is far superior to many courses with top 200 national rankings. This course is better maintained than most pay to play ...
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Very interesting and challenging course! Lots of elevation changes, makes for a great hiking round. Best signage I’ve seen at any course anywhere. Volunteers shovel tee pads and put down ice melt in the dead of winter. Plays great even in February. For a winter round, you should think about bringing shoe spikes, trail may be icy.
This course should be rated much higher, it is far superior to many courses with top 200 national rankings. This course is better maintained than most pay to play courses.
In the winter, parking is 200 yards from the start of the course. Easier to start on hole 5 and finish with 1-4. In the summer, parking is closer and you can begin on the first tee. The local club has done a terrific job making this a top notch free course.
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