Course reviews
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Brad Schappell
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December 1, 2010
This is my new wheel house. Played this place once and I love it. Ranges from super technical to open shots and everything in between. Wish it was closer or I'd play it every week
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Nick Sims
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March 19, 2011
This place was huge and we only played here twice so Im not really sure what tees we threw from or what baskets we threw to but it was always marked. The course is everywhere with different looks on every shot.
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Scott H
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April 30, 2011
Great course with open holes and wooded holes. There are lots of risk/reward shots and nice elevation changes.
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j swatso
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May 14, 2011
Pros: Multi-tee and multi-basket gives you four ways to play
Cons: Lack of signage and navigational aids make it hard on visitors
Sum: Challenging for many levels of players.
Cons: Lack of signage and navigational aids make it hard on visitors
Sum: Challenging for many levels of players.
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Chris Brumwell
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August 20, 2011
great course with alot of exciting looks, open and wooded. great course, just wish it wouldve been a little easier to navigate, was all alone with no one in sight, figured it out eventually but overall i loved it. definatly coming back asap.
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Chris Perkins
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April 2, 2012
Great course, great layout, very badly marked. There were a lot of people playing today that could not find there way around. No scorecards with maps readily available, that would have helped. Thanks to some other very intelligent people for the suggestion , I took a pic of the map in the sign, and still had trouble.
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Justin Quigley
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July 24, 2013
Quite challenging course; most of the holes are wooded with plenty of trees in your field of vision. There are 2 or 3 open-field holes on the Back Nine, and maybe 2 on the Front. Pin locations can be difficult to initially see from the tee box. Overall, very fun course.
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jordan doster
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July 13, 2014
Beautiful course. Great elevation and mix of open and wooded areas. Dope course!
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Matty Slebzak
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April 13, 2015
Well maintained with decent tee boxes red and blue and "red' and green baskets. Just a little confusing first time around finding green baskets but reds are easy to spot. Course navigates better from red baskets. Over all great course and very challenging with good variety and some nice elevation changes that any skill level can handle. No map or score card. No water risks. Will frequent here.
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Dan Becker
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May 28, 2015
This is the best course in MD!
Six different layouts are in play all year long! There are two baskets on each hole (Blue tees to the Green Baskets is the "Green Monster"), and there are three tees (yellow bricks used for Rec tees).
If there is a Ranger at the check-in; ask for a map; you will want it!
The tees are crushed rock which can be an issue during "mud season".
Six different layouts are in play all year long! There are two baskets on each hole (Blue tees to the Green Baskets is the "Green Monster"), and there are three tees (yellow bricks used for Rec tees).
If there is a Ranger at the check-in; ask for a map; you will want it!
The tees are crushed rock which can be an issue during "mud season".
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Ron Watson
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September 2, 2015
Great golf. Tees are somewhat easy to navigate, but baskets are tough to find with both the eyes and the discs. This course can play really, really long with the multiple baskets and tees.
It's a bit of a hike between a few of the holes and doesn't walk particularly well in general.
It's a bit of a hike between a few of the holes and doesn't walk particularly well in general.
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Brian M
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January 10, 2016
First time playing, very challenging. No signs at holes so was shooting blind a lot not knowing where the baskets where. Difficult to navigate to next hole as well. Needs more signage everywhere.
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John M
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April 22, 2019
This course is straight up tough. Two sets of tee pads that are kept up well. The course has a mix of terrain, elevation and lots of trees. You have to throw over a road a few times but it's not too bad. Definitely a challenging course.
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Andrew Pearman
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May 10, 2022
There is an active club and volunteers working hard to improve this course. New baskets, signage, and teepad improvements would make this an A for sure!
Some of the design may also need work now that the park is so busy on weekends. Shifting holes away from the roads and picnic areas, and more into the woods would help.
Some of the design may also need work now that the park is so busy on weekends. Shifting holes away from the roads and picnic areas, and more into the woods would help.
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Brian Rowe
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August 8, 2020
This place is so close to being a great disc golf course. It looks like they completed 95% of the course and then said screw it were done. Several of the longer baskets are tough to find and there is almost no signage what so ever. Everything was really overgrown and a few fairways weren’t cut, so you can be dead center of the fairway and still be in tall grass. Natural tee pads are made out of gravel and are extremely worn down in the middle, which makes it very tough to tee off. The holes t ...
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Eagle CK
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April 14, 2021
Lots of pricker bushes. Ask for a map at the park entrance (Take a little pencil. They have enough to last until judgment day.) The front nine can be a little difficult to find and sort out basket locations. Back nine is some of the prettiest disc golf I've ever played
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April Tong
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June 28, 2021
Excellent course, definitely my favorite. The biggest thing for me is the lack of signage in each hole like most other courses. A lot of the tee boxes have been redone and signs to the next hole have been added to each basket which is great. The course is very versatile with 6 different layouts. The course loops back to the parking lot between 9 and 10 which is very convenient for getting extra water or only playing half the course ect.
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The Rooster
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March 20, 2023
Pros: Fantastic tee pads; clean course.
Cons: NO TEE SIGNS ! No arrows to next hole (navigation).
Cons: NO TEE SIGNS ! No arrows to next hole (navigation).