Riverbend Disc Golf Trail

Pristine park offering plenty of activities to keep anybody busy. The disc golf trail is well manicured and offers plenty of good along with some head scratching. Concrete tee pads are great as well as the condition of the baskets. First couple of holes are nice warm ups, but then you head to a small area cramming about 4 holes together all are extremely short and uneventful. From there it begins to open up and the rest of the course is very pleasant all in all. I played in late Autumn so t ...
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Pristine park offering plenty of activities to keep anybody busy. The disc golf trail is well manicured and offers plenty of good along with some head scratching. Concrete tee pads are great as well as the condition of the baskets. First couple of holes are nice warm ups, but then you head to a small area cramming about 4 holes together all are extremely short and uneventful. From there it begins to open up and the rest of the course is very pleasant all in all. I played in late Autumn so the brush and leaves were all but gone, however it was clear that many of these holes could be disc searching nightmares during the growing season. The last three holes appeared to be recovering from a recent period of standing water so flooding may also come into play in this area from time to time. Had a very enjoyable time visiting this park, and will have no problem coming back in the future.
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Fun from both tee pads, shorts are pretty easy. Longs are more difficult to find/non existent on a couple holes, some are painted on the walking path. Some holes are tough to find; after hole fifteen you walk back towards the parking lot and then across (another) sweet bridge on the left and the long tee is to the left. Great mix of long, short and technical shots. Possibly a lot of walkers in the nicer months might slow play on just a few holes but should be fine. There is a good bit of trou ...
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Fun from both tee pads, shorts are pretty easy. Longs are more difficult to find/non existent on a couple holes, some are painted on the walking path. Some holes are tough to find; after hole fifteen you walk back towards the parking lot and then across (another) sweet bridge on the left and the long tee is to the left. Great mix of long, short and technical shots. Possibly a lot of walkers in the nicer months might slow play on just a few holes but should be fine. There is a good bit of trouble, a lot of thick brush/woods, long grass, and a little water on hole 2. Not a bad course, if your're driving down RT15 or 75 in NW Ohio you should stop and check it out.
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This course is not laid out well. The second hole is more than another entire hole away, and this is not the only spot where this happens. The T-Boxes are small and there are a group of holes in the beginning that are super short and run into each other. The path though marked is still very hard to follow. The fairway is like the rough in many other courses I have been to and the rough is more like out of bounds. There are only a few holes where there is something between the T-Box and the pin. ...
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This course is not laid out well. The second hole is more than another entire hole away, and this is not the only spot where this happens. The T-Boxes are small and there are a group of holes in the beginning that are super short and run into each other. The path though marked is still very hard to follow. The fairway is like the rough in many other courses I have been to and the rough is more like out of bounds. There are only a few holes where there is something between the T-Box and the pin. Hole 16 has a picnic area that lines the hole. So if there is anyone there you may risk hitting a bystander. Not very conducive for a game where you throw a hard disc. No future plans to play at this mess when there are better courses closer to where I live. Can't fathom why this course has a B rank unless it is being ranked by people who have only played there.
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