Sabattus DGC

IT deserves an A+ , but I'm not giving it because of the $6 fee... ($9 for all day) This course is AWESOME!!!! Definitely in my Top 5. The Par 72 is inflated. I'd say somewhere between a 64 and a 68. Holes 3,4,7, and 18 have OB very close to the basket. #3 is Signature! 635ft. starting with an open field going to a tight opening to the left, then slight downhill, with a creek on the left side with the basket another 150+ft. in the woods. #8 is Retarded. It starts in a tight pocket, you have ...
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IT deserves an A+ , but I'm not giving it because of the $6 fee... ($9 for all day) This course is AWESOME!!!! Definitely in my Top 5. The Par 72 is inflated. I'd say somewhere between a 64 and a 68. Holes 3,4,7, and 18 have OB very close to the basket. #3 is Signature! 635ft. starting with an open field going to a tight opening to the left, then slight downhill, with a creek on the left side with the basket another 150+ft. in the woods. #8 is Retarded. It starts in a tight pocket, you have to shoot Uphill, then either go 500ft. in a semi-circle to the left, or find the super lucky opening (There is a large rock in the fairway to help) and shoot across the water hole. 10 is Awesome! 18 is Sick. Check it out! GO!! Great Shape! Awesome Baskets. Bring bug spray.
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I started playing SDG since it had like 9 holes and was free while developing. I loved that place since was a better alternative to enman field. I have lived on the eagle since it was built cause I always enjoyed the harder course cause it helped you develop your technical shots better not just open field huck and pray. I went back after a almost 2yr break, and have to say I personally don't like the changes to the eagle with the falcon running through it, otherwise I would have giving this a A ...
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I started playing SDG since it had like 9 holes and was free while developing. I loved that place since was a better alternative to enman field. I have lived on the eagle since it was built cause I always enjoyed the harder course cause it helped you develop your technical shots better not just open field huck and pray.
I went back after a almost 2yr break, and have to say I personally don't like the changes to the eagle with the falcon running through it, otherwise I would have giving this a A+. I just couldn't see to do that with 2 courses basically running the same path. I just hope it's a temporary thing
For instance hole 9 you find yourself after making the turn landing in fairway looking at having to shoot over a falcon pin that's right in the center line for this hole.

Owl is still a great family/kids course and I use it to warm up and only toss my putter, and it's great for that.

Hawk I haven't played lately so no input, usually to crowded for my taste.
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This is where disc golf can venture towards. A disc golf facility that offers a variety of courses for all skill levels, a stocked pro shop with all your needs in this game, a snack shop with a liquor licence. They charge by a round or by the day. I believe this should be the model for disc golf. It will provide a quality product. The Eagle is by far the top course here, with a challenging mix of holes. Most are technical holes through the mature forest. No underbrush makes finding your d ...
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This is where disc golf can venture towards. A disc golf facility that offers a variety of courses for all skill levels, a stocked pro shop with all your needs in this game, a snack shop with a liquor licence. They charge by a round or by the day. I believe this should be the model for disc golf. It will provide a quality product. The Eagle is by far the top course here, with a challenging mix of holes. Most are technical holes through the mature forest. No underbrush makes finding your discs easier but a stream comes into play on a few holes. The 8th hole is my signature hole, a par 4, where your drive must fly through a tight fairway and stop short of the pond. Then you must throw over this pond to get the birdie. I found a few tee signs with the incorrect distances. Most holes have benches and all tee pads are cement. Some tee pads I found too short especially on the par 4s. Overall, Eagle is a top notch layout with a great mix of shots needed off the tee. Shot shaping is a must on many holes and even laying up to the corner of a par 4 is the best strategy. This is a very well manicured course. This is a must play course if you ever find yourself in Maine.
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