White Oak Park

Not an easy course, especially in 40 degree rain, white oak was a tremendously beautiful course with a very high fun factor. Loved it! Let me know if there are any A or B tiers there, well worth a road trip.

great course well designed and pretty easy to navigate... lots of elevation changes

I haven't played at White Oak in almost 2 years and I am digging the new layout. I like the redesign of holes 9 + 10 taking the pond out of play behind the old hole 9. With the redo of these holes the old 12 + 13 have combined into one MASSIVE 600+ ft par 4 or 5 (don't know what the actual par is so we played it as a 4. All in all I like the new layout, still long and hilly but that's what you get out of White Oak!

First time playing there. Course is cool even a little wet. Could use some arrows pointing to next tee or play with someone who has been there before :)

A great course...Take the whole day off.

A beautiful course in the rolling hills of GA. Also a great place to just chill. But you do need a cart.

White Oak is a great place to measure up. A place to get you back down to Earth. Just a different place compared to the other local course around.

Im here and notta clue where to go

Love the course, hate the upkeep.

Awesome course, just need maintenance.

Love the terrain that this course is on. Not alot of traffic/crowd. Pretty sure you can say this course is dead. 4-5 baskets are missing, and zero tee pads or signs. 75% of the shots are blind and looooong. Still love to goof around at this course though. Still gets maintained (grass) and still see more playing here than Frog Rock.

Cool course hard to navigate.

This is the worst course I have played. Multiple baskets are missing, a few baskets are broken, and the tee pads and "next tee" signs are non existent in many cases. It could be a really nice course given the terrain and layout. It's a shame that it has been like this for a few years.

All baskets are now present. This course has many elevation changes, definitely a good workout climbing hills. Overall the course is in good shape. Hole 1 is at the top of the hill behind the playground. There is a map there. Basket at 4 is a bit lop-sided. Biggest downside is that ppl may be picnicking on the fairways on weekends. I almost drilled a couple sleeping on blankets with a Star Vulcan. Weekdays the course is pretty empty. From memory it's all par 3's except 3 holes: 6, 8 and one more.

Hilly course terribly marked. Confusing tee and hole placement gets this ranking. Course needs hole maps, directions to next teebox, and more upkeep.

Lovely location, but even with the layout map, it is a bear to follow. Tee pads are dirt, and all baskets are in a straight line. And visitors (people laying out on a blanket or with a picnic) are dotted around. It is a really nice park, but I’d rather disc golf elsewhere.

needs tee pads

it needs a cart rental