Otterburn Disc Golf Course

An evolving lightly wooded course that offers variety (especially on the back 9), elevation (fun downhill shots on 17 and 18) and shot shaping. A sneaky creek plays as a water hazard on some holes, often in landing zones. First time players should scout each hole before throwing or risk losing discs. Guardian trees on some holes. The rough is thick on several holes. Current makeshift hole signs with hole numbers make for decent navigation. Next tee signs will be a nice addition. UDisc is current ...
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An evolving lightly wooded course that offers variety (especially on the back 9), elevation (fun downhill shots on 17 and 18) and shot shaping. A sneaky creek plays as a water hazard on some holes, often in landing zones. First time players should scout each hole before throwing or risk losing discs. Guardian trees on some holes. The rough is thick on several holes. Current makeshift hole signs with hole numbers make for decent navigation. Next tee signs will be a nice addition. UDisc is currently mapped on the front 9 minus the new hole 1. The course appears to hold water and was very wet and muddy for this review. Understandably muddy tractor trails are the result of recent work on the course. Very nice turf pads recently installed on the first 12 holes, the rest coming soon. New red band ChainStar Pro baskets. Several new bridges installed. Spacious gravel parking lot. Needs trash cans. A huge shoutout to the local clubs that have worked long hours on the layout. However no further work has been completed in several months.
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For what it is, this course is a fun one to play. Most holes appear to be in the 220-320 range, so there's fun ace runs to be had. There's not an over abundance of trees to work around, but sometimes it's fun to just take rips in a relatively open space. Decent elevation changes, nice tee pads / baskets, and el potrero is within walking distance for pre/post round food and drinks. I played in a high wind day and it recently downpoured, so it made for some muddy treking, but I'm excited to tr ...
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For what it is, this course is a fun one to play. Most holes appear to be in the 220-320 range, so there's fun ace runs to be had. There's not an over abundance of trees to work around, but sometimes it's fun to just take rips in a relatively open space. Decent elevation changes, nice tee pads / baskets, and el potrero is within walking distance for pre/post round food and drinks. I played in a high wind day and it recently downpoured, so it made for some muddy treking, but I'm excited to try this course again on a lower wind day when the earth is a little bit dried out. For what the course is, I think they did a great job with the area they had to work with, and I'm excited to see the continued improvements.
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