Argos Community Park Disc Golf Course
46 reviews (showing 1–20)
@moranges
Very fun coarse. You can tell it’s new and still being polished. But I will definitely be back next time I’m up this way.
@dgchase
Fun little course just off US-31. Asks you to hit a fairway that’s clearly defined and well maintained. Swamp holes (8-12) ask a lot of you if you’re a beginner. Beginners will learn, intermediate will have a chance to score, advanced players will shred.
@nathanhouk
Great course but as a first time player on the new 9. Hole 7 be careful it's water all around basket threw up shot thinking it was just surrounded by weeds. Then bam a 35ft water skip and lost disc.
@nathansty
Pretty nice course! Good shot variety and the views are awesome. Definitely could use concrete tee pads and a bit better directions, but I would definitely play again!
@woodc6537
I'm okay with dirty pads some of the signage was off by a lot couple of holes were definitely not playable especially 11 when there's grass up to my hip but some of the designs here we're good majority of course I did like definitely need keypads better signage
@smeulink
Typical multi use park layout. Front 9 makes good use of the woods. Middle 9 was very wet to the point where we had to skip holes. Last 9 were very open and lacked variety. My biggest concern was the metal poles too close to the tee where hand injury is a real possibility. Fortunately UDisc worked well so lack of signage was no big deal.
@amcfarren
Adam did an awesome job designing this course! It's a great park with a bunch of fun shots available. Highly recommend!
@jaclamme23
Signage and boards marking every teepad are lacking, but not bad overall.
@trevorkempton
No tee pads at all. There are tee pads in the middle of fairways. Every shot is a forehand or forehand upshot. The new holes have poor design and no clear lines.
@atllyons
Hooligans undoubtedly tore off tee signs. Course badly needs tee pads. Nice park. Good for beginners.
@sethryd
Some tee shots with very present danger of throwing into people's yards. Some more tee shots through play ground area and near swing sets and near a basketball court. If there is no one in the park, that's fine, but if there are children around those holes, I'd skip them for safety. Some tee areas are very near previous holes baskets as well, so if you're playing with several groups, or in a tournament that could also be dangerous. Again, if unpopulated, it is a fair course.
@lorenb
Because it’s in a Disc Golf desert, this course is needed. It is not a challenge, nor truly that much fun once you get out into the open.
@huckwoody
First time and really enjoyed the course. Excited for the additional wooded 9 they are adding next year.
@stoltzjl77
Awesome city park course, well kept and laid out, still being improved and updated. Looking forward to the next 9! Excellent mix of short and long holes, some fairways need trees to grow to be challenging, nice use of available obstacles. Well laid out and with the planned improvements this will be a top notch city park course!
@hewearschucks
No dedicated pads/signs. They do their best to have you throwing off sidewalks and such, but there are still many dirt pads. Signs are hand written cardboard with only the hole #, distance and par. Front 9 requires precision and shot shaping, back 9 are wide open bomber holes. There is one hill to provide some elevation throws. I wouldn't consider it a destination course worth making a special trip for, but if you're in the area and want to throw it'll scratch your itch.
@jacobhstrubls
Great fun Course for quick round. Beginner friendly, no tee pads. It’s a fun 9 course. Nothing special.
@landonkaufman
Last time I played here it was still just the 9 holes and now playing the 27 hole layout it’s an entirely new course! Well done on the updates!