Bear River City Park Disc Golf
16 reviews
@diskjakey
Instead of going through a grassy park it follows a gravel road between the park and a steep hillside above the river. Basket for 2 and 8 knocked over. Better than most small town flat Park courses but gravel damages discs and any shot off the south side of the road is unrecoverable. I lost my disk in the canal on the north side of the road. Probably not worth it if you don't live here.
@discrabbit
I don't get it, what is this
@eeekamouse
It’s like a choose your own adventure book. Just shoot from wherever you want. Dug a hole in the dirt pile to set up the basket for 1 and 8
@hooty1
Good scenery and the property has potential but with that being said its the most Terrible design that I've ever layed my eyes upon. all baskets are within a 75 yard circle except hole 1 no tee pads no signs the whole course needs a re-think in my opinion
@sunbakedtee
Needs signs for tee pads
@silverexpanse
Good little practice corse. No tee boxes yet which makes it hard to follow, but in all its good for practice.
@orionh
Could use some ~300+ holes just by moving the tees back.
@robbyg4
The rough is rough. Stay away from the south side cliff. It is difficult to get out of it it! Course layout is decent, but a couple of different tee placements might add a little more variety to the tee shots. I was expecting a pitch and putt type of course and was pleasantly surprised!
@skaigear
Beautiful snow on the course.
@jandersen187
Very fun course.
@jessebaty
Fun park for kids to learn the basics
@rclthms
Creative use of a small space, a couple holes were more technical than I expected on the map. I echo the advice to use the map to help since there aren’t any tee markings yet.Mixed use and vehicles around can make you play conservative, but still fun for a new course.
@khodson74
No tee pads and no markers, u have to use UDisc to find tee pads
@skylarlimb
Good short course