Beech Nut Golf Course

@joeluhlmeyer

178

There's nothing egregious about this course and it's a great 9er to go play quick or practice on due to the very open fairways and abundance of airspace on nearly every tee shot. As far as playing a competitive round with a buddy here it's awful though. There are 4 holes out here that just aren't in the throwing distance of tha vast majority of players. There's nothing wrong with that really but I struggle to figure out who those holes are for. New players will find them frustrating while experienced players will find them to be a boring play for par.

@ezislandlife

46

Cool little 9 hole on a golf course. Summer rainy days keep it muddy and buggy. Would shoot again for sure.

@alexcue

49

Good layout for the land. Several holes aren’t birdie-able unless you have 400+ drives on command. Tee pads are pretty small as well. Water in play on two holes. Good for jogging a quick 9 or working on your distance driving.

@billthecrusher

597

A winter round was fun but previous reviews say "buggiest place on earth". Mixed ball/disc course that would be a non-starter here if any ball golfers playing (area big for 9 disc but tiny for 9 ball golf)

@lincolnlasourd

15

Buggiest place on the planet

@silentecho

20

Tee pads are small, but a well maintained course with a variety of shots and distances required. Mostly open lines with a few challenging pin locations. Be careful of the creek on hole 6, it’s very close to the basket!

@codylegs

Bring Bug Spray!!!!!

@cultleader

8

it's a fun course but it's not an easy course. I believe the designer was a ball golfer and hates disc golfers, shots are tough.

@travishanna522

I thought it was a nice little course. I think grass tees would have been better than the small pads. I kept choking up on my drives. Would like to see a mixed tournament doubles where you play best ball 9 of disc then 9 of clubz.

@mclellam

Pretty wide open. A good step up from Tourist (in CF) if you want to throw a little farther holes but not deal with trees. The main obstacles are golfers, not trees. Bonus points if you hit one.

@andrewtracy13

Well maintained but really boring. More unenjoyable if golfers are on the course

@mrunge340

53

Long holes. Short tees. Pars feel like pro level, especially when taking into account some of the trees on the course and The Mando on 8. I love that they have some small trash cans all over the place and the baskets are top notch.

@itzwaxy

It’s an easy layout with limited design but does have a fun creek next to some holes. Hard to play with regular golf season.

@david11011

A surprisingly good course design. Plenty of variety and fun.

@sethnoah

Design is decent, wish there were hole maps.

@tylerstriegel

Beautiful course. Always maintained well because it’s on a golf course. Nice baskets. No signs. Tee pads are kinda small. Use UDisc to navigate.

@justinrogers34

the grass was mowed great. Not buggy at all. The layout was good with no problems ( using udisc) . No signage. Golfers were not in my way nor was I so it felt pretty inviting. I’ll be back. Worth checking out.

@thrallj

The disc golf course is set on top of an actual golf course. The grass is decent for most the course. But overall putting areas are very poor. Also the creek is very close with no barrier and a barb wired fence down the other side of the course. The pads are flat but too short for a proper tee off. Over all was not very enjoyable.

@remyschlader

Tee pads are too short, no signs. Very well kept since it's on a city ball golf course. Nice to have another course in the area, but I feel it missed in some design.

@teamaccretion01

Thank you Cedar Valley Disc Golf League!