Branchwood Park
58 reviews (showing 1–20)
@fish58320
4 sounds high, sure, but this course does what a beginner course should: manageable shots, couple of gaps/ceilings/shapes, easily navigable. Structurally tees shouldn’t be this close to baskets, but I’m more excited that there’s a course that’s truly approachable for beginners, and not trying to pack too much course into too little space.
@neilaldredge
Hole maps and basket numbers did not align with UDisc maps. As a new player, this was very confusing. Otherwise, it seems like a small, basic course.
@owey429
Short grass, many sticks in the ground that can mess up a roller, but good for some nice playing with beginners
@hustlehoff
Great versatility with the long course! Nice lil mile and a half workout and challenging but logical holes 🤘🏽
@spvalligny
Tee pads were muddy ditches
@momoneymodiscs
Fun little 9 hole great for field work
@pafflerbach
Great starter course.
@markn7466
Possibly more distance between baskets
@billthecrusher
Nice baskets. All ace runs very short. Nice play to throw or do safari
@bharv03
Fun beginner course
@kmillz8370
Good beginner course all holes are short with little obstacles/variety of shot shapes
@crispycube
Not a bad course for practicing mid-range and putts. Would not recommend for long drives as most of the holes are in the 150-200ft range. Wish there was more technical challenge for a course with shorter holes. Tee pads could be improved, but were playable.
@jschoon
Short holes, good beginer course- muddy tee areas (no tee pads)
@danielhall3
Simple chip and putt. No tee pads. Poor baskets.. Wide open shots. Some room to get creative. Great for beginners practice
@phunkymeatstick
Good little 9 hole practice course, no tee pads but still fun
@baxdiscer62
Squishy and muddy today. Busiest I’ve ever seen this course—holes are quite close together.
@technicalty4
Great short course. I’m an average skill level player and I can play the whole thing with a putter. Most holes are shorter than 200 with none further than 300