Bromley Woods Course

@ohthatdodson

124

You disc is inaccurate. They do not have 18 holes. It's only nine holes up and down the course. You do not get a Lift ride. It's $30 a person. Do not go. Also you disc does not have a smart layout that's correct

@rlemire72

157

Seems to be half designed for family’s and then a few for more experienced players. Saw many opportunities to throw with grades instead of constantly downhill. With a redesign and level tee pads this would be totally worth the price but not currently worth $30. Lower price point and probably get many more players.

@frechettedl

14

Rough on the knees. Lots of long holes where discs get lost. Poor signage. Some holes do not match map handed out. Worth playing for the view.

@mrwhiskerz

4

Super fun, but be careful if you don’t get your disc over they can fly it off into the sunset never to be found again. $25 to play 18 with two chairlift rides up and you play down. Hole 8 was my favorite. 10/10 will play again

@pearson61

this place is awesome. forget the shitty reviews, play smart and you dont have to look for all your tee shots. definitely worth the $25 for the views alone

@corybob603

Wow!! $25 per person for a very very poorly maintained course. The rough is very rough, the “fairways” are tick infested shoulder high grass. There are beautiful views and plenty of poison ivy. While it’s cool to throw 700’ down a mountain, you will probably lose many discs. Our group of experienced players searched for 20 minutes on most holes and we still lost 8 discs. Truly one of the worst value courses I’ve ever played. I’m trying to tell you not to play here.

@sperrin03462

This is a terrible course: limited signage and no visible upkeep. For 24 dollars I’d at least hope for signs and directional arrows. . We spend more time looking for discs than we did playing. Waste of money. Go to magic or Chester for better courses.

@mbfait

Windy

@kdh42684

A lot of looking for discs

@phuleboy

Course is fun and we'll designed. What this course has over other mountain courses is that you return to the base lodge every 9 holes. You're never stuck up on the mountain for longer than you want. Fairways are nicely mown. The woods-rough is *rough*. Totally worth the $60 season pass if you live nearby.

@joehastings

Front 9 is very interesting, back 9 is open and offers its own rewards and consequences. Loved riding the ski lift up to the start. Wear long pants and a good hiking boot / trail shoe.

@rickwilcox

Really fun course on the slopes of Bromley Mountain. Not particularly long, but distance control is key with lots of down hill throws and technical woods shots. Some of the meadows should be mowed down because there are spots where you have to stand on top of your disc to find it.

@futuredan

All down hill, great views, lots of opportunities to lose discs, bring your hiking boots, good times

@curlymize

Front nine is great back has spots easier to lose a disc. Every shot is down hill with limited variety