Cape Henlopen State Park DGC
270 reviews (showing 1–20)
@aimonetony
Questions I wondered before I played: Shoes- yes Full bag- yes on white and blue. Red could be putter mid only. Also, my cell service was real spotty. Super fun track and a good workout!
@nathanalleman
I have mixed feelings about this place. For an old course Del's first, they say) it has a decent variety of lines; lots of og courses were designed by righty hyzer only throwers, but this one requires some different shapes. That said, either by age or design there are a few too many holes with no real line other than throwing over the top of the scrub (see 4,5, 13, 17...) or just hoping to get lucky, beyond what one can claim as skill. The white tees are clearly the "main" here; don't bother with the others unless you like throwing off slick wood decking. Good baskets but pads are old rubber that get slick when wet. All that said, the novelty of a sand dune maritime forest course and decent design make this track worth the $10 out of state park toll at least once.
@ethanpierce
Park style course with plenty of creative lines, lots of fun regardless of skill level
@tony
Sandy park style course with a few wooded holes. Playing so close to the beach gives it a unique feel unlike any course I’ve been to before. The short layout is a decent option for beginners. Bathrooms close by is a plus.
@sdolling
UDisc layout is excellent to follow. It would be helpful, to have the red tees marked with a red paint dot or such…
@jakeeckert
Really fun course with a lot of gettable holes. Challenges the player with varying shot distances and throws. Loved getting to play and listen to the waves crashing and seeing the ocean mist come across the course.
@dan0gram
This is a fun course. It’s not very long, but it has lots of tricky shots.
@chandlersendek
Everything you want; sand, some trees, fun shots, the sound of the ocean. Definitely a wishlist worthy course, will go out of my way for this course anytime I’m heading south. Good shot shapes, nice and technical, the way I like it. Playing in a beach pine forest is definitely unique, never played one quite like this. Good infrastructure and signage as well. Plus pretty close to some beach access.
@roadto501
Sand and lumber. One of America's most unique places to throw plastic. Left one in a tree, worth it.
@cedric55
Could’ve been great from the blues tee! View is beautiful and it’s different from habitual disc golf course!
@billthecrusher
Suoer fun beach course! A few holes the basket was under water but 6" I just took my shoes off and enjoyed the sand. Very unique. Baskets had arrow to next tees (pro/am) so flowed well
@emersch22
Not overly difficult. Well maintained. Wish they utilized more of the park to make a bigger course
@justdmg
Great signage, love the rubber /wood teepad choice for all the sand. Great course!
@saucertosser21
Deep sand nearly everywhere you walk… shorts are perfect for putter only with the family
@grahamshuman
Back 9 have signs that are helpful. Reds do not, no Udisc map either. Baskets are old, but a really beautiful course overall
@nowski
Fun course. Baskets are a little out of date and rusty. They can be hard to find without any brightly colored top to help them stick out