Coleman Memorial Park
98 reviews (showing 1–20)
@jgeiman
Locals may hate my 3 star review. But I don’t know how to rate this course. I’ve played both yellows and reds. Actually I think the red layout may be easier. There is too much luck involved on so many holes. Many of the baskets have copious amounts of trees inside the circle. And they are just scattered across most of the fairways. 10-12’ wide gaps 150’ down the fairway punish otherwise good shots. On the greens I can see a large tree or two somewhere in the circle. But not 10-12 saplings and young growth. Or bushes. As far as shaping shots, there’s not even a lot of room to do that. It’s a challenge. It can be frustrating. It can be fun. But there is too much luck involved. You will hit trees. You will hit lots of trees. You may get punished or you may get lucky. If you want to work on your mental game, go here. And if you want to work on finding your line, this is a great course. It can force you to get creative. And lastly, the rope OB within 15’ of the baskets has got to go. Especially when there are so many trees inside the circle. Now you are limited by ob as well as trees on where you can approach to and putt from.
@beejmc
Solid community park woods style course. Many of the holes are samey, in a way that has you throwing a straight shot down tree lined fairways, hoping to miss some mid-fairway mature trees. Most of the course plays flat, with subtle elevation on a handful of holes. If you are fortunate enough to shape your shot to miss these trees in the fairways, you may have a look at the basket. If not, the rough isn’t too punishing, though I was fortunate and didn’t get to experience too much deep rough. The course wraps around the entirety of the park, so you get a decent hike in while also maxing out your arm (intermediate arm) on many tee shots. Use your fairway drivers, throw straight, dial in your up shots and you can have a good round here. It’s not the most creative course, but you do get to test your accuracy.
@northernpines
Definitely a challenging course. I would say it's too challenging to be welcoming to most people
@dubbleg
Technical course with a lot of difficult but fair and challenging holes. Unforgiving if you miss your line. Nice Park. Definitely would return.
@accollier1347
Reds is very hard. Not sure yellows would be any easier. Must hit your lines.
@ihaveanoseynose
Really goos course. Good concrete tees, innova discatcher baskets, maps at each tee, and innova arrows to next hole. Very diverse. Baskets are yellow and red, so kind of hard to see in fall. Wish there were flags. Also wish there were actual signs to next tee.
@padbaney
Leave the 10(and higher) speeds at home. Bring your straightest discs. hole #15 is something straight out of Disc Golf Valley. Overall fun course if you realize you’re going to hit some trees.
@ggd49404
Words can't describe how great of a job they did with this course. If it's this good while being this new, I can see this place being a Northeast staple to play at.
@jplovette
Clean up the underbrush and this course will be great. Easy disc loss potential now
@latetoturn
Spectacular course that I would highly recommend to anyone. I only played the reds but the yellows also looked quite enjoyable.
@nugitmaster
Very tough but excellent course. Well designed. Challenges every aspect of your play.
@hyoomac
Wooded course with wide, defined fairways with mature trees like Iron Hill. If you don’t hit gaps off the tees, you’ll have a long day. Many excellent holes - and no bad ones. No really short ones (several Yellows under 300’ in the middle of the layout). And a few very memorable ones. Big credit to the designers: they found a huge park with a lot of woods and cut a really nice disc golf course into them. Detailed review at dgcoursereview.com
@brentsen2001
First the good parts. Amazing job cleaning the fairways, one of the cleanest new courses I've seen! Holes 1 and 14-18 are fantastic design, well thought out with some cool features! Now for the not as good parts, I feel like holes 2-13 are very redundant and you throw the same shots over and over, with a couple exceptions. If you like really tight woods golf and throwing the same shots you may like this part. I wish there would be more shot variety and some holes to switch it up in that stretch, but they did a good job utilizing the land they had. I'm sure there will be some gaps opened up and some clearer lines to throw in the future and if that happens I most likely will increase to 5 stars. Thanks for all the hard work everyone put in to make this course happen!
@gabe1111
Great course that will shape up in time like any other new course.
@bpruz80
Very challenging which was fun. Could use a couple less trees in a few fairways but overall going to challenge your skills to the max. Going to need to come back for redemption.
@mattschefke
Awesome layout, great pin placement, challenging but scoreable. One of the course designers was there putting up signage at teepads. Super nice guy and sounds like a ton of work to get the course where it is currently. Quality of signage is top notch. The black circles on signs are GPS plotted actual tree locations. That's dope. Hope more courses do that moving forward. Fairways, even new ones, do not seem raw/new. Feels/looks like a course thats had foot traffic for a few seasons, which is wonderful for a new course. Teepads are great and appropriate length. Park is very pretty.
@jmgrunwald
A very beautifully designed course. Top notch for the area. Very challenging but if you like wooded courses, come here!
@spikekeystone
Obviously work still is being done. Will update next time I visit. Nice, challenging layout! Thanks for all the hard work!