Creekside @ Ridley Park

@bennybaskets

89

Front 9 open with tricky mandos…back 9 tougher with some very difficult wooded holes. Overall I would definitely play again!!!

@northernpines

97

I like the use of the creek on many of the holes. The tee pads are a struggle on most of the holes, but still a fun, fair course

@funkydung

44

Feels like a disc golf course was squeezed in where one doesn't belong. You're walking though active fairways quite often, blue brackets are really difficult to see, tee pads vary from one hole to the next and are mostly extremely tiny - like stand still only tiny. You're in danger of losing a disc to the flowing river a lot, really makes you play safe. But when you do, you're in the opposite fairway. #13 is a joke. OB left, river right, and a plinko board fairway. There's nowhere to throw. The tee signs are confusing as hell with no indication what pin placenent is being used, and you can't see most baskets on the back 9 from the tee. I appreciate the time and effort that went into this place, but man, the property is just too small.

@zachmin

44

Below average course for the area. Very small tee areas, cookie cutter holes (though not many options with the space), signs show multiple baskets but there’s only 1 (usually B), the woods holes are decent but VERY muddy, downed trees blocking entire fairways. Probably won’t be back.

@braskin

79

The stunning creek views throughout the course more than make up for any flaws. Good baskets. Good mandos. They maximized the space with mostly straight shots, and take you into the woods a bit on the back 9 to mix it up. I don't give many 5* reviews. I was here 90 minutes and it felt like 10. This place is awesome.

@donchoad

176

Beautiful property.

@accollier1347

143

Good park course. Tees are small. OB/creek/Mando’s make an otherwise simple course difficult. Multiple tees on some holes.

@bigdaddy9

98

Monster Alley was some fun golf.

@thecoon

87

So much poop

@kegnation

52

Fun course for what they have to work with. Another example of creativity keeping a course alive

@hammer22

76

The Monster Mile is where it’s at

@bcnorval

183

Basket 5 isn’t marked in right place for Front 9 layout on UDisc

@apimarty

46

Only played front nine. Will be back tomorrow for back nine. Very nice local course. Right handed beginners will have a tough time as the river or backyards are ALWAYS there to keep you scared. And now the back nine. Much more difficult. I especially enjoyed hole 16 long tee from on top of the hill. FREAKING AWESOME!!! I scored a four to the long pin. It felt like a birdie! Overall a very fun course.

@iantwi

33

Decent course, nothing special but not the worst

@jgeiman

96

I think the bad reviewer had a lousy round. I almost didn’t play because of that review. Are the tee pads great? No. But most of the shots don’t require much run up. The signage is good. Mando’s to create a challenge on some holes. And the grass was cut. If you can choose your shot well, and don’t always go for the glory, this is a fun course that will challenge your game. Not a destination course, but one to kill an hour getting in some practice.

@shubacca47pa

51

Nice and mostly open on front 9. Back 9 is called monster alley for a reason. Tight and long fairways with lots of trees require you to bring your A game. Lots of water so bring extra clothes or waders/ net or disc retriever if in the event a disc runs away on you.

@smac1010

41

Back 9 was pretty muddy especially hole 16

@dparkent

77

Not a course for beginners, there is water along the entire side of the course, making shot placement crucial. Easily frustrating but the more I play this course, the better it gets. The back always has some muddy spots, I never wear shoes I care about. For a local course, I like it for the technical difficulty that it brings, especially on the back nine. Maybe don’t take your new to disc golf friends here…

@chefmg

59

Awesome conditions ....no issues...bring a bathing suit for the beach...water is perfect to wade in

@zipcasey

42

Muddy