Disc Golf Kymulga
29 reviews (showing 1–20)
@noahc16
Great little course at a beautiful place. I’ve fished it for years growing up and this was my first time playing the disc golf course. It was a great time. Tees are marked by poles and can be slick if the ground is wet but not enough to damper on a great time at a great place
@oliviabrooke91
The tee boxes were a little hard to find, and it would be nice to have signs. Overall though, we immensely enjoyed this beautiful course and will make it a regular visit!
@drocephus
Better signage, info, course map would be helpful. Dave at the lodge was very friendly and showed me around before I played both courses.
@eaingram
COURSE IS UNPLAYABLE
@psyduck77
Beautiful trails that happen to have a disc golf course on them. Come for the trails and enjoy being able to toss some frisbees. Don’t come for a super competitive round where all the shots are “fair”. Love this little gem.
@djmorton
Beautiful wooded course, short holes with tight lines. Temporary baskets, MVP Black holes for the most part-not bad. No tee pads, designated with plastic dots. Course runs along a creek, last hole throws over it. Fun, scenic, novice, well maintained.
@camfortroy
Great place and scenery, heavily wooded, very fun place for the family, not a premier course but very fun, well kept spot to get a round in.
@hunterrbh3
The T-Pads were labeled with small circular plastic things. Temp baskets. Beautiful scenery. Will probably play again. The course has lots of potential. Oh and, there is a raging creek that will most definitely take one of your discs.
@jdwilliams75
Could be a great mid-range and putter course but really needs signage. Thankful for UDisc! But even then can be hard to navigate. The baskets are black and could use flags or bright paint. The people running the course are super friendly and seem to want to make the course better. You can tell they work hard at keeping the fairways and rough clean and open.
@popefletch
If they’re weren’t bugs it would be an almost perfect course. It’s beautiful.
@nharris820
Fun course. Covered bridge from the 1800s to kick it off. Follows a creek most of the way which is a nice touch. Signs and tee pads are in the works which will make this a great course. Will play here again
@robgold
$4 to get in now. Interesting historical sights to see. Pretty area. Technical wooded course. Creek that winds through course presents water hazards. This app is invaluable because hole are not well marked and tees are not in the best shape.
@kedsall
Needs tee pads and signage for each hole.
@russelldiscgolf
One of the most beautiful courses/parks I’ve ever been too. Mostly short technical par 3 holes. Carpet tees, Mvp baskets. Nice creek runs with course. A+ must see property. Find Hudson he built the course and maintains it. The course does need tee signs and the ruff off the fairway could use alittle upkeep.
@tcrichardson1
Most of course is put along a hiking trail, so it feels like an afterthought. Very heavily wooded, and there are two or three places where you can lose a disc to water hazards. Not worth the $3 entry fee
@posquatch
Nice little course but be ready to look for discs in the weeds. Short holes with small gaps that you could easily birdie or boogie.
@arichar7
Have to pay $3 to get in. HEAVILY wooded course and will spend time looking for discs with the tall grass. Course design was fine and challenging and all shots are narrow in woods. Also hole 18 you have to throw it 175 feet across a deep river and disc is gone forever. Pretty park however.
@lahomiex13x
Hard to follow
@hoffmaned
Son and I came up and played this on a Friday. They had a Christmas event happening that weekend and covered bridge that allows access to the dg course was closed. Instead of turning us away, they went and got a boat and took us across so we could still play. Great people and fun little course. Not hard to find next holes, it literally follows a trail so stay on the trail and it’s fine.. stream runs along right side that is deep and flowing during wet seasons. It will eat an errant disc.