Disc-O Park DGC
9 reviews
@sockeyewarrior
The course has great potential, but it's lacking upkeep, signage, tee boxes, and the rough is extremely thick. A couple feet off the beaten path and you're disc is likely gone. That having been said, it's playable and poses quite a challenge. Glad I played it but I may not be back.
@czechkc23
Missing hole 8
@valhala
1 tee sign for 2 and the course layout is the only signage. I just played close to where it showes the tee boxes
@sunder09
Course had a sign in front, but thats all there was for signage so that made some holes a bit confusing Overall it wasnt a bad experience. If you have some really off shots you will probably end up spending a fair amount of time looking tor a disc or may lose one as the rough is pretty thick. The first couple holes are probably the thickest but last few open up quite a bit. Scenery isnt bad considering that area floods every year in the spring. I really enjoyed it for a small course. The thick brush in the first couple is a bit frustrating at times as discs can easily disappear in it. Otherwise, not bad for a small town course. Its quiet, has decent scenery and provided a fair challenge for at least a beginner (like myself).
@christiangage
Pars are generous. Plays nicely, though some of the rough is pretty thick.
@vegasviking
Nice, 9 hole course just outside of town tucked in bend of Red River. Fairways are wide (tractor mower) but rough is tough. Infield is 2’-3’ tall grass where outfield is 6’-7’ tall weeds/thistles. If you go off fairway, make sure you keep an eyeline or lose discs. Needs tee nameplates on Holes #3-8. Need permanent tee pads.
@slacker36
Never again!
@kchabbert
This course has lots of potential. I really like the length and creative layout. The baskets catch well. Baskets 4 and 5 are knocked down. There are no tee pads only posts. My biggest criticism is the rough is ridiculously thick you'll spend as much time looking for discs than playing. The fairways are cut super narrow, 20ft wide. If you're even a couple feet into the rough your disc disappears into the thick vegetation.
@duluthfrolfguy
Fun little 9 next to red river. Good use of old trees and space. Wish there was a better tee pad area.