Edgely Fields Disc Golf

@alex0g

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As others say - this course is rough. The baskets are budget models and tee pad situation is particularly bad because some are marked on rooty, uneven ground and some aren't marked at all. 2 of the wooded holes (1, 6) have no line at all and are basically through a thicket of saplings and downed trees. Additionally, I have never been able to find an online schedule for the ultimate/football fields. If one does exist it would be great to have that posted here as a reference of when the course is playable. That being said, I love that this course exists and it is a great place to throw some longer shots (given the length of everything at sedgley) without driving 40min+ from the city. hopefully it will improve to something more playable

@heyyyyitsareli

1

Looked to be abandoned, or in the most, poorly maintained course. Total of 2 barely findable tee pads

@rocnroll

Fun small course. Tough, short woodsy holes and some open holes. Should improve over time.

@alankarpick

Always fun to play in the city, but this is a very challenging in terms of how poorly it is marked. The course is placed around and soccer/rugby field in and out of the woods. In the summer, I would suspect you would be easily lose or be challenged to find discs.

@ihaveanoseynose

Don’t waste your time. Tees are hard to find or are completely falling apart. Found a couple tees with maps, but most don’t. Kind of seems to be a diy/temporary course that got forgotten.

@bengeise

Great practice area. Folks are amazing and open to course suggestions.

@spearmandg

Good course that just needs a little bit of love. It follows the treeline around the large field in the middle. Once you get your bearings, it’s an enjoyable course.

@phillynoodlearm

There's some open space to practice long throws, but there's not much to recommend this course. Hard to motivate to play this course when Sedgley is only a mile away.

@kaneguill

I wouldn’t consider this an actual course, more just 9 baskets placed around the edge of the field’s tree line. There are some signs on trees. There is also an ultimate frisbee league that plays some nights so you can’t play if they are there.

@icedragon

Great for practicing arching to the right

@connors134

Not. A bad little course looks like it will get better in time

@awichlin

Fun course for not being a year old. Lot of potential once completed.

@stamm08

Looking forward to coming back when there are tee pads!

@coreydawson

Nice little chip and putt. Needs a little more clearing on the lines. Solid right hand forehand short game practice course once they add tee pads.

@andrewbuonomo

Needs signage, numbers on pins, starting point

@cptjackawesome

Proper tee pads would be nice, but there was clearly effort put in and it's got great potential that should come with time. And the field you play around is a nice element.

@vfruggie

Terribly maintained, very easy to lose discs

@schoetdaddy

Work in progress, hope the keep fine tuning and improving. Biggest critique would be hole 1: there is a fairway right there, why not put the tee in front of it? Def would start your round w a more fun hole 🤷‍♂️

@hyoomac

Cleverly designed to take advantage of woods surrounding a large open field, but still very much a work in progress. Tee #1 is right next to the back of the abandoned yellow building. Hilariously-signed “Beer Garden” between holes 6 and 7

@jbhorne

Its something refreshing and new for the local area. Not trying to be a gimme course but fun for all levels