Ferrettie Baugo Creek County Park
68 reviews (showing 1–20)
@asinish
T pads are slick. 9 dollars on the weekend to play. Overall fun course. Could be searching for discs for quite some time if you miss the fairway slightly. Holes 8 through 10 are amazing. Everything else is pretty mediocre.
@amcags
Fairly technical course, especially with the baskets in the far pins. Great challenge for amateurs, might be a bit much for beginners. Only gripe is the wayfinding. There is little direction aside from some occasional trash cans. This app was a huge help in that regard!
@sethk8
Changes have been made to hole positioning and the signs on those holes are not updated leaving myself and fellow players with me confused on where to shoot to. Also pars should be revised, every hole is considered a par 3 even if the hole is almost 1000 feet from tee area
@leviathan0808
This course is tough, but great! It has tight lines that if you miss, you will end up hitting a tree and going off the fairway. The “B” positions are definitely more difficult for RHBH. And they are a good bit farther often as well. I think that hole ten in the “B” position in the very least should be a par 4, if not then par 5.
@jmhunter7
Mostly flat and wooded course, brush is thin in majority of places so even if you miss the fairway the scramble isn't too challenging. There's 1 uphill elevation throw and 1 downhill elevation throw. Most holes have alternate tees(short, intermediate, and long) as well as alternate basket positions.
@thediscjunky
The long tees are pretty bad. The lines are extremely tight and if you miss you are in Narnia trying to scramble. I would recommend playing the short tees if you’re going to play here. Also the fees to play are way overpriced for what it is. I was charged $9 to play on July 4th, which is crazy for this place. But it’s holes in the ground and I wasn’t in my hotel for a bit so that was a win at least.
@deacon
Nice mostly-wooded course. Little bit too much plinko/poke and hope.
@brousch
Pretty brutal for noodle arms. Bring all of your scramble discs!
@tdiethrich6908
Vegetation is a bit much for me here. Some of the tee pads are way far apart and tougher to find. They could throw some wooden posts along the woods edge with arrows are something.
@vibrant
Good course. Favors leftys and forehand
@deadndiscs
wooded, tight technical lines. Michigan course that fits the area
@justinwolfe
Some really great hole layouts, while others are the exact opposite, it is a chuck and pray situation at Baugo through a few holes. Some recent hole adjustments have also been polarizing, some great changes and adjustments while others make no sense. Some “near”impossible lines to hit in the woods and can be very unforgiving. I would say I’m 50-50 on Baugo as a course, but the price of admission at $4 to park and $4 to play, it’s easy to pass up on this course. Baugo is nowhere near worth that price as there are two nearby courses that are far superior (Wilson and Rum), in price and play.
@zburrg
I try my best to enjoy myself here but from the gate fee price to the terrible upkeep and design I just can’t get behind this place.
@acmeacher
Stung by bees on hole 18, three times!!!
@riley95
Lots of tight lines to hit! Definitely one of the more difficult courses in the area to average par. Well maintained and has different pin and pad locations to add some variety.
@thundrjunk
Sneaky good course I wish I’d discovered sooner. Majority technical wooded holes but has a few big open throws with challenging elevation change. Course seems vape and beer friendly. Worth the 4$
@waggonab
This was my first and only time so far playing here, and you can see a lot of work has gone into it. New baskets, tee pads, and one of if not the best practice basket areas I have seen with several distance markers to practice from. Excellent idea! It’s a challenging course with narrow lines and requiring a mix of shots. Looking forward to going back in the summertime.
@handyjandy
Stay on the fairway, some of the rough has tons of poison ivy
@greg21
Amazing