Fountain Hills DGC

@gloper13

206

I mean, this is Fountain Hills. The circle tee pads can be slick, the older DGA baskets are often very close to the water and some of the carries are more than most of us can throw. There is a high likelihood of interaction with other park users and, well, it is Arizona so it will probably be hot. All that said, it is Fountain Hills and it is a must play (at least some of the holes) just because of the history.

@intymidator

232

Slippery tee pads!!

@jalopekonuf

135

brutal water hazard on a windy day

@anthonyscolaro

111

It's Fountain Hills it's pretty amazing

@mcfrunkis

162

Absolutely beautiful course. The people. I’m mean people everywhere. The first nine hole are terrible for walkers and others. I can say I played another pro course but definitely no need to come back.

@cntbg23

331

The amount of park patrons can be nerve racking but man… what an insanely beautiful course. So much fun!

@bentley

98

Really cool seeing it in person but it’s just a hyper fest with a high probability to lose a disc

@brianphillips

1998

It's a very well taken care of courses, great baskets tee pads and signs.. however almost every hole is the same throw.. going around that lake with a fountain in the middle if it.. And keep in mind this is a busy park with lots and lots of people walking the paths and everything else..

@marshallarts

304

Excellent course around a man-made lake. It's a little out of the way from metro PHX, but well worth a trip. Avoid the water, and bring your big arm.

@jdestef23

102

Best of the best park style course around a beautiful lake with a large fountain. Lot of water hazard in play. Surprising level of elevation. Absolutely beautiful trees with great nebari 100/100. Man full circle tee pads are just a luxury, wish it was standard. Multiple bathroom stops with water around the course

@dannybetlock

108

Too much mixed use and water hazard. Also, all the baskets and the Udisc "current" layout not being accurate made it very confusing. Oh and that over the top tree absolutely eats discs... had 4 in it trying to get one down before I started using rocks. Checked one more iconic DG course off my list anyway. It sure is beautiful.

@alexhallumsdisc

218

Great course. Lived up to the hype. Bring an extra water disc or 2 you don’t mind losing. Not all layouts on UDisc are up to date was my only issue. Fun, challenging, shot placement is key. Solid mix of distances & elevation.

@omeazy

101

Would be nice if more layouts could be chosen on Udisc with the multiple baskets but over all great experience.

@guidice

103

Wet today made for slippery tees. Fun course if you can avoid water hazards

@geigerhyzer

214

Grip ‘em and rip ‘em

@lackumzs

113

Gorgeous!

@nknight

101

Just a novelty course. Nice views with the lakes and mountains but the actual disc golf is less than desirable. Not enough trees and space to design the thoughtful frisbee lines I desire. Too many people to be aggressive on some shots as well as having to tee of by the walking paths and highway. 4.6 is far too high a rating for this place.

@pomerleau4

95

For a park style course, absolutely 5/5

@tomsdiscgolf

196

Pedestrians and lose dogs everywhere. Well thought out layout.

@wallysnowbird

107

Very nice park, fun to play. The main negative is that the course is in and through a beautiful park so lots of pedestrian traffic. Often multiple baskets to throw to, sometimes multiple tee pads on a hole. Great course and lots of fun. Even plenty of shade with all the trees when you need a sun break. There was some standing water in some fairways and by some baskets. And lots of duck/goose droppings to navigate.