Lion's Club Disc Golf Course

@shamrock2349

10

Let me start by saying how amazing this course is. For context, this wasn’t the course my buddies and I originally planned to play, but the powers that be led us here—and it did not disappoint. I really loved the navigation on the course. About 80% of the baskets have arrows pointing to the next tee pad, another 15% have orange tape tied in the direction you need to go, and I believe only one basket didn’t have any indicator at all. The tee pads are clean and free of debris; however, about half of the tee signs were either falling over or lying on the ground, and some of them were faded. Hole 17 also had mando listed on the tee sign, but no arrows showing where you are supposed to throw through or around, which could be confusing. We only saw one bench on the entire course, and it was placed in front of a tee pad next to a mando. The course itself is well maintained and regularly mowed. It appears a bush hog is used to clear some of the smaller trees, which is understandable for speed, but it does leave small stubs in the ground that could be a tripping hazard. My biggest complaint is Hole 9. The disc golf course shares space with a ball golf driving range, and there is no safety net blocking Hole 9 from the range. While we don’t think anyone would intentionally hit golf balls toward the fairway, a sliced shot could easily come close to players. The only other complaint is Hole 13. The basket is surrounded by debris, and was overgrown around the basket. Overall, this is a fantastic course and was well worth the drive to go play it. I hope to get the chance to play this course again!

@lilflem

5

Good