Lumberton Village Green

@deanlouella

15

Could not find hole 1, you will NEED u disc to navigate around the park. No one was there but if there are you might be crossing fairways btw no restrooms and only water fountain is for the dog park behind the little garden

@gcob34

91

Not dog friendly. Started playing 1st hole and dog's paws were covered in sticker balls/burrs.

@roadto501

877

It works, give it a chance. If baskets arrive, please design away from parking, roads, walking paths and playgrounds. There is space for a future 9 basket course here!

@klobrien42

66

Probably won't be back. The holes are a bit unclear or risk damage to cars/park property. Tee spots are also tough to discern. It would be a good park for a 9 hole course with baskets ultimately, but there are too many danger zones in play currently - community garden, dog park, and school parking lot primarily.

@mattawilley

1

First time ever playing disc golf. Pretty easy to find hole locations. Sometimes you just have to stop and think for a minute and holes become obvious. Decent experience. No one around which made things easier as it’s a public park and my discs were directionally challenged at times. I will be back since it’s 5 minutes from my house.

@billscullion

15

There are a few water well spickets in the layout that were a nice bonus for refilling water and cooling off on a hot day. Tee spots and baskets usually had a tree to provide shade and escape the sun for a minute. It's a mostly open layout but not without a few fairly technical holes. It's well designed, and has some long holes, despite being located in a small park.

@thesswooden

35

The Company is marginally ok

@raywink48

Has anyone talk to the township about creating a permanent course here ? Burlington County is in need of one

@r0bb0newzap

Enjoyed hole 2,3,4&12. Look for blue paint on hole objects (although not all targets marked). Use uDisc to guesstimate tees and unmarked targets. Par 5s should be 4s.

@hyoomac

Plays around a large park; layout encompasses some elevation and lightly-treed areas, along with obstacles and wide open fields. uDisc map and pictures come in handy. Whoever came up with the layout understands the game, and is trying to assign par based on experience with “real” courses. And there’s something admirable about making the short hole a par 2.

@kjm0317

"Bring your own basket" course. As potential to be a good practice course.