Unger Park

@peterb123

5

Really appreciated the way finding. Signs to next hole, arrows at basket pointing the way. Obvious paths through woods bringing you to next tee box. If conditions were wetter, I imagine the astroturf-on-dirt tee boxes might have been a bit of an issue. Looking forward to playing when the foliage comes back. Fun challenges to shape shots on this course.

@noshirt

41

Edit 12-30-25 Decent popular course when it's not muddy and/or flooded with a mix of short/long and open/woods holes. For those wondering when concrete tee pads will be installed, since it's in a easily flooded area it might not never happen. STL Disc Golf Club doesn't think it would be a prudent use of Club Membership money. A positive that I have found lately is that the turf tees are good when you have snow/frozen conditions. I wear my plastic cleats and play the B9 ONLY here under these conditions. The holes are short enough on the B9 where I'm not full sending throws where I might slip and injure myself if throwing on concrete tees. At least I haven't slipped or injured myself yet. With St. Louis County Budget cuts to Parks and Recreation for 2026 don't be surprised to see high grass again on the field grass holes 7-9 and possibly other things not maintained. The Greenway Project doesn't look like it's going to happen now either. At least the seniors (age 65 plus) or as the Gen Y and Z call them Boomers are happy for the time being with a Senior Tax Freeze on a primary residence.