NorthRidge
212 reviews (showing 1–20)
@bmacmcfluff
I was very surprised by this course. I had a ton of fun and the views were amazing in the summer. There’s long and short pads and even junior pads so anyone can enjoy. My only warning is that you can pretty easily lose a disc to an errant shot on the front nine because of the tall rough.
@johntpt25
Hard course, very tough lines. Short lines and wild bushy overgrowths. use a spotter if you can!
@eaglemcbob
Challenging course with some great shot shapes but the front 9 holes are in a very dense area where the rough is extremely thick and you can easily lose several discs if someone isn’t spotting for you 😬.
@hrydde
Starts of really nice with some great holes but then in the end of front nine things get rough and without a spotter you are just lucky to not lose some discs. The area is beautiful but the rough is really rough and the tee signs says nothing about ruling on each hole or if there are OBs, DZs, Mandos etc. This should really be needed on several holes. The tees are in all kind of material and shapes all from grass marked with pins to short turf pads and concrete slabs. I don’t recommend this course for beginners or lonely players. A lot of hidden baskets and landing zones.
@magikarp45
Solid course. Tricky the first time to find baskets and landing zones
@bosovini
Not bad for a church course! Good variety of shots, some shorter par 4s
@jacktheblock
Cars are parked too close to baskets and the tees are too short for a full X-Step making some a slip hazard. Fun shot shapes though!
@jenn
Really beautiful shots with the front 9 being heavily wooded and back 9 more open. Hole 9 eats discs especially from the long tee; send a spotter!
@aurkarm
Fantastic course with OB, hazards, water, and a mix of technical and open shots that test pretty much every aspect of your game. Course is managed by a disc golfer, and it shows. Several pin positions routinely alternate, adding intrigue. Mix of tees, with some concrete, some artificial turf, some papers, and some are on the small side. Signage is good, OB clearly marked, pretty easy to find your way. All in all a very fun course.
@grassynole
Awesome course, challenging and fun. Wish the short tees were a tad longer! Update, the new basket one is kinda tricky with that rough in the middle, kinda frustrating starting off your round with bogey or worse. IMO I think 19 is a bit of a waste, should end at 18, especially with the construction going on. But the rest of the layout is still amazing. I was happy to be back to this beautiful course.
@jdestef23
Great church course, lots of fun and different t shots. Good wide tees. Trees 7/7
@bml68222
Fun course with some very demanding holes.
@tjcelano2
Beautiful fairways and greens, super fun course. Just watch closely where your shots go on the back 9.
@rickdivo
Course has great variety. Open, wooded, OB, mandos, not gimmicky.
@j4thelefty
If there was a list of top 10 discgolf courses on church property Northridge is a contender. Tight lines through trees, bomber holes, triple Mando, water carries. Island hole and other creative ob lines. Course has it all. AM tee's fun and challenging, pro tee's ya better bring it.
@motron
Swiched order of front and back 9s. Construction next to holes 1 and 18.
@johnnyscott
Course is sick. Pad length is a little short, but I think I’m just looking for something to complain about 🤙play this place
@luckymando
More than I expected. Maybe not a destination course but a great play if you’re in the area.
@flindor12
Great course! Has everything!
@mattmalcolm
NorthRidge is definitely the best church course I have ever played and I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s the best church course in the country. It tests every line you have and has plenty of OB to keep things interesting. The improvements made to this course over the last few years are remarkable. It is very well-maintained and is in good hands moving forward.