Northwest Community Park
88 reviews (showing 1–20)
@achorp
Fun shorter course with some longer holes. Could use more clear OB markings on the back 9.
@bladesmith22
Personally, I am not a big fan of this course. There is a lot of very long prairie grass, which I personally dislike. The best way I can describe this course is bland. I have never walked away from this course feeling excited. That being said, a lot of that is just my opinion. There isn't a lot that is exactly wrong with the course, (except for Prodigy baskets), but I would skip this course. As for the actual holes, they are pretty basic park golf with one or two wooded holes and a pond shot. I really don't have any real reason for disliking this course, but in my personal opinion, it's pretty bad. (Also, lots of geese😢)
@silverbak8five
Pretty neat course…!!! Lots of different shot shapes and beautiful views off a few tees…!! Will definitely throw again when I come this way
@connorsmethers
Lost my S line td on 12, definitely error to the left, the right side is overgrown and full of thorns
@crimsontider44
I underestimated this park because based on photos, I thought it was going to be pretty open. They did a good job mixing it up with water, fairways, and trees.
@thewheat
This is a little hidden gem. Not obvious from the road, but for my skill level this course is an amazing bridge between more experienced players and being able to bring new friends and have them see what disc golf can be and have fun. Lots of short holes, lots of touch holes, lots of fun holes (over water, wooded tunnel shots, etc). Really great place to have a nice casual round while still challenging most players. If you play in the summer losing a disc in tall grass is very possible. Otherwise have fun and see you out there.
@jamesknowsball
the rough is ROUGH. nettles everywhere, if your disc ends up in the thick stuff off a few of the holes its gone til the fall at minimum. despite that, i love the variety of shots and the slightly tough out of bounds rules keep things interesting!
@shropphireog
Maybe extend teepads a little more.
@nfoxworthy
For the most part, this is a pretty good course. Some of the Mandos are marked on the tee sign, but not on the course, so that can be kind of confusing. But this course has very diverse shot design. It has on hole that is about 230 ft over the pond, and the runs right along it. My main complaint would be how tall and thick the rough is. If it was trimmed and the thorns were cleared out, this course would easily rank higher for me. Still a good course though on the west side of Indy!
@toastydan
Well kept park style course. Great for practicing your 250-350ft shots and putts. Glad I found this course on the west side of Indy.
@noahh101
Great course as long as you stay out of the brush. Tons of friendly people and some variety for everyone
@garettkemper
Pretty basic course. Go off the fairway and its 50/50 if you get disc back. I don't mind losing disc this course is a disc eater. Most holes are just copy and paste. Gets boring fast
@jonfulkerson
Great course! Easy holes with a little challenge as well. Great place to bring the whole family also!
@timmolinari
I found a pink discraft jawbreaker disc yesterday, if it’s yours please let me know
@eabeachy
This course is pretty good for what it is. It's not a really high level course, but it's quite a good beginner/intermediate course or for when you want to work on upshots. It looks to me like there are several holes that would be muddy if wet. Still, that's the land they're working with and its pretty well done to get a nice course out of it.
@jready4219
Play the water holes at your own risk, it’s tempting but easy to make an errant throw into the water.
@colinmeidell
Good course. Many beginner friendly holes but a couple around and across a large pond beginners may want to skip. The rough gets very thick and thorny on certain holes from May thru October.