Range Line Disc Golf Course
26 reviews (showing 1–20)
@edgrumly
As-is, the course is a three. Once they’re done building it, it will be a 4+ for a shorter technical course
@bagelbandit
As indicated it’s a work in progress but fun nonetheless! Lots of fun pitch and putt holes. Could probably get away with just bringing a putter and midrange for a more advanced player. Hole 12 should be moved further back on the left. Otherwise pretty fun little course!
@schantasticdg
Still waiting on tee pads and tee signs but this is going to be a great course when fully completed. Love the setting!
@kankui
Lots of potential. Lots of love and work has gone into this so far. Can only imagine the final product. Keep up the great work!
@jlogan72233
Beautiful short course. I'm thankful that this town has a shorter course to complement the longer one at Andrews University. Props to the people who worked to put this in!
@dischover
Once this place gets it's teepads and signage it will be an excellent park. Fun shot variety, and I'm certain that in the summer with full foliage Range Line will be beautiful. Right now though, due to lack of signage it's easy to get lost between holes. Udisc's map is essential. Fun to play!
@humaninterest
Will be something special with pads, signs, and cleanup along the way. Enjoyed the woods more than the open field links but great selection of shot shapes.
@beauxmaverick
Just needs some t pads
@opticgeist
Those course still under construction but has potential to a decent local course. But the new tee pads are nice where complete This course has good potential once the pads are in place. Wooded back 9 are good combinations of fun short holes and some challenging holes.
@ezdvdsterjr
Excellent shot variety. Poison ivy has been sprayed. Great course with ever expanding potential. Love it!
@ham995
The only real negative that can be established for this course is how fresh and new it is. Shot shapes and design have little to no issues, the trees and obstacles are on par with every other local course. One or two holes throw near walkways but they are sub 200 feet and extremely observable to play safely. The course is just as playable and fun as River Park, which has been established for years without even hints at concrete tee pads. No signage yet, but every basket is marked to find the next tee without much difficulty. Once this course is finished, it will be a regular for locals.
@bvs1250
With some work, and they will make this place better, this park has plenty of potential! The woods fantastic!
@bassben11
Solid new course. Will be great as it breaks in and gets more foot traffic. Not sure if tee pads are in the plans, but that would elevate the course a lot. Still has a lot of toe busters in the fairways.
@brianphillips
Front 9 seems more finished so far. However some fairways and tee areas to baskets seem close. Back 9 has alot more work to go, and the fact that you throw down and over a walking path several different times worries me.. Holes a a hole seem ro hols up well with a mixture of open and mort tight wooded holes No tee pads or signs yet.. this looks to be a nice course when finished.
@redraven216
Update May 2025: Some signage added to course, mostly in the first nine. Trees have been cleared out and foot traffic has helped a lot with finding the next hole. Use UDisc though, helps a lot. Rough is still pretty thick, so beware. Very thorny. This course is quickly becoming another regular for me, and is a great local option if you want something shorter and more available than Andrews University’s course:
@imwearingcons
SO excited for the potential of this course! It will easily be a 4+ for me once it is completed and worn in by disc golfers!
@bearplanes
Decent shorter course. The open shots on the front 9 are generally throwing into, out of, or along the woods. Back 9 is wooded. Will benefit from pads and traffic.
