Ryan’s Course at Red Orchard Park
103 reviews (showing 1–20)
@herndon83085
Stay on fairway
@jmroberts
Decent shot variety but extremely long. Course was in rough shape when we played in late March with longs grass/weeds.
@fuhrman43
This course is a lot of fun. Several long holes to test your drives in addition to numerous wooded technical shots. Will definitely be back.
@tylerzmoore
Absolutely massive course with both open and technical holes. Most technical holes could use some clean up with downed branches and trimming of underbrush. Open shots were well maintained with mowed fairways. Not a beginner course, highly recommend being able to throw 350+ for open shots and accurately for technical shots. The signage is accurate for most holes with distance and par, and OB is marked. There are also markers indicating direction of next tee on some holes. Tee pads were concrete and in good shape. Most baskets were in good shape with exception of 16. 16 is inaccurate on tee sign and basket looks like it’s been crushed by a tree at some point. The scenery was absolutely stunning from the fields to woods. There are bathroom facilities located by the barn as you’re coming onto the property.
@greasemonkey474
Great course, some very tough holes/distance but very fair on what the par is for the hole.
@mattyk9
A few long holes to get warmed up, then it's into the woods. This is a very well designed course that spreads out over a huge property. Glad we stopped to play!
@dvmitchell1030
Great course for more advanced players. Several wide open bombs, and some fair, but challenging tunnel shots in the woods . A couple of the open holes were just super open, and a couple of the woods holes we're just a touch too awkward, but no real complaints there. Held back by: occasionally bad upkeep -potentially long fairway grass in-between mows, and no fairway mowed on 18. and a lack of any real amenities- one trash can by the start and I think I saw another one halfway through that was overflowing. No benches, water fountain, brooms, bag hangers etc. Though there was a bathroom after 11 or 12 holes (assuming it was open). Overall I'd say it's definitely worth a stop if you're in the area and you have the skills to succeed. Not quite a destination, but combine it with another good course in the area and you've got a nice long day of great disc golf ahead of you.
@mcubedbrekke
Some of the pars need to be adjusted. Like hole 16 a 430 foot par three that has trees in the fairway and a 70degree dog leg. That should be a par 4
@natedoggg30
Set up for bigger arms, overall not a bad course but not the best either.
@wendellzeimet
This course was awesome. Super creative holes with good pads and baskets.
@tfuhrmann
Some very long holes and some very tight wooded holes that are quite challenging
@lucasthegreat
Very challenging shots with punishing rough
@ghaef42
Love this course. Beautiful, fun, challenging. Highly recommend.
@etcoug
Really well maintained. Not crowded. Good mix of open and wooded, fairly long course. Lots of fun!
@alexhamilton99
Tall grass around the edges, had to hunt for discs out of a tight fairway. Otherwise it was beautiful and CHALLENGING. Definitely a course I’d come back for. I brought my beginner siblings and they all shot at least +12 over par through 6 holes, so not very beginner friendly. Still a great time playing disc golf for 5 hours.
@phoenixdelaney
I feel like people knock this course because it’s tough, but courses aren’t bad just because they’re hard. This is one of the best in the region I think, nicely defined fairways, need decent distance, if you miss your line you get punished but the lines are pretty clear and you either hit it or don’t. As long as it’s mowed and whatnot it’s a fantastically designed course.
@magicalball
Good but brutally difficult course. Very tall grass if you stray from the fairway on the front 9; easy to lose discs in. Several long, tight tunnel holes on the back 9. Much more fun to play doubles than singles!
@lochness
Grass and rough is very punshing. High chance of losing disc.