Veterans Memorial DGC

Hilliard, Ohio

Mixed open, wooded, scrubby course with water holes. Fun and Challenging for all skill levels.

Please be courteous, patient, and considerate of other park patrons as it is a shared park. Full 18 hole course with both long and short cement tee pads and A and B basket placements with one set of baskets. Like most courses, can hold water during rainy season. Challenging course that requires a lot of technical shots. More water holes than most courses, but all water shots have a bailout. As always, respect the park and it will respect your shot. Currently Most holes are in the B position. Baskets have arrows pointing to next tee. Keep negative reviews to yourself.

2020

Yes

No

No

Available

Year Round

Yes

Limited access

Other

Free

Dean N Barbo, +16143060853, Dean Barbo - [email protected]

18

Concrete

Dogs allowed, Restrooms available, Drinking water available, Cart friendly

Mixed use

2020

I played the prior course a couple times and it needed to be redesigned. In 2018, After walking the park many many times while experimenting with flight lines, I was able to lay out about 22 different holes. I approached the Hilliard Parks Director with my idea and he was very open to the idea. He had been involved in a couple other disc golf course installations at previous jobs. After obtaining funds from the park to buy the baskets, they also funded the install of the concrete tee pads. The city was wonderful to work with. I got the opinions of a number of players from the Columbus community and made some changes they recommended. Hole 3 is Steve Duros' idea. Hole 15 long is Brad Schick's idea. Kristy Moore helped a bit too. Once I started rolling I was able to enlist the help of some of the locals like Jacob Smith, Jason MacDowell, and Bill Neighbarger and others who helped me clear brush and pour concrete for the baskets. The first disc lost on the course was on Hole 2 and was a red corvette which I don't want back. Too stable for me. The long tees had artificial turf pads but these kept getting vandalized, so the city had the long tees poured in cement. Eventually I was able to install the unjustifiably maligned B pins. The people that like to play love the B placements as they add a lot of challenge. More changes are coming in the future and I hope everyone enjoys this course for decades to come.