Tomlinson Run State Park Disc Golf Course

"Great course! The front 9 are mostly open, and the back nine are wooded. Would go again, the course is well kept and most of the goals and pads are well marked. One downside is there is a bit of zig zagging to follow the course, make sure you have a map."

"This is a course with a real Jekyll and Hyde personality. You start off with 3 boring field holes that don't offer much more than distance and for the next 3-4 it doesn't get much better. The course was designed around a parking lot and just isn't that interesting. The tees are mats, which are in decent shape. If this was the whole course it would be a dud. Then you enter into the back nine and things just go wild. There's two nicely designed holes atop a ridge. Then a signature hole down a cliff run. Watch out here because the course signage isn't helpful down in this valley. For the majority of the back nine you play through some spectacular park land. There is what I believe was a century old resort here, with stonework on a nice babbling brook. There is a nice millwork type building that highlights a nice hole as well. Then the course loses its' way. You walk a good way to four poorly designed holes. Misthrows are bound to land in what seems to be land they want to rehab. There are no tees to be found back here. All in all the impression is positive but too much boring in the front outweighs it."

"My kids loved the water slide. The pool was not too crowded. I believe it was $7 per person. They only take cash."

"Cash only, decent concession, cold water, fun slide and diving board."

"I grew up mowing every blade of grass in this park! Never knew why I was cutting some of these areas or what the heck the chain baskets are for. Now that I disc golf I've returned to play the most challenging and most beautiful course I've seen in over 22 states I've played in now! Wish I'd have known this sport earlier! P.s. if you see my pink "beast" disc at hole 11 please lmk!"