Harcrest Park Disc Golf Course

"Fun easy course. The first 3 holes are great for warming up then 4 and 5 are more difficult and the rest are pretty easy but be prepared for poison ivy. Also most baskets are currently leaning a bit, leading to frustrating putts. Depending on how long it takes you to find your disc's it'll take between 30 and 60 minutes to do the course"

"I thoroughly enjoyed my disc-golf trip to this course. The only downside is that the airport is very close, so you do get more wind than normal. (Definitely bring a jacket if it isn't summer!)"

"The course has a par 5 at about 350 feet. The rest are very small. It is a fun, short little course but very little room for error. If your disc goes off the fair way be prepared to go digging through thorns for a while. I'd skip it unless you're looking to practice chip and putt"

"It's a decent little beginner course. It's only 9 holes. It's mostly flat, and completely out in the open, with almost no woods. The bad part about this course is the fairways are about 10 feet wide in most places, but on at least one side of the fairway is incredibly thick, overgrown vegetation. High chance of losing a disc here, on several of the holes. Also, the baskets here seem to be a bit lower than at other courses. Which had a slight effect on putting. It's a nice place for beginners, or if you want to get in some throws but don't have time for a regular course. It's a small, short, easy course. They really should clear out more of the brush on the sides of the fairways though."

"This course is pretty beginner friendly, but it has a few holes that are a little more challenging for the advanced players. The course is very well maintained, however, the OB areas are very thick and nasty with brush. Holes 4 and 5 are a death trap for discs because of this. The tee pads are concrete but are only big enough to stand on, so for an X step you'll need to do it on the grass. Overall, it's a fun little 9 hole course."