Robbins Park Disc Golf Course

"This is a well designed disc golf course, and I hate it so much because I played horrifically. There are a ton of technical challenges and narrow lanes. Lots of trees to hit, and I know that because I hit most of them. There are also a lot of good places to lose a disc, so be careful. It's not a terribly muddy course, but there are a few spots that it would be helpful to have grungy shoes for. Once you're past the first hole that runs along a drainage ditch, It's a pretty course and a nice walk with quite a few elevation changes."

"Not my favorite course in the area. The first three holes have some really rough areas if you get out of the Fairway to retrieve your disc. And the majority of the course is on a fairly steep hill, a rolling disc can go a long way off course. But most of the holes are nice and Shady so that is a definite plus on a hot sunny day."

"Course is in the back past the ball fields. It follows the creek with numerous crossings (with foot bridges). Creek is out of bounds, so you may need to lay-up (or not). After a rain course is muddy and a couple of spots don't drain well, so if it's rained recently wear appropriate footwear. Several challenging holes with narrow tree lines, overall fun course, I'll be back."

"Very fun course. Well kept course with short and long holes. Course is single-use, so no running into foot traffic while playing. There is some high grass and weeds on a few holes which are challenging if your disc lands there."

"This is a great yet challenging disc golf course. The holes are mostly within 300 ft from the tee pad. There are alot of dog leg rights. Be careful with almost every throw because of brush and trees. I would not personally recommend this course to beginners because it is challenging. Disc could easily be lost if you are not aware of where your disc landed. The wierdest hole was #14. It was a huge dog leg right and 625 ft away. Again this is a fun course but I would recommend this course in the winter months."