Red Fox Disc Golf Course

"I like all the trails through the woods, realy nice park"

"One of my favorite courses. You have to get here super early if it's just you or two people. It gets busy pretty quick"

"Great course, went to the red fox as a warm up followed by the grey fox course. The Disc Golf Guy was there selling specialty discs so of course i bought one and ended up smoking my buddies with it as we played here for the first time. The grey fox part is pretty challenging, good luck if you cant do a back hand throw. Would go back anytime."

"Beautiful course! Simple, easy, fun, great for beginners or experts! I find it useful for practicing, and once you’ve got it down you can go to other courses but this one is my favorite"

"Disc golf review. This is a decent course for being only 9 holes but the real perk being the Grey Fox course in the same park or the Silver Fox with in ten minutes. The Red Fox is great for amateurs or that warm up round before hitting the Grey. The signage isnt the greatest but it isn’t hard to navigate the course for first time players. Most tee pads and their post are visible from the previous basket position. The posts have numbers on them but the distance is hand written and who knows how accurate those are. Concrete pads and baskets are in good shape. Pin placements are mostly in the open with a few exception. There are no alternate pin placements on the Red Fox. Other than the occasional tree, there are not a lot of obstacles making this course not very technical or challenging. The course layout is placed on a hill so there are some great up and down shot looks from the tees. The course fairways are well maintained. This course takes about 20-30 minutes for a single player and if it wasn’t for the Grey and Silver Fox courses being in close proximity, I wouldn’t drive the hour that I do to play just this course. There was also no one there on an, early morning but overcast (potentially rainy), Saturday."