Beaverwood Disc Golf Course

"Course starts great with concrete pads and signs. After the 7th hole the course is thick brush and didn’t have signs at all the holes. Easy to loose a disk at middle course areas."

"This is a great course, but not for anyone with bad ankles as there is alot of uneven ground, soft sand and alot of climbing up and down hills. This is not a beginner course."

"Idk if this course is completely finished yet or not but played it the other day and it was brutal. I lost my favorite disk on hole 4 to the dense brush and I'm so heartbroken. The layup is very narrow, you have to throw low and flat. It is a difficult course and we play pretty often. We made it as far as hole 8 before it got confusing and looked unfinished, so we skipped everything and went to hole 15 and played through to hole 18. Beautiful park, saw a good flow of people playing the course. Happy to see a disc course in this area but it is a hard one and still needs a lot of maintenance to be fully playable. If anyone ever comes across a Red Mamba hidden deep in the shadows of Hole 4, it's mine! #restinpeacemamba"

"Great course! Anyone complaining about the blind shots is MA4 or below. The course demands certain shots and rewards you if you hit them well. If your game is off, you can lay up very easily. Great course, it’s refreshing."

"This is clearly a course for advanced players. Otherwise may not be fun as you may be spending majority of time looking for your discs in dense unfriendly scrub. Would recommend for visiting players from out of town to have somebody go ahead as a forward lookout on blindspots to keep an eye where discs go off course into the lovely shrubbery - (and they will based on design) Truly an unforgiving setup in that regards and losing a disc may be par for the course. With that being said, for advanced level players, thrillseekers, and those who like to be challenged - this is your place. It does have a few truly scenic runs, especially the basket below the bridge (don't go in the river -lol). Otherwise for beginners it likely will be discouraging and a turn off. For older players (seniors), simply not worth it unless bushwacking is your cup of tea and you play like a 40 something. Kudos to effort made by community and city to get this course together, and glad for local disc association ~ as they now have a home for tournament level play. Peace out."