Cottonwood Creek Disc Golf Course

"Well maintained course, but it does have its' downsides. Cottonwood Park is very popular, so there are some places that you have to wait for pedestrians if you aren't confident in your shot selection. It's also very common to get stuck behind large groups that play slow, which can back up a lot of the holes on the course. Other than that, this is one of the best courses in The Springs."

"Fun course, but it is so incredibly compact and congested. Several fairways cross each other and it’s pretty confusing. Baskets also don’t match the physical or online maps. Will play it again though."

"The course itself can be confusing at times. One benefit for the location is there are lot a of bushes. So when you inevitably throw your disc off track toward the trees it is easy to find. Also the people were really nice and chill."

"Best disc golf course in Colorado Springs. The grounds are beautiful and the baskets are moved regularly. The flow of the course is easy to follow. Generally, the people playing are really kind and respect faster groups playing through. Downsides: the course can get very crowded, and it is unfortunate if you get caught behind large groups, especially groups smoking the devil’s lettuce (which can stink up a great distance of the course). Also, there is a lot of foot traffic near some of the holes, so throw carefully!"

"18 hole course, a bit adventerous. Great place for friends and family to play. Each hole, except 1, has a pole telling you which hole you are throwing at and has a map of likely basket locations, complete with distances to each. All tee pads are cement and about 5 feet long. My complaint with course is trying to find the next pad, lots of doublebacking and then walking through. All in all a very challenging course with a good amount of trees and elevation. Will come back again. First throw here was 62."