Ecker Hill Disc Golf Course

"Great frisbee golf course. It's a little more technical than I'm used too. A lot of trees and hills. A good little workout."

"I think this course needs some updating. The signs on the tees are faded, navigating some of the holes is difficult, and the "green" is in a weird spot. I still had a fun time playing here, just seems a little outdated."

"One of my favorite courses in the area. As others have mentioned, there is a good mix of easier and tougher holes, and each hole has its own little quirks that make it challenging. The fairways are open enough to allow for some strategic lines, yet tight enough to punish a bad throw. The elevation is definitely a factor on some holes, especially hole 10. A pond on the right-hand edge of the fairway keeps things interesting on holes 7, 8, and 9, especially for those of us that rely heavily on the forehand shot. The tee boxes are nice and in good condition, with brooms at each one to sweep away the inevitable leaves. I highly recommend this course, whether you're a newbie or an experienced player."

"Great course for beginners and experienced players. Baskets are relatively short for the first 9 holes then get get progressively further out, which is kinda nice because it lets you warm up for the first half of the game. Seems pretty secluded. You Don't have to worry about dog walkers and bystandards like you do at Wickham park. Definitely a good course. Good job guys."

"Not my favorite course in the area, but it grows on me each time I play there. Most holes are heavily wooded, except the last 2. This course stands out because of all the elevation changes. More than any other course in the area. Worth checking out if you haven't."