Bellamy Park

The course was in very good shape, the locals do a good job keeping it up. I felt very at home in this layout, and the play was very fair even in the drizzly weather. The signage was clearly based on ... show more ›

The course was in very good shape, the locals do a good job keeping it up. I felt very at home in this layout, and the play was very fair even in the drizzly weather. The signage was clearly based on the old tee locations, but they're not too far off, and navigation was not difficult. I like the lines, and the starting hole is a lot of fun. Overall, I was pleasantly surprised and would recommend stopping by on your way through town. If you're not sure if you have time to squeeze a round in, you do.

Overall a very good course. Well signed and fairly easy to follow. I had to ask for the next tee a couple times. Sometimes the amount of trees treads the line between 'technical throws' and 'just f'in ... show more ›

Overall a very good course. Well signed and fairly easy to follow. I had to ask for the next tee a couple times. Sometimes the amount of trees treads the line between 'technical throws' and 'just f'in' pray.' Busy even on a cold, actually snowing march saturday afternoon.
One major con, which others mentioned, is the crossing and blind fairways. Someone will probably get hit in the neck someday. Some guy was actually chucking discs at me from the pro shop while I was on the first tee. Bit odd. Keep your head on a swivel in that middle part of the course.

This is a heavily wooded course with water coming into play on holes 1 and 2 and possible on some later ones as well. If this is your first time playing skipping first two holes could save you some t ... show more ›

This is a heavily wooded course with water coming into play on holes 1 and 2 and possible on some later ones as well. If this is your first time playing skipping first two holes could save you some time everyone i bring lands in water on first two until they figure out how the disc fly. This course had six par 4's the other twelve holes are par 3's. People here are super nice although they are every disc golf course I have been to people tend to let faster moving groups move ahead of them. There are benches and trash cans at every tee. The tee's are made of concrete and done very well. The baskets are all in good shape but could use a nice coat of orange in my opinion. All in all I like it a lot. Not sure what the policy is on drinking but seems everyone does it. This course is well kept and very clean. Best part is this course is free.

Heavily wooded course, though this winter a lot of trees came down in a storm, the result was that the course was thinned slightly. Wide variety of shots with good placement of baskets that have been ... show more ›

Heavily wooded course, though this winter a lot of trees came down in a storm, the result was that the course was thinned slightly. Wide variety of shots with good placement of baskets that have been known on some holes to have alternate positioning. Water hazards add difficult on some holes (you will lose discs if you happen to throw them in the river during the spring time). Tee pads are all concrete and very nicely done! 18 Holes. Enjoy