Central Michigan University
Mt. Pleasant, Michigan 1 course · 18 holes Driving directions
Course reviews
+5 votes 
Jimmy Alexander
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October 8, 2010
CMU is a great beginner course. The course sits on flat land with very few elevation changes. Also there are not a many trees on the course. Any shot can be taken at nearly any time. If you are looking for a beginner course CMU is great but if you are looking for more of a challenge in the Mount Pleasant area I would recommend Deerfield Park.
+2 votes
Hendrix Briggs
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June 4, 2011
The CMU Parks and Rec really need to get around to mowing the course. I had to look for my discs on about every hole.
+2 votes
Glen Zimmerman
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July 4, 2012
This is the course that helped me really get into dg along with the group of friends that started out here. A few years ago this course was busy every weekend and now cause of bad management the course is barely playable. I still play it when in Mt. P with friends but if we have the time and money we go to Deerfield.
+2 votes
Josh Pickard
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March 28, 2012
Easy. Wide open. Unimaginative. Poorly groomed. When properly groomed it would make for a nice training wheels course. Otherwise go to Deerfield Park and play a real course.
+1 votes
Joshua M Barnett
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May 23, 2011
tees are terrible. not large enough to do a proper x-step. mow the place please. you shouldnt throw a perfect drive in the fairway and still have to search for your disc. i set my bag down and nearly lost it, it was so bad. windy, windy, windy.
+1 votes
Angel Gilbert
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December 15, 2011
Rubber tee pads were not the greatest some of them were torn to pieces. Did not know there were so many holes that play along ponds. Not very well marked locals had to tell us to go over the railroad tracks after hole 3 or else you would be going to 11. Ended up with a big dent in my door after the round apparently ppl were playing in parking lot. parking is in lot 60 not 69.
+1 votes
Jeremy French
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September 28, 2011
CMU should be embarrassed by how they let this course go.
+1 votes
Dan R. Dedloff
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August 19, 2012
It's a fine enough course for an in-town experience but the trash and disrepair gets a little annoying at times.
+0 votes
Lawrence P
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August 27, 2012
Good course for the area. This is a great place for the budding disc golfer to practice skillz. Not real easy to loose a disc plus there's a few water holes to practice your confidence when throwing next to water. The wind can make it a real challenge.
+0 votes
Steve Straw
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April 11, 2012
This course was good in the early days, but it is no longer mowed and being in a drainage area, much of it is a swamp.
+0 votes
Kyle Greiner
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June 23, 2012
It's a decent course to take someone on if they have never disc golfed before, but not much else can be said about it.
+0 votes
Ed Carpus
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July 5, 2012
The perfect course for what/where it is. A great place to learn to play disc golf with enough distance to allow someone better then you to come out and teach you and not be bored. When I was in town it was the only disc golf course closer than Midland, so we had to make do with what we had. Worth the 45 minutes it will take you to play it if you're blowing through town on your way up/down US27.
+0 votes
Moe Dixon
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August 7, 2012
I love the beginning of this course, **** the last six holes though. Also on a windy day you can get pretty aggravated.
+0 votes
Jake Angelos
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September 12, 2012
This is really a C course but I give it a B+ because this is one of my home courses and where I really got into disc golf.
+0 votes
TJ Wilson
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December 18, 2012
Course is open and flat. Not a bad course, just not a good one. Rubber pads are getting old but tee placement is getting better. B- for the speed you can play this course at. If you've got 30-45 min, you can play a quick 18 and be on your way.
+0 votes
Daniel Treharne
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March 25, 2013
Very Short Course, It was a great course to learn how to play on. Havent played it in awhile. But, you can get in and get out in 40 mins. Great course for those who do not have all the time to play.
+0 votes
Kaleb Hermes
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May 15, 2013
Pretty plain course. It's 18 holes and is pretty flat. Most of the holes are short as well. Fun for a casual round of play!
+0 votes
Jeremiah Clennan
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May 30, 2013
Its where I got into the sport so I have an automatic soft spot for it. But honestly the past few years it has gone downhill. Almost always unkept and pads are slowly breaking down. Great beginner course or if you need a confidence boost after a bad day at Deerfield.
+0 votes
Brock Howell
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May 30, 2013
Open and flat, not much to it! The only challenge was finding my disc in the middle of the fairway because of the 2 foot tall grass
-1 votes
Terry Elizondo
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June 8, 2011
Great beginner course. If you are an experienced player, it will really boost your confidence. :) Being a CMU student, this is my home course. Love it.
-1 votes
Derek Clements
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August 11, 2011
way too open for my taste. also CMU needs to take better care of it. there is a small path, one lawn mower width, on each fairway, tee pads are definitely the worst I've ever seen, standing on the tee pad for hole 5 I briefly thought I was in 'Nam.
-1 votes
DJ Metzer
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November 30, 2011
Soft spot in my heart because its where I first started playing
-1 votes
Neil Hildebrant
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September 5, 2012
Course could really use some maintenance but they lack the funds from what I'm told. If it were Maintained, this course would be an exceptionally nice place to hold tournaments for professionals.
-4 votes
Joshua Seaver
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May 29, 2012
Lots of short ace run holes. Pretty well taken care of few tee signs dont make since and they need to have some signs from a few holes to other holes!