Memorial Park
Frankenmuth, Michigan 1 course · 18 holes Driving directions
Course reviews
-10 votes
kyle g
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April 30, 2013
i liked this course. other then the first time i went. i aced the longest hole...... kind of disapointing. But yet kind of awesome cuz i whooped some kids ass in one on one. the best part of this course was the cross country team walking and i hit a few of them.
-1 votes
Kevin Reddy
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April 28, 2013
I liked the hole diagrams on every tee post, and the local club made pretty good use of the property for the layout to get these 18 holes. I suggest going after it hasn't rained for a couple of weeks, as it was very soggy today. Also one basket is missing (stolen). Wide open holes can be very forgiving for bigger arms on the longer holes.
-1 votes
Andy Pacanovsky
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March 30, 2013
Course is clear of debris and snow finally. Lots of mud around the newly added cement tees. No trash on the course is one of my favorite parts of this town. Great course for early spring rounds.
+0 votes
Chris Smith
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January 27, 2013
I played this course Wednesday afternoon before Snowfest and had a blast. It reminded me of a ball golf course with a big open layout. The open feel is a little deceptive though because on most holes there is just enough of a hill or a tree in the way that it restricts your shot options and makes you think about your shot. If the course were busy it does feel like there are some holes where you tee off right at another tee pad. It may have just been perception though. I was the only one on ...
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+0 votes
Justin Rogers
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September 10, 2012
amazing course very open fairways and large holes but some smaller holes...wind is a big factor here
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Neil Hildebrant
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September 5, 2012
Crazy course. I love how open and challenging the rolling hills are.
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Aric Timm
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September 5, 2012
Great layout. I have a bad knee, so it's kinda tough for me with all the hills, but I still love this course! Great for long drives.
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Matt Homan
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September 3, 2012
my home course play it atleast 3 times a week great teepads a few tricky holes that make u think about your shot placement then you get the long bomb shots were you wish you remembered to eat you wheaties lots of elevation changes and open great course
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Mike Liskey
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September 3, 2012
This is a Great course! It has a large layout, lots of terrain changes, nice new tee pads, all holes are all easily identified with hole layout on each sign post. It is a very well maintained course; if you visit Frankenmuth & get the opportunity to play Memorial Park I highly recommend it.
+2 votes
Jon Camp
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July 16, 2012
This is the best course in the area! Cement tee pads make it a perfect score. Rolling hills, out of bounds, a small creek running through and well world class designed holes make for a challenging round. Bring your distance with you and make sure you keep it close hills and wind make putts a challenge but that's what puts the golf in disc golf and seperates us from just throwing frisbees! We need a sanctioned tournament here, I feel the disc golf community is getting robbed by not having any events or a strong league at a world class course.
-1 votes
Jeff K
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July 1, 2012
Course was well maintained. Changes in elevation gave the course unique looks.
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Ryan Schwalm
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June 12, 2012
I love this course, it's perfect if you have a cannon for an arm or even like to through with some finesse, the course is mostly a long range course, but it throws a curve ball in there with a few short holes.
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Ben Ogden
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May 21, 2012
Well groomed, every hole has distance and hole diagram, very open, nice mix of distances. I would definitely recommend this course to any golfer.
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Shawn Wujack
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May 22, 2012
Awesome course with elevation and wind being huge factors in this mostly open layout. The tees and overall upkeep of the course were impeccable. Would love to return when it wasn't rainy/windy.
+2 votes
Jason Kirkaldy
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April 19, 2013
This course is a MUST play if you are in the area. Today was the first time I saw the course, the tee pads recently installed are sick! They are the pyramid shaped pads, very big and clean. Definately in my top five courses in MI. A great mix of wide open holes and technical holes, ob is in play, and the ELEVATION is sick!!! The course is freakin clean and beautifull, a gem in MI. for sure. Then theres the brewerys...
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Trevor Fournier
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May 12, 2012
Great course, can't go wrong playing here. Usually try to go about once a week.
+2 votes
Jakkob Lammi
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April 16, 2012
Great course, awesome tee pads, good flow and a little of everything!
+0 votes
Mike Siuda
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March 20, 2012
This is my home course. I play here all the time and run the Frankenmuth Disc Golf Club which hosts a Monday night doubles league.
I can say the same things that the other people said in their reviews or you can just come out and see for yourself. If it were me. I would just come out, but, be prepared to come back again and again. No waiting, no trash, a course where the approach game becomes a factor (very rare in these days of deuce or die).
After the round head into town where there is ...
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+1 votes
Paul Tribble
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January 31, 2012
Played the course many times. Great for all types of players from casuals to pros..if you want a course to test your driving distance this is it. Mostly wide open holes. The course is always very well taken care of due to the fact the highschool uses it for there sports training.. only thing keeping it from an A+ course is the fact there is no teepads...this can be a burden if the ground is wet. Very fun course!
-1 votes
Scott Martinelli
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November 9, 2011
Very nice rolling hills and elevation changes. Very open course, bring your drivers.
-1 votes
Glen Zimmerman
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September 30, 2011
First time playing was in the rain but I was impressed by the manicured and pedicured course. Wide open for beginners, distance and not many places to loose discs. The challenge is in the hills; the up and down play. The only downside is no cement pads and finding the next tee and basket was confusing. Playing the course more will help but some direction signs would be nice.
+0 votes
jeff j
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August 8, 2011
beautiful place always cleaned and well maintained . Love this place. Plays very long.
+1 votes
Mike Jaskiewicz
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July 27, 2011
This course I well maintained, and also the course that plays the toughest and easiest from 600 ft bomb drives to 230 ft touch shots, a well rounded course, this course will definitely show you your strengths and weaknessess
+1 votes
Travis Smith
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April 19, 2012
I love this course. The layout makes it feel almost like a real ball golf course. It's not a technical style layout but it can still be tricky to play with wind being a factor, and some of the baskets tucked away. There is also a good amount of elevation change, and a few holes where you can really let a drive loose. Course is always well manicured and kept up. The new teepads are large and very sweet. The only reason it isn't a A+ course imo, is because it's not a dedicated disc golf course, an ...
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My back is killing me
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June 25, 2011
The course is very well taken care of and well groomed. Lots of elevation changes
-1 votes
Cory King
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October 20, 2010
Rolling hills and gentle elevation changes coupled with sporadic groups of trees and a winding creek and you have a very good course for most skill levels. Played while vacationing in Michigan's Little Bavaria and really enjoyed it. Only qualm would be having to skip a couple back to back holes due to shared space with an ongoing football practice and kids playing nearby.
+3 votes
Justin McCauley
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September 25, 2012
I love this course. If you like to grip and rip, here is your spot. The course is very well taken care of and well groomed. Brand new concrete tee pads were poured this spring. They used a trapezoid shape pad which allows you to choose multiple directions to drive down the fairway. Lots of elevation changes so you look good for your friends going downhill, but the up hill shots do little for self-esteem unless you have a big arm. Holes are wide open but don't be fooled, that one obstacle in the ...
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-1 votes
Don Covert
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October 12, 2010
This course is a beginners dream because it is so freaking open! On that note it still manages to require some shot control by crafty basket locale. Lets PvC this:
Cons: High school sports practice can block holes. Very open(repetitive) and hilly(sweaty). No tee pads at all! People standing in front of you sometimes like they want you to throw a "frisbee" at their dog and them.
Pros: Very very clean, always mowed, maintained amazingly! Hills present elevation changes with wide open recoveries ...
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