Portland Lunchtime DGC
Portland, Oregon 1 course · 15 holes Driving directions
Course reviews
+4 votes 
Dru Stylez
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March 12, 2012
SHHHSHOOSH! Be Very, Very, Quiet! At some Point there is a Sign that States... To be Quite as Kids are Sleeping and to keep your Clapping and Cheering Volume Down or Something to that Effect. As to the course it"s good and different, just hope you like Playing as Mime. Some of the Tee's are Not Marked Well, so you Might be Looking around a bit. Really Open Grounds that Surround a Church... May Not be the Best Place for some Activities... Wink, Wink. Love'n the New Baskets!
+4 votes
Nate Hillenkamp
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February 12, 2011
Lunchtime delivers some fun, tricky holes with a lot of O.B. as well as ace opportunities. However, many of the tees are too short, undulating, and dangerous. Also, the baskets are just strange: very high off the ground with catchers of extremely wide diameter.
+3 votes
TOE "Tee Off Even Under Pressure" UP
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October 7, 2010
don't forget your lunch he he weird course but i like it :)~
+3 votes
TREE Sines
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December 6, 2010
play here all the time now. just 6 miles away. home of DGOD and DGOD Night Riders on friday nights at 5:30pm. 2 tee pads for every hole but 5 they dont want us useing the long tee pad anymore, so use the short pad by the houses it still long. and hole 11 is 1 tee pad. fun fun fun. cant wait for the ice bowl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+3 votes
Thomas "T" D.
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May 6, 2012
This is my updated review of Lunchtime DGC. The amount of work by the DGOD Crew is phenominal! New layout is great. 3 new holes, All new baskets, improved tee-pads (new at a few tee's) and clean course make this a whole new disc golf experience. The wind can sometimes bust yer chops but cant do anything about that. If you havent played here since all the improvements have been made, get on it!! You wont be disappointed. Huge props to Dan Brown, Andy V., Vince E. and the Crew for thier hard work at maintaining and improving this course.
+2 votes
Kyle Rakoz
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February 25, 2012
A very solid course. Good variance of length and a LOT of elevation change. Frustrating for new players due to elevation changes and OB's (lots of pavement). Now with 15 regulation baskets! A few very minor tweeks and 3 more holes (I have my ideas) it could be an A+ course. My home course right now.
+2 votes
Kompact Kites
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February 22, 2012
Thanks to DGOD keeping up the course!
This course is close to downtown portland, and on church property, but it has lots of pavement which means lots of out of bounds, however several ace chance shots.
Great course over all. Pastor of the church is very friendly.
This course is close to downtown portland, and on church property, but it has lots of pavement which means lots of out of bounds, however several ace chance shots.
Great course over all. Pastor of the church is very friendly.
+2 votes
Chadwick - Acerbinky
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July 25, 2011
Nice variety of short & long holes, park is well maintained. There are reg. & pro pads on most holes. Very tough course on a windy day.
+2 votes
Jason "FILLY" Fillis
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August 9, 2011
Great double tourney, didnt shoot as great as i wanted to. But for my first tourny i didnt do to bad.
+2 votes
Jesse Pender
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August 20, 2011
this course is very good for being a small course. The space is used very well to provide a combination of technical shots elevation change, trees and a couple long open holes with some aceable holes too which is fun.
+2 votes
Dusty Nelson
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November 25, 2011
First time at this course,great beginner course or a fun place to throw aces all day! Enjoyed talking with some of the locals watch out for the golfer holes!
+2 votes
Jared Kastleman
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December 13, 2011
Classic. Great mix of long and short holes, multiple tees, good elevation change and friendly locals. Trees really only come into play on about 4 of the holes. Soda machine on hole 3.
+2 votes
ROGUE RIDER
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February 27, 2012
awesome lil course,couple distance throws, few tech shots and a couple ace run shots all with elevation changes, fields,big and lil trees. great use of the grounds and always nice to see new improvements.many thanks to the volunteers that made this happen.i say b- cause mixed surface t-pads,signage is realy jacked for now, it is a lil hard to follow the first time you play it and the pin in the parking lot between parking stalls is a reach for a pin location although i do like it.i try to play this course every time im headin to or from portland and every time ive met another great person.
+1 votes
Xavier hernandez
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October 15, 2010
Fun! Challenging pro pads. Alittle goofy at times, but... It´s all good
+1 votes
Mateo of Hylton Baskets
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October 18, 2010
Pros: There are A and B tee offs w/ markers and hole length info either concrete or rubber surfaces. A nice community contribution from a church w/ 12 holes offered. The course flows very well. Challenging holes in the back wooded areas (B tees offer ace potential in these areas). Great diversity in terrain lengths and heights levels!!! Friendly locals. A few park benches to sit and relax on by the wooded area.
Cons: Lots of gopher holes and tall grass in the open fields so be careful where y ...
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+1 votes
Nick Peach
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December 18, 2010
Best thing about this course is it's location. Nothing spectacular, but it's grown on me.
+1 votes
The Ronin
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January 22, 2011
A decent use of space for the grounds. Throwing over the parking lot is a bit dumb, and some holes in the trees are short, and bunched together. The hillside can be a gamekiller if you catch a roller. It's steep, with THICK blackberry bushes waiting at the bottom in some spots, and the highway at the bottom in other spots. Course could use better signage, but it's fun to play. Nice baskets, some decent up and down, overall pleasant course with replayability.
+1 votes
David Newton II
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January 23, 2011
My first time playing at Lunchtime was in this years 2011 Icebowl, and all I can say is wow. If you are not prepared, this course can punish you, and If you do not take it seriously it will put your down. The use of elevation makes this course a gem right near the heart of downtown Portland. I can see now why so many regard this course so highly. It is the PERFECT lunchtime getaway.
Not being 18, some swampy footing, and tiny teepads are the only things that keep this form being an A. (the teepad being off angle from the mando on 6 is kinda bunk too...)
Not being 18, some swampy footing, and tiny teepads are the only things that keep this form being an A. (the teepad being off angle from the mando on 6 is kinda bunk too...)
+1 votes
Andy Haskell
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May 7, 2011
A very short course,distance and # of holes wise.
A fair amount of people play here on a regular basis, which I enjoy, since I solo alot.
just have to watch out for pavement landings on a few holes. it is a disc killer if you're not very accurate as a right handed sidearm, could have a much higher grade with a slightly better layout.
A fair amount of people play here on a regular basis, which I enjoy, since I solo alot.
just have to watch out for pavement landings on a few holes. it is a disc killer if you're not very accurate as a right handed sidearm, could have a much higher grade with a slightly better layout.
+1 votes
Stormy Waters
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September 14, 2011
Kudos for creative use of space. Some of the holes are quite technical and challenging. Thanks to the access road and that ginormous parking lot, the potential to turn a new disk into a beat-to-hell flipper is considerable. Tees are not well marked. All in all, this would be a much more entertaining course if it weren't for the nagging feeling that you're trespassing in your cranky neighbor's back yard. This place puts out a weird vibe.
+1 votes
Randolph King
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April 27, 2013
wet and windy - a common affliction
Nice layout with good variety. Recently expanded from 12 to fifteen holes, but the new and changed holes are not currently well marked.
The baskets were recently upgraded thanks to volunteer efforts, a big improvement over the previous baskets.
Nice layout with good variety. Recently expanded from 12 to fifteen holes, but the new and changed holes are not currently well marked.
The baskets were recently upgraded thanks to volunteer efforts, a big improvement over the previous baskets.
+1 votes
Anthony Burgess
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December 28, 2011
Fun course and some challenging lines when ob is in play. Definitely a course to check out.
+1 votes
Jason Mulvey
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October 15, 2012
This course seems easy at first but when the winds kick up, which is quite often, look out! The greens here are well kept with chipped bark to showcase the beautiful Discatcher Pro Baskets. The OB on various holes keeps it interesting. Lots of hard work goes into this course and it is definitely noticeable.
+1 votes
Kevin Sweeley aka ONE LIVID MIND
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March 4, 2012
The new layout is awesome, love the island shots!
+1 votes
Ryan Linquist
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July 31, 2012
Nice course layout, a few sketchy hole layouts with obstacles but good ace and driving opportunities.
+0 votes
JimBONUS Gower
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October 17, 2010
Baskets are old and need help. Course is set up hella crazy. LUNCHBOX!
+0 votes
David Smith
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June 18, 2011
a little rainy but has crazy swirling winds. Good course just could be a lot better
+0 votes
Chris Robison
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May 22, 2012
Fun challenging course, the wind is a **** though. Also the ob rules screwed me a couple time and theres no bag hooks. But otherwise fun easy to follow layout, definitely going back.
+0 votes
Brandon Williams
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July 25, 2012
windy as all hell. would be a lot better without it. i like the new 15 hole layout but its a little confusing trying to figure out the layout for a first timer
+0 votes
Jen Tech
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February 25, 2013
This is course is a pretty difficult if you follow every little rule and use ever drop zone (my husband is very TECHnical about that kinda stuff and I'm still learning). It was fun though.
+0 votes
Brad Hummel
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September 23, 2012
Really interesting course with lots of OB. Was more fun than I expected it to be
+0 votes
Ian Clark-Williams
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September 28, 2012
I love this course! Always a good challenge whether it's wind(always windy), or the alternate pins. And everyone out there is there to toss plastic! It's not a park, it's a disc golf course.
+0 votes
Brandon Johnson
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December 24, 2012
some pin placements are good conceptually but lazy in implementation
+0 votes
Logan Van Diepen
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January 7, 2013
This place would be really cool if you could FIND IT. Where the **** is it? The directions don't work and there is no physical address. Fix that, and I'll actually review it....
+0 votes
Kyle A
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January 7, 2013
Too many Mickey Mouse fairways with silly OB and drop zones. (See my double OB 6 on the roughly 200 foot hole #7.)
+0 votes
Isaac O
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May 15, 2013
Fun little course. Very non-traditional. Can't think of a better use the space surrounding the church/parking lot! Not long to play, but enough to satisfy. Can be a bit gusty as the hills are fairly exposed. Could use some better markers (took me three rounds to finally figure out what was going on with holes 4 - 6, the "parking lot" holes).
+0 votes
Matt "Tree Bruiser" Bressler
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May 21, 2013
I have played this course three times total. And literally every time I have played there, someone has been there working on improving the course. Twice the guys were laying new concrete tees and another they were cleaning out a bunch of the underbrush in the trees. Bravo guys. Nice baskets, great tee pads.
-1 votes
Sara R
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May 18, 2011
Why in the world would they put a tee in a parking lot? It's like asking to hit someone, their car, or at least knock a chunk out of your disc.
-1 votes
marc b
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April 24, 2013
EDIT: 4/13
I just played the new layout and think it is great. added technical holes are fun. was out when work crew were pouring new pads, lookin good, thanks guys for your hard work
Old Review:
For an in city course it has some distance holes which is great, that being said, it's still squished around the church and parking lot. I really appreciate the use of the churches land and wish that other organizations would reach out to the community by providing public use of otherwise fallow fie ...
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