Ross Park

The course is so much better with the new layout and new baskets! A painted board at each hole shows where to throw from. Most of the baskets are not visible from the throwing area so it is a bit difficult to decide where to throw the first time through. It is a good course for beginners/intermediates as the holes are not very long, (except 9) but most of them require a strong hyzer or anhyzer throw. Pros - Fairways are cleaned out. Easy to get to succeeding holes. Somewhat challenging. ...
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The course is so much better with the new layout and new baskets! A painted board at each hole shows where to throw from. Most of the baskets are not visible from the throwing area so it is a bit difficult to decide where to throw the first time through. It is a good course for beginners/intermediates as the holes are not very long, (except 9) but most of them require a strong hyzer or anhyzer throw.

Pros - Fairways are cleaned out.
Easy to get to succeeding holes.
Somewhat challenging. Trees, backhand and forehand shots.
The course is finally getting some attention and is rumored to get more upgrades in the
near future. (Cement tee pads, signage?)


Cons - Mostly blind throws.
Needs signs to show where basket is.
Outside of the fairways the woods are pretty thick. More work could be done to clean out
some overgrowth. Watch out for thorny vines!
No long bomb shots. (Not enough room.)

Overall, a good way to practice your skills for 20 minutes. I plan to visit it often as it is nearby to me. Kudos to the city and other who helped turn this neglected Frisbee Golf course into a Disc Golf course!
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