Waterloo
Lebanon, Oregon 1 course · 18 holes Driving directions
Course reviews
+3 votes 
- scottishrob -
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February 11, 2012
Definitely could use a little work. Could very easily become a B+ course. Needs the most work on its tee boxes. Or should I say it needs some. You stand in slick mud for most. Forces you to try for accuracy more than power which its a good thing. Bring spotters. Favors lefties or great forehand shots. Stinging Nettle surrounds just about every fairway and green. UPDATE this course has come along way. Lots of the bush has been cleared and tee signs are now in place. All this course lacks now are ...
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+2 votes
The Ronin
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January 21, 2011
really think this course could be better "prepared". Too easy to lose a disc, no signs at the tees when we went last summer, need a spotter on too many holes.
+2 votes
Dru Stylez
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January 23, 2011
If you can throw straight as an arrow or you brought your weed wacker... you'll be fine. other than that... you ask me to play here, and i'll punch you in the dick!
+2 votes
Joshua Ramsey
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May 8, 2011
Great course. Technical and fun. Just keep your eye on your discs and watch out for the stinging nettles. You can pick up a map of the course at the Waterloo Store right before the park.
+1 votes
mike 'disc slingin' dingman
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September 17, 2011
lots of trees and elevation.accurracy is important
+0 votes
Justin "ugh massa" Stinson
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June 2, 2011
some tight fairways. but use a spotter and you'll be good. not really a distance course good mix of technical holes and elevation.
+0 votes
scotty Don't
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January 12, 2012
looking better out there every day. cant wait for some sun so i can play it more
+0 votes
Jason "Rooster" Bruster
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May 29, 2012
I really liked the course, maybe because I didn't loose any discs thou... You'll need to bring some skill and luck to stay out of trouble here.
Concrete tee pads are very much needed!
Concrete tee pads are very much needed!
+0 votes
Chris "The Lip" Lippert
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September 26, 2012
Lots of right hand forehand holes out there. Cement pads would bring it up to an A course.
