McGraft Park

Fun multi-use neighborhood park course. Beautiful with the fall colors. Nice variety with the front 9 lightly wooded and the back 9 tight and technical with thick rough, elevation and water hazards. A ... show more ›

Fun multi-use neighborhood park course. Beautiful with the fall colors. Nice variety with the front 9 lightly wooded and the back 9 tight and technical with thick rough, elevation and water hazards. A sewer type smell on the back holes. Hole 16 is a cool downhill shot across a bridge and creek. Navigation requires passing a road a few times. A couple misleading tee signs and no next tee directions. Older baskets and concrete pads. Large paved parking lot, restrooms and a community center.

With a beginner skill level, I struggle with this course. The layout is horrible. The signs are sometimes way off. I added a map. The first 6 holes are fairly open and fun. Hole 7 is confusing as yo ... show more ›

With a beginner skill level, I struggle with this course. The layout is horrible. The signs are sometimes way off. I added a map. The first 6 holes are fairly open and fun. Hole 7 is confusing as you have throw down the sledding hill. And there is deep swamp water to the left of the pin. I saw my disc fly in and then gone forever. We ended up skipping several of the holes due to mud and swamp water.

The only way I enjoy playing the course is as a 9 hole. Play holes 1-6, then 12, 13, and 15. If I was a better player, I might enjoy the other holes.

Overall fun course. The signs are confusing, and the first time playing there took much longer than it needed to. Once you figure out where you need to go, this course is more fun. A lot of fairly ... show more ›

Overall fun course. The signs are confusing, and the first time playing there took much longer than it needed to. Once you figure out where you need to go, this course is more fun.

A lot of fairly short holes and overall open space make this course very beginner friendly. There are a couple holes down by the swamp that have very narrow fairways, but these are more technical than distance oriented.

If they could get more accurate signage I would definitely rate this course an A- or an A.

I was totally in shock to find signs were incorrect by not 10 feet but by 50 to 150 feet markers of the holes to next hole were not correct or lack of, and the layout from down hill back up hill just ... show more ›

I was totally in shock to find signs were incorrect by not 10 feet but by 50 to 150 feet markers of the holes to next hole were not correct or lack of, and the layout from down hill back up hill just to get to another tee off area. City keeps it clean but not happy with what could be a great course.

McGraft is a fun little 18, with mostly shorter holes, but a few longer holes, and one big long hole (number 15), located in a public park with a good amount of old, tall, mature trees. There are a c ... show more ›

McGraft is a fun little 18, with mostly shorter holes, but a few longer holes, and one big long hole (number 15), located in a public park with a good amount of old, tall, mature trees. There are a couple of tight, short technical holes, and a few more open holes, but the old trees in this park come into play on just about every hole. The cement tee pads are nice, and the signs look good, however, the majority of the distances are off, and the routes shown are generally incorrect. I believe these signs were made for the short tees, but around found at the long locations. This is a great course for disc golfers of all skill levels.

Really enjoy playing this course. Very easy to lose discs here thanks to the road being right along the fairways on multiple holes and the river running through half the course. Also a great place to ... show more ›

Really enjoy playing this course. Very easy to lose discs here thanks to the road being right along the fairways on multiple holes and the river running through half the course. Also a great place to find discs due to the same reasons. A little hard to navigate at times but who cares when you're having fun. Right?

New cement tee pads are great, big trees are a fun challenge, diverse hole set up. Layout is wacky-hard to navigate through if you haven't played here before. had to wait a bunch on people running ... show more ›

New cement tee pads are great, big trees are a fun challenge, diverse hole set up.

Layout is wacky-hard to navigate through if you haven't played here before. had to wait a bunch on people running through the park, inconvenient. it'd be nice if the tee pads had pictures of the hole/where the basket is.

it's nice to play if you are in the area and want to play a round, but i certainly wouldn't travel here just to play.

I really enjoy playing at McGraft park, it's close to my home, and it has easy access for entry. It's a basic disc golf course that has it all. Some holes are played with a more open environment, whil ... show more ›

I really enjoy playing at McGraft park, it's close to my home, and it has easy access for entry. It's a basic disc golf course that has it all. Some holes are played with a more open environment, while some are more closed in the woods. The only thing you have to watch out for is hole 16, it is surounded by a body of water, and it is easy to lose a disc

This course is commingled with a park and is nestled in a very nice community in North Muskegon. It is 18 holes and can be played by anyone with any skill set. The course is challenging, featuring a l ... show more ›

This course is commingled with a park and is nestled in a very nice community in North Muskegon. It is 18 holes and can be played by anyone with any skill set. The course is challenging, featuring a lot of wooded shots, both in thick woods and in open areas with tree strategically creating paths to the basket that require much finesse.

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Fun Course but if you have never played there before its hard to follow...you wont figure it out unless you ask someone or play with someone whos played it before...but once you figure it out its a fu ... show more ›

Fun Course but if you have never played there before its hard to follow...you wont figure it out unless you ask someone or play with someone whos played it before...but once you figure it out its a fun course. To get to holes 12-15 you have to climb a hill several times and back track..one thing I hate about this course, you have to walk back into play to find next hole...GOOD NEWS they started putting in cement Pads...They have AM/PRO pads...first 5 or 6 holes have the cement and the rest are basically laid out for being cemented. Course really needs to be labeled out and trash picked up. would be a great course if they changed a few things such as cleaning up labeling things pads etc...recommended

+Good Muskegon course located really close to everything +Great Big arm holes +Tee up on number 7's short tee is pretty fun throwing from uphill you can rocket it right over the cars passing by! +G ... show more ›

+Good Muskegon course located really close to everything
+Great Big arm holes
+Tee up on number 7's short tee is pretty fun throwing from uphill you can rocket it right over the cars passing by!
+Good ace and deuce holes for sure!
+Awesome group of people looking after it!
+BIG trees! lots of trees, a few water holes, helps to play with a friend the first time
^Watch your disc on holes 2, 4, 5 and 7, and 9, they may land in the road, I have had 2 disc's picked up by drivers!
^If your disc goes in the water...leave it! Water is not so healthy to touch!
^Cement tees are going in so that will be a HUGE score upgrade! right now they are really rough!
^I have love/hate feelings with this course, if you are in town you should atleast try it.
^When you are done with hole 7 you have to walk up the road to get to 8, you play 8 and 9 then have to cross the road to get down to 10, then cross back over the road go past the basket at 7 to get to 11. then climb a hill to get to 12.
^10 and 11, and 15 are high risk for disc loss!

This is a good option for people in Muskegon or Norton Shores, either on its own or during an event. It's a bit difficult to navigate from hole to hole as a new person as no map or directions are inc ... show more ›

This is a good option for people in Muskegon or Norton Shores, either on its own or during an event. It's a bit difficult to navigate from hole to hole as a new person as no map or directions are included. Includes a number of narrow, straight, hooked, wood, and field holes - a great mix for you to refine your skills.