Griggs Reservoir Park

Nice course and lots of holes to just unload. My biggest issue with Griggs is the layout itself. If you have not been before, you either need to play with someone who has or have uDisc, because it is ... show more ›

Nice course and lots of holes to just unload. My biggest issue with Griggs is the layout itself. If you have not been before, you either need to play with someone who has or have uDisc, because it is tough the first couple times to figure out which baskets are connected to which tee pad. You have to crisscross the paths often, and be aware of who is throwing where. There are several holes where you're throwing in the line of the previous hole. With some landscaping changes, the difficulty has been dropped as well - but I'm excited to see the layout once the new trees mature!

This is the most average course you've ever played. There are a few hard pin positions, but for the most part it's very straight forward course since they cut all of the trees down -- although they d ... show more ›

This is the most average course you've ever played. There are a few hard pin positions, but for the most part it's very straight forward course since they cut all of the trees down -- although they did so with very good reason. Very easy to navigate, almost no elevation, great place for a relaxing round / stroll. There are a few walkers, but no so many that it's prohibitive. It's flat, but on a flood plain so be careful of mud when it's been raining a lot.

I don't know what most people are talking about saying its confusing the tees and pins are all easy to see where its going from shorts I gave it a c+ because it is a nice course the main problem is lo ... show more ›

I don't know what most people are talking about saying its confusing the tees and pins are all easy to see where its going from shorts I gave it a c+ because it is a nice course the main problem is losing a disc in the overly high grass its like 4 feet right now and I've seen even the best players lose it in there

Enjoyable course. Lots of pins tucked into the brush on the edges, and the brush offers little in the way of recovery from where you might be stuck. Not too much in the way of problem vegetation (br ... show more ›

Enjoyable course. Lots of pins tucked into the brush on the edges, and the brush offers little in the way of recovery from where you might be stuck. Not too much in the way of problem vegetation (briars, poison ivy, etc.) Front nine is a little longer and more inventive than the back. They should try to reduce copycat holes on the back 9, where some are straight & short and obstacle-free, and others are identically short and straight at a tucked-in pin along the brush. Also, a number of back nine holes felt like the distances were noticeably overstated. Overall, worth the trip. It's also great to have a brick-and-mortar disc golf shop 2 minutes down the street.