East Harbor State Park

3This course is in a beautiful, clean, well-maintained park. Great tee pads, signs, and baskets. Being mostly in the thick woods, the holes are very technical, so it's not the most beginner friendly ... show more ›

3This course is in a beautiful, clean, well-maintained park. Great tee pads, signs, and baskets. Being mostly in the thick woods, the holes are very technical, so it's not the most beginner friendly. However, the par is generous and gives many birdie and eagle opportunities. Just have to stay in the fairways at all costs as the foliage will eat your discs.

In order to maximize your fun potential, I would recommend only bringing bright-colored discs that are easy to find...chance of losing a disc on 18/18 holes. Use a spotter as several holes have blind doglegs. And BRING BUGSPRAY.

At time the course has some potential but just not a fun place to play. The are about 6 hole that a almost unplayable because of the drastic change of fairway direction and narrow fairways with super ... show more ›

At time the course has some potential but just not a fun place to play. The are about 6 hole that a almost unplayable because of the drastic change of fairway direction and narrow fairways with super thick brush and tall grass. The were just no options from some of the tees to even get to with in 100ft of the basket. Accutually played it twice and tried a few different shots including my go to 225 thumber, just no lines. Spent a lot of time crawling threw the tall grass and bushes looking for my discs on shots that were not really that far off the mark. It's almost like the took an old walking or snowmobile path and try make into some disc golf holes. Its to bad because the other 12 hole are well done. Nice park to visit, right on the lake with plenty of camping and other family activities.

Lots of dog-legs, with an emphasis on accuracy and not distance. Mostly a wooded course with the "fairways" simply 10-20 feet wide paths. Par is achievable if played conservatively, as any derivatio ... show more ›

Lots of dog-legs, with an emphasis on accuracy and not distance. Mostly a wooded course with the "fairways" simply 10-20 feet wide paths. Par is achievable if played conservatively, as any derivation from the pathways results in a hike into the overgrown, unkempt brush. As was said previously, not a course for beginners or those who rely on forgiveness to achieve distance. Very poor visibility. However, the signs for each hole are large, accurate, and aid in understanding the general form of each hole. Cement tee boxes are in excellent condition, though the surrounding earth is low, increasing the chance for a turned ankle. Nice practice area with stone distance markers.

This course was a nice walk in the woods, BUT the disc golf was not intended for recreational players. Many holes were of the "poke & pray" variety...no good path to take to the hole and very narrow ... show more ›

This course was a nice walk in the woods, BUT the disc golf was not intended for recreational players. Many holes were of the "poke & pray" variety...no good path to take to the hole and very narrow fairways. Plus, most of the holes were so similar that it got boring. How many times am I supposed to go out 100-120 feet and turn hard left/right? Sometime the basket was another 120 feet, sometimes 250 around another bend. most holes required accuracy and shot shaping with a HEAVY emphasis on patience. Score well on the easy holes, because the harder ones are mostly about making par and not taking a BIG #. ****If you are one of the course designers, please chop a few trees and create some kind of lane to throw the disc*****