Monroeville Park

Just played here for the first time and I thought it was pretty fun. The course needs a little love. Hole 4 is still missing all signage, and is also where I discovered the biggest problem with the ... show more ›

Just played here for the first time and I thought it was pretty fun. The course needs a little love. Hole 4 is still missing all signage, and is also where I discovered the biggest problem with the course. I ran into a father and son looking for the start of the course. Everything but 7,8, and 9 are so poorly marked that people can't just jump in. I didn't see the previous comment explaining the location of 4's tee so I wondered around for 10 minutes looking for it.

I think the course could attract people to disc golf since families go to the field for soccer games, but it needs to be more clearly marked.

Once I got into the course I enjoyed it and found a lot of the shots fun and demanding. The par needs adjusted though because if I can break par on my first round, it's too high.

The first time I played this course I thought I would never come back. Now I frequent it just because it is the closest to my house. Like most courses, once you figure out how to play each hole, it be ... show more ›

The first time I played this course I thought I would never come back. Now I frequent it just because it is the closest to my house. Like most courses, once you figure out how to play each hole, it becomes more fun to play and work on your game. The holes are short and poorly numbered. Hole 4 is completely missing postage but the tee box is by the corner of the soccer field right after you finish hole 3. After hole 6 go up the hill using the little rope to get to hole 7. Beware of straying off into the woods on some holes. You will have a great chance of losing your disc. Especially on hole 5.

FYI, the way the baskets are laid out, if you play from the advanced tee's, the par for course is 40. Yes, that is extremely high. Yes, you should be able to get under par if you play often. I normally get around a 28.

Nice course for inexperienced players. Longest hole is around 350 ft so if you are still working on your driving distance it is a less frustrating course to play and work on your approach. Been here n ... show more ›

Nice course for inexperienced players. Longest hole is around 350 ft so if you are still working on your driving distance it is a less frustrating course to play and work on your approach. Been here numerous times since its so close to my house and it is never crowded, in fact each time my wife and I were the only two on the course.

Pros: -Great course to practice different throws. Dog leg right 1,7. Dog leg right 5, 8, 9. Down hill 2, 4. -Plays fast. About 40 minutes with two people. -New signs with hole information Co ... show more ›

Pros:
-Great course to practice different throws. Dog leg right 1,7. Dog leg right 5, 8, 9. Down hill 2, 4.
-Plays fast. About 40 minutes with two people.
-New signs with hole information

Cons:
-Still needs signage. From basket 3 to 4 tee pad. It's up a little hill to the left, but I went right and went for a little walk through the woods. Also 6 to 7 which is up a steep hill that does have a little rope to aid in your climb.
-Tons of jagger bushes behind hole 2 basket and along hole 3 right fairway.
-Tee pads are railroad ties = hard to find