Burns Park

I have Disc Golfed a lot of courses, mainly in Michigan and this course is a decent course. It lacks many things to become a B+ A- rated course. First their is not one hole over the 300ft distance. Ma ... show more ›

I have Disc Golfed a lot of courses, mainly in Michigan and this course is a decent course. It lacks many things to become a B+ A- rated course. First their is not one hole over the 300ft distance. Making every hole a easy 2 after a couple of rounds figuring out the routes. Having Holes over 300ft possibly 400ft 500ft make a course that much more challenging. Also the course lacked direction. My buddies and I got lost on a few holes trying to find the next tee. It was just too easy for the first time ever playing a course.
It can be a good course just needs to extend te length of the holes.
This me saying it when my home course back home has 12 holes over 300ft.

Don't get confused--"old white" used to be a mix of red and blue, but "new white" is its own course off in the largely undeveloped woods by the equestrian and bike paths. My favorite local course at p ... show more ›

Don't get confused--"old white" used to be a mix of red and blue, but "new white" is its own course off in the largely undeveloped woods by the equestrian and bike paths. My favorite local course at present (R.I.P. Rez). The benches aren't really where you want them, so if you do find one with some privacy, don't pass it up. No trash cans except at the pavilion. Water spigot is there too, but no bathrooms. It's easy to do just the front 8 or back 10 (across the street by the mound) if you're looking for a quick game. There's a couple of slight water hazards near the end, but not too dangerous if you take the short tee on 14 and play it safe on the rest. Poison ivy isn't bad imo. Thirteen can go to hell. Directions to the course are on UDisc. Would love to see a tourney at a tree-dense course like this