El Dorado Park

Fun course.Locals are pretty cool and always willing to help the new players out. Great positioning for pins and the pads are better than most courses. Love the fact that the pins are moved every few ... show more ›

Fun course.Locals are pretty cool and always willing to help the new players out. Great positioning for pins and the pads are better than most courses. Love the fact that the pins are moved every few weeks so you don't play the same holes the same way everytime.. windy at times so it makes it a little more challenging. Weekly Sunday dubs are always fun and the monthly tournaments are even better????????????

READ!!! This review is for both the course AND the people responsible for it. Mostly, for the people. The course is challenging but fun, some tricky shots that test your finesse and all around a great ... show more ›

READ!!! This review is for both the course AND the people responsible for it. Mostly, for the people. The course is challenging but fun, some tricky shots that test your finesse and all around a great course not to be missed.

For the real review and for the people that live and respect this game; I lost a disc about 2 months ago while visiting my friend. I found the course on Udisc. I lost a disc that was my first ever bought. Chalked it up as a lost disc but almost 2 months later I get a text from “Daniel”. My disc was found and he let me know. He’s associated with EDDS and informed Sharon, the club president to see if she would consider mailing my disc back to me as I am now in AZ.

She offered to send it without question. “Discs belong to their owners.” That was her exact response. What a woman! I’ve never met her but anyone that passionate about the sport and wanting and being a true advocate should be acknowledged.

Hats off to the folks (esp Sharon) at EDDS. When I’m back in the area I’ll def be playing again. If you’re in the area def don’t miss it!!!

the definition of an average course. open concept course with mature trees on flat land. the multiple pin positions (and locals that move the baskets almost weekly) and winding ob path keep things in ... show more ›

the definition of an average course. open concept course with mature trees on flat land. the multiple pin positions (and locals that move the baskets almost weekly) and winding ob path keep things interesting.

i find myself using the same disc off the tee on several holes, this shows the repetitive nature of the course. almost all shots are straight or hyzer. as a result, the course strongly favors RHBH players. concrete teepads show age but are still in good shape. same with the baskets. tee signs need updating with the new pin positions, maps and more accurate distances.

busy park. dog walkers, tennis players and the such.

not sure if the folks that i see always hanging at the course are just "locals" or if they are homeless hanging out at the park throwing discs around. those i've talked to are friendly but just something to consider.

What a great city course!! Many varied shots, low ceiling, many line choices per hole, elevation changes everywhere, backhand and forehand runs, distances bounce all over from 200-700+ feet, multiple ... show more ›

What a great city course!! Many varied shots, low ceiling, many line choices per hole, elevation changes everywhere, backhand and forehand runs, distances bounce all over from 200-700+ feet, multiple pin placements on every hole. Straight shots rule this course! Free, mixed use park, Dg course is well placed away from most of the other activity areas for softball and tennis. The only con I have is that tees are kinda close to fairways and baskets...but bottom line is, I'd play this course every day if I lived in this area!!! Locals are really great here too, funny and cool as sh*t!!

Really enjoy this course, there are plenty of trees jumping out to block your throws and the layouts get changed often. There are a few cons: the ground gets wet and muddy in places, watch where you a ... show more ›

Really enjoy this course, there are plenty of trees jumping out to block your throws and the layouts get changed often. There are a few cons: the ground gets wet and muddy in places, watch where you are walking. It is super popular and so if you head out after a normal workday or on the weekend, expect to see plenty of people out there and some large groups, though this is also a good thing because it means the sport is growing.