Flatrock Park

great course with multiple pin locations. great red prodigy baskets, easy to see from the Tee's. Signs make it easy to navigate to pin locations. Hole #2 has the current course layout marked with a pa ... show more ›

great course with multiple pin locations. great red prodigy baskets, easy to see from the Tee's. Signs make it easy to navigate to pin locations. Hole #2 has the current course layout marked with a padlock under the tee sign to let you know where the pins will be. some of the next tee signs are harder to see but they are marked in the trees with 3x5ish wood signs.Going from hole #10 to hole #11 and then from #15 to #16 you cross over the road. Great use of the terrain.

The course itself is EXCELLENT and very enjoyable to play. I highly recommend it if you are visiting or live in Columbus, GA. That said, signage is horrible. We got lost about a half-a-dozen times ou ... show more ›

The course itself is EXCELLENT and very enjoyable to play. I highly recommend it if you are visiting or live in Columbus, GA. That said, signage is horrible. We got lost about a half-a-dozen times our first trip through. Signs are sporadic, if they exist. Often we simply had to walk around randomly to find the next hole. Also, the pins are very hard to see in some cases. They do not have anything bright that stands out and are sometimes quite well hidden. Once found though, they make for a great course. With signage and better pins, this course, on it's merits and beauty, would clearly rate an A. TM

Most of the reviews are spot on. The course itself is a gem...you will need to have a lot of shots in your arsenal to score well. it's also a great mixture of wooded holes and open ones. Some elevatio ... show more ›

Most of the reviews are spot on. The course itself is a gem...you will need to have a lot of shots in your arsenal to score well. it's also a great mixture of wooded holes and open ones. Some elevation change, but it's definitely not all up and down. The negative aspects of the course are with the signage. It's definitely not the easiest course to navigate for first timers. There are no next hole signs and you are required to cross a road twice to finish the back nine. However most of the locals are friendly and willing to help navigate.

First, let me say that I'm new to disc golf, and second, I have a really nice home course at the Kiwanis Morristown, TN course. Flat Rock is a beautiful park, but for us, the DC was a tad disappointi ... show more ›

First, let me say that I'm new to disc golf, and second, I have a really nice home course at the Kiwanis Morristown, TN course. Flat Rock is a beautiful park, but for us, the DC was a tad disappointing. First, if I hadn't found a course map online, we'd have been totally lost. Part of the holes aren't numbered, there aren't diagrams of the greenways, and we had a hard time finding some of the baskets. Overall, it was a nice course to play, as long as you can find where you are supposed to be. My other issue was the course was rather over grown. We lost a disc more than once in high grass. You could not see it until you walked up on it. Not a big deal, but frustrating. Lastly has more to do with our fellow golfers. Put your trash where it goes, please. If we trash our courses, we won't have any to play. There was a LOT of trash. The sad part was there were plenty of trash cans. Overall, we had a good time, but not great. We spent 1/3 of our time hunting the baskets. We'll go back next time we're in the area. This is a course we'll worth visiting. EDIT: My wife wanted it to be mentioned there was a lot of poison ivy around the course.

Should have gotten to this sooner. My favorite Georgia course by far. The tall Georgia pines that the course traverses mixed with some red dirt, honey suckle and rock formations, reminds me just how m ... show more ›

Should have gotten to this sooner. My favorite Georgia course by far. The tall Georgia pines that the course traverses mixed with some red dirt, honey suckle and rock formations, reminds me just how much I miss living here. Although the heat ensures I never will again, like the snow too much. Every time I visit I do plan on playing rounds here. Left and right dog legs, short and long holes, up hill, down hill. Designated area of the park just for disk golf, sans a few bikers and walkers. Flows very well, never crowded on my visits. Technical shots required for a good score. Most holes have multiple shot selections off the tee pads. Have met a few other disc golfers here, and everyone was very friendly, inquisitive about disc golf in other States, and helpful with hints for the round, Southern Hospitality! Hope to catch leagues here on my next visit. Course was very well maintained.

Really enjoyed this course. It was pretty busy, but not too crowded for a weekend. We let a few groups play through. Very friendly crowd. Course was laid out well utilizing all the natural foreste ... show more ›

Really enjoyed this course. It was pretty busy, but not too crowded for a weekend. We let a few groups play through. Very friendly crowd. Course was laid out well utilizing all the natural forested areas as well as some good elevation changes. Baskets were good quality and well-placed. Everything available from precision shot par 3s to an 870 foot bomb par 5 on 18. Course was well maintained allowing for some decent skips. Watch anything hooking right on 11, though. I had to say farewell to my favorite red Star Destroyer there...someone will have an early Christmas next Fall when all the brush down in the draw to the right of the tee pad dies back. There are good facilities in the area, covered picnic areas, ample trash cans, and even an ice cream truck cruising around (could have done without his theme music after about 3 holes). Definitely a must for any plate chuckers TDY to Ft. Benning; only about 20-25 minute drive.

Great natural course. Full grown trees and some up and downs. I would not say most of the wooded holes were tight because most have a few lines but there are a lot of tree hazards. Since my origina ... show more ›

Great natural course. Full grown trees and some up and downs. I would not say most of the wooded holes were tight because most have a few lines but there are a lot of tree hazards.
Since my original review the signage has been updated on all holes and 2 new pin placements per hole have been added.

Challenging w/o being frustrating. I love that this course is in my hometown. All the regulars are very friendly and helpful. The only reason this course doesn't earn an A+ is due to the hole signs no ... show more ›

Challenging w/o being frustrating. I love that this course is in my hometown. All the regulars are very friendly and helpful. The only reason this course doesn't earn an A+ is due to the hole signs not having layout diagrams for first-time players to know where the basket is. Bright yellow baskets are definitely easy to spot, however. Come play in c-town!

I thought this course pretty much had it all...left, right, long, short...you name it. The park is awesome and I really enjoyed it. It's a tough course but to me it hits that sweet spot between too ... show more ›

I thought this course pretty much had it all...left, right, long, short...you name it. The park is awesome and I really enjoyed it. It's a tough course but to me it hits that sweet spot between too hard and too easy. The signs could stand to be updated a few spots where I'm told by locals that the distances aren't right, and I always like to see a diagram of the hole on the sign. They've got short tees and some longer tees marked with stakes, but putting in tee pads for those would be one of the few things I can think off that would improved the course. It also looked like there was enough room to have some cool alternate pin placements, but all in all and great course and I can't way to get back here to play.