Elwood DGC

I love short technical courses and this course did most things right. If you're playing this course in a tournament setting you'll be happy taking some 3s on sub-200ft shots. Positives: Good vari ... show more ›

I love short technical courses and this course did most things right. If you're playing this course in a tournament setting you'll be happy taking some 3s on sub-200ft shots.

Positives: Good variety of shots, excellent use of a tight space. Great use of elevation to create the need for more shot types. Concrete tees are nice. Every hole had a table. Signage from basket to next tee was very helpful. Excellent risk reward on most shots where you can see the basket from the tee.

Negatives: First play through is going to be rough for just about anybody, but I think second play through would be better. There are many blind tee shots where the line off the tee almost seems to be intentionally deceiving. Some tee shots seem hopeless to get a birdie and then trivial to get a 3. A few tee shots it seemed like there was an obvious landing zone, but even if you hit it there was no line from there. Some of the signs depicting the holes are deceiving.

This course is amazing. All the hard work that went into it to make it what it is today. Such as cleaning the course up adding new holes and at every t-pad being able to sit your bag on a giant wire s ... show more ›

This course is amazing. All the hard work that went into it to make it what it is today. Such as cleaning the course up adding new holes and at every t-pad being able to sit your bag on a giant wire spool. It's a very technical course with a lot of elevation changes at the beginning. The one thing that would make it better would be to have an A&B pin location on multiple holes.

The course is entirely wooded. Every hole requires some sort of imagination when throwing. It's extremely challenging and very scenic in the fall. The new 9 is finally playable and is really starting ... show more ›

The course is entirely wooded. Every hole requires some sort of imagination when throwing. It's extremely challenging and very scenic in the fall. The new 9 is finally playable and is really starting to come together. Once the pads are in place on the back 9 this course will be a can't miss stop if you live in central Indiana. Highly recommended.

I like the teepads and nearly all the shots are fun and technical. There is glass everywhere so be very careful. It does appear that someone is trying to clean it up but it was a landfill so they have ... show more ›

I like the teepads and nearly all the shots are fun and technical. There is glass everywhere so be very careful. It does appear that someone is trying to clean it up but it was a landfill so they have their work cut out for them. The layout is a little funky at times and it is poorly marked for the most part but it is Fun to play.

This is a short (9 hole) course with short holes but in a wooded area. A lot of the skill involved in this course has to do with getting your disc between trees, up or down 30+ hills, and dog leg righ ... show more ›

This is a short (9 hole) course with short holes but in a wooded area. A lot of the skill involved in this course has to do with getting your disc between trees, up or down 30+ hills, and dog leg right and left shots from the tee. The bad part about this course is all the broken glass throughout the holes. Paths paved in glass as if it was intentional. There is also some trash around but mostly in the brushes where you will most likely land your disc a few times. If it weren't for the trash/glass the rating would be in the Bs due to the interesting challenge of the holes.