Millwood Creek

Fun, quiet course with nice topography and a winding stream. Overgrown and unmaintenanced, so provides quite the forest challenge. Playable 18 holes of 8 baskets (majority homemade and heavily weather ... show more ›

Fun, quiet course with nice topography and a winding stream. Overgrown and unmaintenanced, so provides quite the forest challenge. Playable 18 holes of 8 baskets (majority homemade and heavily weathered) and 10 tone poles (with beat up chains dangling off). Only 2 teepads built; roots and rocks are problematic. Survived recent storms okay

This course could be an awesome course. After just glancing a tree on #1 it went right. It took me over 45 minutes to find my disc. With all of the big rocks it would be really scenic if you just h ... show more ›

This course could be an awesome course. After just glancing a tree on #1 it went right. It took me over 45 minutes to find my disc. With all of the big rocks it would be really scenic if you just had some fairways. All the vegetation makes finding discs next to impossible. I did find a almost brand new disc(with no ink) looking for my own. If I was going to be in the area longer I would try to find the owner. This definitely isn't a beginner's course

I first played on a course in Maine on a cold wet December and was unimpressed with disc golf. fortunately I found this course close to my house and decided to play and fell in love with this course a ... show more ›

I first played on a course in Maine on a cold wet December and was unimpressed with disc golf. fortunately I found this course close to my house and decided to play and fell in love with this course and disc golf in general. Being someone that spends most of their free time in the woods this course feels like going through wilderness. the unfinished feel makes it feel like your apart of the wood and makes this course different than any other course I have played. The elevation changes, the water and the view from the upper holes make this course complete. the only this about this course that is annoying is that there are so many trees to hit, but when you play with friends and they hit trees its incredibly funny.

This is a really awesome course! It is challenging as there is constant elevation change. Streams, rocks, ledges, ravines all in a deep wooded setting sets the stage for one of the most beautiful co ... show more ›

This is a really awesome course! It is challenging as there is constant elevation change. Streams, rocks, ledges, ravines all in a deep wooded setting sets the stage for one of the most beautiful courses I've seen. This is not a long course and you can leave the driver at home except for a couple holes. There are a few crossing holes and some shared goals but usually not a real problem - fun to run into others playing through the woods and exchange comments about the course anyway. The layout is a lot of fun to play but a real challenge to find your way around the first few times you visit - hook up with a local if you can. Signage could be better and mostly homemade baskets and tone poles which actually work out fine but if those two areas were upgraded I would score even higher. Course is definitely one of the best kept secrets in Southern New England.