Scarboro Hills

Very well maintained course with something to offer both novices and advanced players. The tee boxes are general well-marked and color coded and have nice rubber padded tops. The short baskets are new ... show more ›

Very well maintained course with something to offer both novices and advanced players. The tee boxes are general well-marked and color coded and have nice rubber padded tops. The short baskets are new and bright, and the longer baskets are generally pretty easy to spot as well. You are going up and down muddy slopes with rocks, roots, leaves, etc. so some solid hiking or trail boots are advisable and it's probably not a great course for anyone with significant knee or ankle issues.

It's mostly rolling hills with about a 50/50 mix of woods and wide open field holes. Playing short to short meant a lot of 175-250 foot holes, with wide open drives on the fields, or a tight wooded lane in the woods. Some holes where you're throwing way uphill and some way downhill. You don't really need a forehand for that layout, I think maybe on one late hole, but even that had a plausible backhand line.

The longer tee pads and baskets looked like they made for more interesting play and shot choices, but I didn't have the time to do a second round to see. I played in the morning, and when I was done at noon I saw someone had put up a box of "loaner" discs, which is super-cool and something I've only seen before at one other course.

Some very simple shots, 200 foot wide open, then multiple under 200 foot shots with 10 foot tunnel gap. Then some really tough wooded shots. Elevation change aggressive at times, some unreasonably hea ... show more ›

Some very simple shots, 200 foot wide open, then multiple under 200 foot shots with 10 foot tunnel gap. Then some really tough wooded shots. Elevation change aggressive at times, some unreasonably heavily wooded shots. Not great if it rained recently. Almost broke my ankle or fell down several times as the rocks and unclear paths made the hills tough to navigate. Really nice new baskets. I would like to see more creative with a long pat 5 added. There is a lot of potential in this disc golf park.

Played Scarboro Hills since 2009 favorite course around great scenery and layout course is challenging to any level player wooded holes are in great shape pads are great and grass and rough is kept up ... show more ›

Played Scarboro Hills since 2009 favorite course around great scenery and layout course is challenging to any level player wooded holes are in great shape pads are great and grass and rough is kept up with Harford county disc golf club does great work to keep Scarboro top notch if you want a challenging course and a fun round head to scarbssss

This course has a pleasant mix of woods and open holes. The terrain can be challanging to traverse because you are up and down some decent sized hills, but the folks that maintain the course are const ... show more ›

This course has a pleasant mix of woods and open holes. The terrain can be challanging to traverse because you are up and down some decent sized hills, but the folks that maintain the course are constantly making improvements and cleaning up the grounds. Scarboro does a great job hosting several tournaments through out the year, along with a year-round tag match, doubles and glow doubles.

Fantastic course. It was a bit of a drive for me to get to but well worth it. Played it for the first time on New Year's Day 2013 and it was a hell of a way to start the year. Great signage, layout an ... show more ›

Fantastic course. It was a bit of a drive for me to get to but well worth it. Played it for the first time on New Year's Day 2013 and it was a hell of a way to start the year. Great signage, layout and overall fun course. I am privileged to play Tyler in PA. and Iron Hill in DE often, and I would place this course right alongside the both. Also want to give big thanks to the locals who were super nice and welcoming. Not always the case in my experience. Maintenance and upkeep are very noticeable as is the love the people who play it often have for it. Thanks.

I moved to Maryland from Colorado in June 2011. Probably played 7 or 8 courses out there, but none compares to Scarboro Hills. Love the mixture of tight wooded shots, open fields, change of elevation ... show more ›

I moved to Maryland from Colorado in June 2011. Probably played 7 or 8 courses out there, but none compares to Scarboro Hills. Love the mixture of tight wooded shots, open fields, change of elevation. Plus the guys out at Scarboro are pretty cool and welcoming. I'm very happy to call Scarboro my "Home Course".

Since playing my first round here in may i've made it a priority to get here at least once a month.Good mix of open and wooded holes with elevation changes,.water hazards and mutiple pin placements.Th ... show more ›

Since playing my first round here in may i've made it a priority to get here at least once a month.Good mix of open and wooded holes with elevation changes,.water hazards and mutiple pin placements.The locals are a good bunch of people who obviously have taken great pride in their course and are still working to improve it.

I love coming here. The Harford County Parks and Rec. crew do a great job at maintaining the course(along with some other volunteers). There are no other activities going on here except disc golf. It' ... show more ›

I love coming here. The Harford County Parks and Rec. crew do a great job at maintaining the course(along with some other volunteers). There are no other activities going on here except disc golf. It's a great place to get away from everything. Very quiet and peaceful. Every hole has at least two pin placements to keep things fresh. There is good variety here as well. Lots of different elevation changes, good mix between open and wooded shots. Great signage and website (http://www.scarborohills.com ) with any info you need, makes it a breeze to find your way around. The local player base is growing and running weekly events(doubles, tags, and legal winter glow).