McCourtie Park

IDK where the A rating is earned but this is what I would consider an "average" course. Front 9 are 3/4 wide open in knee high grass. The holes that are wooded had some of the worst mosquitos I have s ... show more ›

IDK where the A rating is earned but this is what I would consider an "average" course. Front 9 are 3/4 wide open in knee high grass. The holes that are wooded had some of the worst mosquitos I have seen in a while. The back 9 is quite a bit better but without a hole over 340' it is definitely lacking in character. Only 2 shots that I would consider "memorable". The signage is great but instead of a graphic of the "lady in blue" on every hole why not put the hole layout there?? Had more of a frustrating round than anything and my family did not enjoy wading through the high grass.

I'm sorry but anyone who gives this course an A+ needs to understand that just because a course has teepads and new baskets does not mean it is "perfect". (No offense to Aaron I am sure he did what he could with what was given)

Great course in a park like setting with some woods. Four local discers showed us around the course and all were attentive to our questions, Terrain was flat in one section and hilly on the other. Hol ... show more ›

Great course in a park like setting with some woods. Four local discers showed us around the course and all were attentive to our questions, Terrain was flat in one section and hilly on the other. Hole 19 & 20 were very rough cut at this time but will fit in nicely over time. One of the locals said the final outcome for Lady in Blue is 24 holes. I would definitely come back to this course again and again. We never did find out why the course was named Lady in Blue.

Beautiful course in a really nice park. "Lady In Blue" was the name of the course within McCourtie Park in Somerset Michigan. A mile past the course is a pretty decent diner, Somerset Café, if y ... show more ›

Beautiful course in a really nice park. "Lady In Blue" was the name of the course within McCourtie Park in Somerset Michigan. A mile past the course is a pretty decent diner, Somerset Café, if you are looking for a good breakfast before your round. I did get lost a couple of times, there are a few unmarked lettered baskets and #6 pad was hidden but for the most part I had no navigation issues. There was a sign with a map at hole 1, but it would be really nice to have each fairway's layout on the tee signs. Pads were excellent, there were a couple of mild death putts and plenty of short birdie holes. Some elevation, and the giant bird house and ornate bridges over the stream going through the park made it really amazing. I shot +3 but with a lot of wind, and not knowing the course - should really be under par for anyone 900 rated.

Beautiful park and setting for a disc golf course. The labor of love for this course is an A+. You can see the locals have done a lot of work . The hardest part about this course is where to start and ... show more ›

Beautiful park and setting for a disc golf course. The labor of love for this course is an A+. You can see the locals have done a lot of work . The hardest part about this course is where to start and where to find the next holes. Would like to see direction signs upon arriving to the park on where to start/kiosk is. If you are not close to the tennis courts/basketball courts, you are in the wrong place. Well use of the land, as there is much variety in shot selection/difficulty. The tee pads might be the gold standard for disc golf, well done Dysert Concrete. You need to get to know the Lady in Blue, she will test your strength, accuracy, power, and skill. I hope you leave with a smile on your face like I did.

This is one of my favorite courses to play there are a mixture of challenging and less challenging holes as well as open and wooded holes the course is set up very well each basket leads to the next t ... show more ›

This is one of my favorite courses to play there are a mixture of challenging and less challenging holes as well as open and wooded holes the course is set up very well each basket leads to the next tee pad each tee pad is cemented which is nice to throw from overall a very nice course worth checking out.

Love this course now that there's 18 holes. You can tell the designer really wanted to create a course not just for competitive players but casual and family orientated players as well. Once the grass ... show more ›

Love this course now that there's 18 holes. You can tell the designer really wanted to create a course not just for competitive players but casual and family orientated players as well. Once the grass and extra leafy obstacles get worn down due to more activity it will be a favorite course to everyone who plays it.