Forest Glen Campground

Only course within an hour of me that I've not played numerous times. Twice was plenty. The course was clearly not designed by anyone that has played much disc golf, as the lines are over tight, awkwa ... show more ›

Only course within an hour of me that I've not played numerous times. Twice was plenty. The course was clearly not designed by anyone that has played much disc golf, as the lines are over tight, awkward, and above all, no fun to throw. Of the 90+ courses I have played around the country, this is the bottom rung. Many of the holes make very little sense, and force difficulty with fairways full of brush, low branches, and tiny trees in the only visible lanes. Do you like horseshoe shaped holes? They have em and the fairways are so thickly wooded that it's easier to get a 2 cutting through the woods than it is to get a 4 following the fairway. Baskets are nice. I understand this may come across as over harsh, but this course is miserable. Go to Bellamy Park, or if it's too crowded go play the short tees at Squam in Rochester. Both are free and much, much better.

Short, but tight course. Driving accuracy is a must and if you don't have a Tomahawk (Hammer) throw, you better develop one to shoot well here. LOL. Pros: Easily navigated. Great signage to the n ... show more ›

Short, but tight course. Driving accuracy is a must and if you don't have a Tomahawk (Hammer) throw, you better develop one to shoot well here. LOL. Pros: Easily navigated. Great signage to the next hole. A lot of blind baskets on this course (over 1/2, I'd say), but there's an arrow on a tree down on the fairway telling you which direction the basket is. Cons: No tee pads (although most tee areas were on flat ground) and no hole maps showing a diagram + footage. $5 must be paid to the office (this course is set on a campground). Worth the $5 though, I enjoyed it.