Whiteford-StoneCo Community Park

Challenging mixed use sports park course. Good layout with open and wooded holes. Mild elevation, thick rough, and trees in the fairways and near baskets on multiple holes. Fair lines on the majority ... show more ›

Challenging mixed use sports park course. Good layout with open and wooded holes. Mild elevation, thick rough, and trees in the fairways and near baskets on multiple holes. Fair lines on the majority of holes. Many holes favor the big arms. No water hazards. Good concrete pads and older ChainStar baskets. Clean and maintained. Good winter course to play.

Pros: - Great mix of holes to make you throw a lot of different tee shots. Annys, hyzers, and even some tomahawks .Most of the course or is pretty open and a stretch of holes on the back 9 are wooded. ... show more ›

Pros: - Great mix of holes to make you throw a lot of different tee shots. Annys, hyzers, and even some tomahawks .Most of the course or is pretty open and a stretch of holes on the back 9 are wooded.
- Good tees and baskets as they are solid and new!
- Couple of par 4s which are pretty rare for the area, nice navigation.
- Easy to follow layout
- Close to the highway and easy to find even though on the course you feel like you're in the middle of nowhere.

Cons: - Make sure you watch where your shots land, especially the WTF Richards.. The majority of the course looks open but the rough can really swallow discs.
- Definitely need to check for ticks when you come here as well as keep an eye out for bees.
- Not really a con, but the time I played here it was very, very windy. It can get a bit frustrating when your discs land in the shule, half the time. Plan on spending time looking for errand shots, especially when it greens up.
- The course in general is a bit rough around the edges. It gives me the impression its still a work in process..
Other Thoughts: I wouldn't take my mother or beginners here, but as long as you have a controllable 250ft or so, You should have fun and leave no discs behind!. Course is definitely a balance between intermediate and advanced.. A top pro with control,might shred this course!

I've been playing this course often, as it is my new home course. It's nice to follow the development and see what it has become. It is a fantastic winter course, but I remember the summer being tough ... show more ›

I've been playing this course often, as it is my new home course. It's nice to follow the development and see what it has become. It is a fantastic winter course, but I remember the summer being tough when I lost a disc, perhaps the fairways could be wider in the grassier areas like number four providing a better experience for newer players and casuals especiallyßs. Otherwise I can't wait to see it grow and age. The layout is great, and will become greater as the smaller trees mature. Definitely the best course in the area.

Nicely done with some work to do. Please get brooms for the tee pads. The first hole going into the woods there needs to be a line to hit but there isn't. Take out a few of the trees so it isn't a rip ... show more ›

Nicely done with some work to do. Please get brooms for the tee pads. The first hole going into the woods there needs to be a line to hit but there isn't. Take out a few of the trees so it isn't a rip and pray hole. Other than that it is a really nice course and I will definitely be back to play! Great job so far to all who put this course together!!!

This course was fun. If playing in the summer make sure to keep it on the fairway or you'll be searching for a while. Felt like every hole there was a line that you need to hit, if you miss it then yo ... show more ›

This course was fun. If playing in the summer make sure to keep it on the fairway or you'll be searching for a while. Felt like every hole there was a line that you need to hit, if you miss it then you'll be scrambling. Wind can play a factor on final four holes. Course is cart friendly. I'm looking forward to where this course is going in the future and can't wait to play again.

So the park entrance is actually on Whiteford Rd. off of Sterns Rd. If you're driving N (towards the old park)on Sterns after getting off the freeway it'll be on your right in maybe 5 mins, before you ... show more ›

So the park entrance is actually on Whiteford Rd. off of Sterns Rd. If you're driving N (towards the old park)on Sterns after getting off the freeway it'll be on your right in maybe 5 mins, before you get to the light. Huge open fields, easy to spot.

Everything is up and ready to go! I used the UDisc app to help find the holes but its not bad navigating most the time.

I liked the variety of throws and the challenge of the woods and narrow fairways. Most, if not all, tee pads were long! I recommend this course to experienced golfers for sure. Good luck!