Freeman Park

Freeman is a well balanced 'park' style course, providing a reasonable amount of distance and technicality. Where it lacks in significant elevation change, Freeman Park makes up for it with versatilit ... show more ›

Freeman is a well balanced 'park' style course, providing a reasonable amount of distance and technicality. Where it lacks in significant elevation change, Freeman Park makes up for it with versatility in throwing lanes and irregular wind patterns. This lends to creating a unique disc golf experience each and every time you play.

I love Freeman! This grassy park course is suitable for all ages and skill levels. Wide open shots, technical shots, beautiful scenery. I love that there's water on the course, the creek and the r ... show more ›

I love Freeman! This grassy park course is suitable for all ages and skill levels. Wide open shots, technical shots, beautiful scenery. I love that there's water on the course, the creek and the river are both so beautiful. I drive from Pocatello to play Freeman once a week in the warm seasons.

This is an awesome course. I’ve been playing since 2000 and this is one of the few courses I still make a special trip to when there is a tournament. Highly recommend for its nice mix of distance, w ... show more ›

This is an awesome course. I’ve been playing since 2000 and this is one of the few courses I still make a special trip to when there is a tournament. Highly recommend for its nice mix of distance, well marked tees and baskets, and grass park. Can’t go wrong with adding this to your must play courses.

From a woman’s perspective, this is a great course. There are a variety of distances to shoot from. It is a challenging course but not too challenging that makes you want to give up. You will want t ... show more ›

From a woman’s perspective, this is a great course. There are a variety of distances to shoot from. It is a challenging course but not too challenging that makes you want to give up. You will want to come back to this course. The city does a great job with maintenance. It is at a park, so once in a while you may run into different events, people, or cars that can be in the way. There are multiple pin locations to add variety.

I love Freeman park. It has a good variety of long and short holes. It has a good mix between backhand and forehand shots. There are tunnel shots. The baskets have multiple pin placements making the ... show more ›

I love Freeman park. It has a good variety of long and short holes. It has a good mix between backhand and forehand shots. There are tunnel shots. The baskets have multiple pin placements making the course have a much greater replayability keeping things fresh. There are opportunities to lose discs in the creek on a few holes. Freeman is a little more spread out than some courses so you do get in quite a bit of walking. Absolutely a great course.

This is a great park course. There are a good variety of shots and the local club switches up layouts through out the year to keep things fresh. I have heard about problems with non player traffic at ... show more ›

This is a great park course. There are a good variety of shots and the local club switches up layouts through out the year to keep things fresh. I have heard about problems with non player traffic at the park, but I haven't had too much trouble when I was there. The holes are both fun and challenging. You get some elevation, you have some water danger, you get to work with slopes and there are many beautiful trees. Overall a very interesting and rewarding course.

By far the best course in SE Idaho. If Freeman were not around, it is highly likely that I would not have gotten into the sport. For a park course, you will be pleasantly surprised with how little ... show more ›

By far the best course in SE Idaho. If Freeman were not around, it is highly likely that I would not have gotten into the sport.

For a park course, you will be pleasantly surprised with how little the other park-goers will interrupt your round. This is a busy park, but the course has been designed in a way that respects others and lets you just have fun. I am excited to see what the future will bring to this gem!

I've played Freeman park since its early days in 2002, when it only had 9 holes w/ single-chain baskets. Over the past 18 years, it's grown into a great city park course, utilizing the available terr ... show more ›

I've played Freeman park since its early days in 2002, when it only had 9 holes w/ single-chain baskets. Over the past 18 years, it's grown into a great city park course, utilizing the available terrain and obstacles to provide nice selection of shots and lines for all skill levels.

I've played courses all up and down the western side of the U.S. and Freeman is truly a one-of-a-kind city park course. The park itself is very well-maintained and the scenery in and around the course is world-class.

Freeman Park is a wonderful course beautifully laid out thru a well kept park. It truly feels like the course plays similar to an actual golf course. It is the nicest maintained course I have ever pla ... show more ›

Freeman Park is a wonderful course beautifully laid out thru a well kept park. It truly feels like the course plays similar to an actual golf course. It is the nicest maintained course I have ever played that was free of charge. The holes are very definitive wether they are carved out of trees, park roads or water. The course is well marked, well maintained and offers several different challenges in the way of shot selection. Some holes require shots over water. Some holes have their basket deathly close to water (high risk, high reward shots I like to call them). One hole requires a tunnel shot to the basket itself (12) and some holes open up to just leter' rip! It truly does have a little bit of everything.

Ok.. so why not the A+? 3 in the long position requires a par change that isn't marked. 14 long requires a par change that isn't marked. Sometimes park events render 2 holes near the bandshell unplayable (9 and 10). No lost/found disc drop box but people in Idaho are SUPER nice and as long as you've got a number on it you will usually get a call. Would be nice to have a disc safety net near the mouth of the river that leads into the Snake so you have a chance to retrieve you're disc before being lost forever but were really splitting hairs.. the rating system says an "A" rating is "Perfect" and for a course that is free to play it is definitely that!!

I've played dozens of courses in multiple states. Freeman is by far the best "park/grass" course I've ever played. And although I love mountain courses, and courses on varied terrain, Freeman is my ... show more ›

I've played dozens of courses in multiple states. Freeman is by far the best "park/grass" course I've ever played. And although I love mountain courses, and courses on varied terrain, Freeman is my top choice of any course I've ever played. It is long and technical enough to challenge open players yet enjoyable for beginner or novice players. It is similar to Lake Walcott which I would also rate an A+ except that you have to pay to play there, and Freeman is free!

This is truly an amazing course! I have played a handful of courses and this is by far the number one course on my list in Idaho. This has all the best that disc golf has to offer. Water hazards, long ... show more ›

This is truly an amazing course! I have played a handful of courses and this is by far the number one course on my list in Idaho. This has all the best that disc golf has to offer. Water hazards, long holes, short holes, technical holes, everything! The front is perfect for a quick lunch round, and the back just adds more to the fun. Occasionally you might have a walker/ hiker on the paved path that goes around the property, but patients will be a friend when that happens. I now live out of state and I miss it so much!

This course has it all. Offers challenges year round, all shots needed. Every hole well planned. The park is beautiful and well kept, right along the Snake River (although you'll never be in danger of ... show more ›

This course has it all. Offers challenges year round, all shots needed. Every hole well planned. The park is beautiful and well kept, right along the Snake River (although you'll never be in danger of throwing right into the river, but beware the creek when it's running high). A true jewel in the Gem State and a privilege to play as often as I do. .

Like others have mentioned in their review, it is a well-balanced course with both short and long distance to the baskets. There is a creek to throw over for a couple of holes and there are some downh ... show more ›

Like others have mentioned in their review, it is a well-balanced course with both short and long distance to the baskets. There is a creek to throw over for a couple of holes and there are some downhill throws and one up hill. It has a lot of variety. They put trees into play here and there. Some holes are geared for back hands and others are for sidearms. So there is variety for basically everything. The course is well kept up. A very fun course to play.

Freeman park is a gem. I have played over 50 courses in 15 states and 3 countries, Freeman is one of the best park courses I have ever played. It offers long open holes, short technical holes, OB wit ... show more ›

Freeman park is a gem. I have played over 50 courses in 15 states and 3 countries, Freeman is one of the best park courses I have ever played. It offers long open holes, short technical holes, OB with roads and a beautiful creek that runs through the front nine. And there is nothing better than the tournament layouts when the ropes come out and the pressure is on. It’s a must play if you ever come to Idaho Falls.