Dog River Disc Golf Course

Fun, challenging course, especially for this beginner (shot +12). Elevation changes, good variety, and not overcrowded (actually, I was the only one on the course). Great spot to practice shot shaping ... show more ›

Fun, challenging course, especially for this beginner (shot +12). Elevation changes, good variety, and not overcrowded (actually, I was the only one on the course). Great spot to practice shot shaping. Played during the winter, not sure I’d want to play during the spring/summer…already tough enough. Definitely would play again!

Beautiful park, terrible disc golf course. The layout feels haphazard. On at least half the holes you can't see the basket from the tee. Very narrow lines (if any) and lots of tree jail. Doglegs th ... show more ›

Beautiful park, terrible disc golf course.

The layout feels haphazard. On at least half the holes you can't see the basket from the tee. Very narrow lines (if any) and lots of tree jail. Doglegs that defy logic and the physics of disc flight. 18 baskets arbitrarily strewn through the woods. Relocating some of the baskets would help. On several occasions - while walking a hole trying to find the basket - I felt like I'd see the logical location for the basket, then actually SEE the basket location, then shake my head. Strikes me as a course designed for casual "frisbee golf" players who don't know better. A lovely walk through the woods, but a deeply-flawed course. Had to pick ticks off my legs on top of it all.

Fun and fair, but extremely challenging. If scoring low is how you judge a course, you will not be fond of this one. Most are long, narrow fairways that reward hitting your line and penalize you gre ... show more ›

Fun and fair, but extremely challenging. If scoring low is how you judge a course, you will not be fond of this one. Most are long, narrow fairways that reward hitting your line and penalize you greatly if you don't. For me, the key is just minimizing risk and focus on making par, especially on the front. The back becomes a bit more attack-able. I would strongly encourage everyone to give this course a shot.

New course is a lot of fun and a challenging layout. Elevation change on almost every hole. Tight lines to hit off most of the tees and the rough is still just that...rough. Multiple blind drives but ... show more ›

New course is a lot of fun and a challenging layout. Elevation change on almost every hole. Tight lines to hit off most of the tees and the rough is still just that...rough. Multiple blind drives but fair shots. Good tee pads and signage. As the course is played now, it will definitely beat in and be a B+ or A level course. These Douglasville guys are awesome!

General impression (amateur): A lot of fun, no bogs or swamps, all forest, Lots of Up and Down (think East Roswell on steroids), most baskets mid 300's several 400's fairways narrow (12-25ft) but cle ... show more ›

General impression (amateur): A lot of fun, no bogs or swamps, all forest, Lots of Up and Down (think East Roswell on steroids), most baskets mid 300's several 400's fairways narrow (12-25ft) but clean and fair (except #9 (which has a tree at around 60 ft, at pinch point) bordered by serious Jail (oh, and did I say Elevation?); easy to navigate, shortest 215' UPhill (and tight fairway), longest 551 (hole 18, 250 ft to the short tee, then 90 deg left turn); one hole says 300 or so feet but cannot be more than 225;, Lots of rhbh heiser Downhill, few right turn baskets, some straight, all pretty natural flight paths, no "s" shapes :'(( ). Parking odd, t-1 is at the 1st white gravel, walk right at the gate (where to park?), or at t-18, up at the library. From basket 18 walk straight, to white gravel, go right past green gate, left to t-1. Gave A- because of hole 9. Oh, uphill and downill, distance control.)