Kimball Pines

Great property for a well designed course that plays from shorts and longs. Rolling hills, wide enough fairways with challenging lines, scattered trees, thick rough and clever basket placement. Easy n ... show more ›

Great property for a well designed course that plays from shorts and longs. Rolling hills, wide enough fairways with challenging lines, scattered trees, thick rough and clever basket placement. Easy navigation with UDisc. Next hole directional tape on baskets. Shorts are marked by painted wood slabs. Newly developed back 9. Porta potty in parking lot. Overall a very nice course.

A resurrection of an older course that was destroyed by a bad thunderstorm back in 2010. For right now this course is a 9 basket dual teepad single basket course on Kimball Park. In the near future th ... show more ›

A resurrection of an older course that was destroyed by a bad thunderstorm back in 2010. For right now this course is a 9 basket dual teepad single basket course on Kimball Park. In the near future this will return to being a 18 basket course like it once was. This course used to be a heavily wooded course but now is an open course with the trees that survived the storm years ago scattered amongst the fairways. However every hole has shrubs and tall weeds that border the fairways and if your not too careful, your disc can be easily lost in those weeds. Hole 6 long pad has a mando on the fairway and I think eventually hole 7 will have a rock circle mando. Not sure if a drop zone will be put into place in case you don’t land in the circle or not. Short pads are all par 3’s 27 total. I think maybe a couple of the holes in the longs will be par 4’s but not sure. Baskets are discraft chainstairs and are in excellent shape. Teepads are cemented and natural. From what I hear both long and short pads will be cemented eventually. The park has a small building that has restrooms and a drinking fountain. Although the course isn’t wooded anymore due to the bad storm but, the course flows great, offers short and long teepads so all skill levels can feel challenged here. The use of the land is excellent, with the trees being scattered about on the fairways and the tall weeds and shrubs that border the fairways. This will teach you to work on your accuracy so you can keep your disc on the fairway. Hole 4 short teepad lies on top of a small hill and the teepad and a quarter of the fairway goes through an arch pattern of trees downhill then opens up down by the basket. Hole 7 short teepad is on top of the hill and goes downhill towards the basket making this an ace run type hole. This course demands you to learn different throwing styles such as hyzers, and sidearm and backhands all the same. My compliments to the designers of this course. My personal thank you for bringing Kimball Pines DGC back from the dead.

In June '11... Kimball Pines DGC (among other areas) suffered a natural disaster. Most trees were felled by the storm which came through the area. Soo...no more disc golf at Kimball Pines. If all tree ... show more ›

In June '11... Kimball Pines DGC (among other areas) suffered a natural disaster. Most trees were felled by the storm which came through the area. Soo...no more disc golf at Kimball Pines. If all trees were cleared from the course... Kimball Pines would never ever be the same. RIP Kimball PInes DGC.