Beacon Hill Park

Very fun course. The front nine allows you to air out some bigger shots without many obstacles to contend with. The back nine are shorter wooded holes. Both forehand and backhand shots are required as ... show more ›

Very fun course. The front nine allows you to air out some bigger shots without many obstacles to contend with. The back nine are shorter wooded holes. Both forehand and backhand shots are required as well as some overhand throws if you want birdies. Only complaint is the tee pads are extremely short and uneven. I prefer to throw from the dirt.

I've played this course three times and now and really enjoy it. Never crowded. Good mix of long, open holes on the front 9, and shorter, hazardous holes on the back. The "Outback Nine" (back 9) is ... show more ›

I've played this course three times and now and really enjoy it. Never crowded. Good mix of long, open holes on the front 9, and shorter, hazardous holes on the back. The "Outback Nine" (back 9) is not near as hazardous as they make it sound. The holes are relatively short so it's hard to get into any sort of trouble. Take a picture of the course map in the parking lot and you're good to go. Tees are easy to find and holes can be figured out from the map.

Pretty rough course. Tee areas for 6,7,8,9 were a mess. Baskets are cheap, (Costco special $60) one hole you only throw to a pole. Back 9 is adventurous and pretty fun your first time though but overa ... show more ›

Pretty rough course. Tee areas for 6,7,8,9 were a mess. Baskets are cheap, (Costco special $60) one hole you only throw to a pole. Back 9 is adventurous and pretty fun your first time though but overall, needs a lot of work. No cement tee-pads or permanent signage, only signs you find are laminated and stapled to a post. This course location has SO much potential, however I wouldn't go out of your way to play this course. Go 15 minutes south and play Art Dye.

This is a surprisingly fun course which isn't one bit pretentious. This course (now 18 holes) is great. The flow is pretty smooth, the holes vary in length, elevation, angles, you name it. There are t ... show more ›

This is a surprisingly fun course which isn't one bit pretentious. This course (now 18 holes) is great. The flow is pretty smooth, the holes vary in length, elevation, angles, you name it. There are two tee boxes (no cement pads) for almost every hole, making it more accessible to beginners and also more variable for regulars.

The front nine mostly stays around the green mowed grass, with two or three holes making use of the natural, dry surroundings. The real fun begins on the back nine, known as "The Outback Nine." These holes go through woods and brush, and are thoughtfully designed to challenge with blind tee-offs, challenging obstacles or tricky terrain. Love it. If you want a mellow, California-style grassy experience, play the front nine. If you want to get funky with strategy and overall challenge, play the back nine.

One basket (14?) is still a pole, but that will probably change to a basket soon. Other than that, this is a budget course made by volunteers which turned out to be my favorite course in the county.

Played this for the first time today. As of today there are 17 holes completed (hole 14 had a sign that said it was under construction). Some really far throws all the way down to some really really s ... show more ›

Played this for the first time today. As of today there are 17 holes completed (hole 14 had a sign that said it was under construction). Some really far throws all the way down to some really really short holes. The 'outback 9' plays through some really thick scrub oak and brush, so if you are by yourself it may take some time to find your discs after a few blind throws. No actual tee pads, there is an asphalt walkway that runs throughout the first 9 that is used as a tee on most holes. For a community funded and kept course I'd say they have done an excellent job. Only downside to the course is the flimsy baskets.

The course has baskets for every hole except one object. Maps provided at the start of the course or you can download it, making it pretty easy to navigate. It does take a little paying attention. The ... show more ›

The course has baskets for every hole except one object. Maps provided at the start of the course or you can download it, making it pretty easy to navigate. It does take a little paying attention. The course played across a few valleys, a couple on hills, a couple of good blind holes. There are no pads yet but there are really clearly marked long (blue) and short (red) throughout the course. The back nine a pretty fun but I wouldn't recommend playing alone. It does get hot if you're playing throughout Summer, bring some water.

This is a great new course with a new layout currently setup as of October 2013. It features 9 holes but has a set of long and short tees for a total of 18 that can be played. It features some great e ... show more ›

This is a great new course with a new layout currently setup as of October 2013. It features 9 holes but has a set of long and short tees for a total of 18 that can be played. It features some great elevation changes for some fun up and down shots as a couple holes play across a large water basin! Currently only 4 temp baskets installed while funds are raised for permanent baskets. Love all the use of grass on this new course.

Hole 1 is long and straight so get out your big guns and go for it!
Hole 2 plays short and straight ahead but is a little further than it looks as you navigate over a few small trees and a berm to your left.
Hole 3 is a good one to stretch out your arm on as you play across the basin. Keep to the right unless you want to do some hiking into the bottom!
Hole 4 is long and straight. Be careful as an errant throw to the right can hit the houses if not careful.
Hole 5 throws from an elevated tee and it can be tough to see the basket. A small cross wind through here can have a tendency to push you left.
Hole 6 throws to an elevated pin location but straight ahead. Be careful not to get too far off to the right as it drops off quickly and can be an adventure heading into those trees and the small ravine.
Hole 7 is a 90 degree turn right unless you want to chance the forest with a hyzer spike over the trees!
Hole 8 brings the large basin back into play as you stretch out the arm again and aim for the other side.
Hole 9 finishes off nicely as you head back toward the main road. Be careful of the hill right in front of you and don't go to long and to the right or else you'll be playing out of the bottom of this small drop off.

Overall a great course and incorporates some fun new elevations. Once permanent baskets are established and more grass put in, this will bump up my rating! Overall I really like it so far.

Fun little course to play. Only the front 9 holes are open right now. The back 9 holes are closed due to vandalism. Only 2 baskets on hole #1 and #9, the rest are orange painted poles. Fairly good mix ... show more ›

Fun little course to play. Only the front 9 holes are open right now. The back 9 holes are closed due to vandalism. Only 2 baskets on hole #1 and #9, the rest are orange painted poles. Fairly good mix of distance but lack of elevation or technical changes. While I was there someone pulled up to try to advertise the course to me saying they were just getting it started. Printed maps at the beginning of the course.