Chestnut Ridge

From the opening downhill shot to the last, this course is a wonderful test for any disc golfer. Play it as a strict par 3 and you'll find it as challenging as any out there, or if your ego needs a boost, use the pars on the cards. Gorgeous views and a ridge that eats wayward discs for breakfast. Not to be missed

One of the best wooded courses around. I think they made a mistake with the newer pads (very slippery), hence the A-. Also go early, this course gets busy quick

I’m new to the game so take it with a grain of salt but I love this course. It’s a fantastic walk in the woods. Yes it’s dirty but it’s used so your gonna have the folks who just throw there crap everywhere but it’s a lot of fun.

Strong B

I like the course layout but it is rarely taken care of as there is trash receptacles completely overflowing. Always fun to play at the very least.

not for beginners - a lot of water hazards and opportunity to lose discs. Tee pads are nice. Not a lot of trees to get in the way. Experts will probably like.

Great course for technical players. Some decent terrain, but you don't need to be half mountain goat like you do at Emery. If you're used to blasting shots, like at Joe D in Lewiston, FORGET IT. Chestnut requires finesse. You can literally play the entire game using an Innova Dart, due to the skill involved.

great technical course close to where i live been playing here for years

This is the only course I've played on since I've started. As a beginner I find it to be pretty difficult given that most of the course is in the woods and next to deep ravines. That being said, it's a pretty good course to hone my skills with all the trees that need to be traversed. The course is awfully messy with broken glass all over though

Great course. Lotta garbage

Awesome course. Very challenging wooded areas and ravines. Most of the course is primarily in the woods, and there are plenty of hazard zones. There are pretty steep hills all over the place, and one of the holes is actually right on the edge of the largest ravine in the park. If your disc goes into the ravine, scaling down the side of the cliff isn't recommended, but it is more fun. 70% of the holes in the park are visible from the starting tee, and the trees are slender for the most part, and spread out quite well. Definitely my favorite course so far.