Druid Hill Park

Great course and a real "disc golf scene". I consider the Legacy course the main course with both Orange (long) and purple (short) tees and baskets that plays fairly open (not golf course style as there are still plenty of trees and interesting shots). The great thing about the Park though is that there are 3 18 hole courses (Legacy, Forest Drive, and Hillway) that play as 5 courses since you can play a layout that consists of front half of Legacy and some of Forest Drive (Front 18) and anothe ...
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Great course and a real "disc golf scene". I consider the Legacy course the main course with both Orange (long) and purple (short) tees and baskets that plays fairly open (not golf course style as there are still plenty of trees and interesting shots).
The great thing about the Park though is that there are 3 18 hole courses (Legacy, Forest Drive, and Hillway) that play as 5 courses since you can play a layout that consists of front half of Legacy and some of Forest Drive (Front 18) and another consisting of the back half of Legacy and half of Forest Drive (Back 18).

If you are coming for a single trip I think Legacy or Front 18 is the best to play, but if it is crowded when you arrive and you want to escape the crowds you can usually do so by finding your way to the Forest Drive course.

There are always people hanging out by the tables by the parking lot that you can talk disc golf with if you like. Thursday triples is big and exploded even more this past year. On the park's facebook page you can find people looking for rounds or setting up doubles or glow.

Only downsides are that the Hillway course can be a bit trashy and the parking which can be in the way of incoming discs from hole 9.
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This is a very fun course to play and during a casual round with little traffic the feel would be very different than that of tournament play. I give this course a D+ for one reason, during tournament play the layout has you throwing into other players on almost every hole. There are only two mandos that I saw on the course and they were to protect traffic and pedestrians. MANDOS must be put in to protect other players! Until you put mandos on every hole and attempt to fix the course design my D ...
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This is a very fun course to play and during a casual round with little traffic the feel would be very different than that of tournament play. I give this course a D+ for one reason, during tournament play the layout has you throwing into other players on almost every hole. There are only two mandos that I saw on the course and they were to protect traffic and pedestrians. MANDOS must be put in to protect other players! Until you put mandos on every hole and attempt to fix the course design my D+ stands.

One of the players in my group was hit during the first round yesterday and during a group tee off I bet the average is at least 1 four call.
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