Jacobson Park

Pros - well kept, layout is ok, never overly crowded with players Cons - the signage is poor, if its your first time there, you will get lost. Some of the holes don't make sense, like holes 7 and 13. ... show more ›

Pros - well kept, layout is ok, never overly crowded with players
Cons - the signage is poor, if its your first time there, you will get lost. Some of the holes don't make sense, like holes 7 and 13. There will always be a non-player roaming some of the holes, in a hammock or having a picnic on a fairway.

I wouldn't make the trip from out of town...yet...it may be better one day. After the first six holes on this course, you will feel like you are playing the most technical course in the world! Mem ... show more ›

I wouldn't make the trip from out of town...yet...it may be better one day.

After the first six holes on this course, you will feel like you are playing the most technical course in the world! Memorable holes and layouts - every bit as challenging as Idlewild in the north. Then...there is a significant dropoff in the quality of holes...

The layout of the course is confusing, with signage markers knocked down or missing on several holes. I actually gave up after hole 12 because I was sick of wandering around. If you do go, and you manage to find hole #1...there is a long walk to hole #2...where you will probably meet several other groups who are in front of you. Don't throw toward the houses on 5 - go the other way!!!! And just head up the hill after hole 6 and you'll see hole #7 and 10 together...in front of the house/trailer. 12 is quite a distance from 11, again, head up the hill. No marker on 12 or 13...but the good news is, if you park next to #1 -- you can jump in your car and drive north to either Idlewild or Lincoln Ridge -- where the real disc golfers play!!!

Great long fairways and layout of holes. Tee pads are concrete and in great shape as it is a newer (2014) course. nice hyzer shots, hidden turns, wooded to open rolling hills and elevation changes mak ... show more ›

Great long fairways and layout of holes. Tee pads are concrete and in great shape as it is a newer (2014) course. nice hyzer shots, hidden turns, wooded to open rolling hills and elevation changes make it challenging and fun. alot of walking yes but not bad. going from 10 to 11 was a little challenging and no marker at 11. real long shot btw. Wish i had time to play it again. Can't wait to come back for more.

Beautiful expansive park, challenging course, and a great place to spend the day. Heavily wooded holes, lots of sharp doglegs, and a handful of long open bombs.....this course mixes it up nicely. Fa ... show more ›

Beautiful expansive park, challenging course, and a great place to spend the day. Heavily wooded holes, lots of sharp doglegs, and a handful of long open bombs.....this course mixes it up nicely. Fairly long overall and a true test to critical thinking and placement. Rubber tees work well. Biggest drawback is lack of signage and directional arrows between holes. There are a few long walks spaced between holes throughout the course, had to keep pulling up the map on my phone. Anyone who calls this their home course should be proud.