Woodsboro Regional Park

Woodsboro, Maryland     1 course · 20 holes     Driving directions

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-  +0 votes  + Sean Morahan › August 18, 2024
A
-  +0 votes  + Anthony Ross › July 23, 2024
A
This is a solid hour drive from home, but I've managed to make it out here 5-6 times over the past few years, including a tournament, so I've played to different basket positions from different tees and gotten a good overall sense of the course, and it is one of my faves. The course is well marked and maintained but very hilly, so not for anyone with mobility challenges. Lots of variety in holes, uphill, steep downhills, long, short, guarded, tight gaps, plenty of rollaway-potential holes, j ...
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-  +0 votes  + Corey Sargent › December 29, 2022
C+
-  +0 votes  + Sean Murphy › August 8, 2022
B
-  +1 votes  + Chris Bleiler › November 11, 2022
A-
-  +2 votes  + David Arthur › November 11, 2022
A+
One of the best if not the best course in Maryland.

- Very well maintained
- Multiple layouts
- Layouts offer wide variety for every level of player
- new signs

Only thing that can make it better are new tee boxes!

A must play! More than one time to get the full experience.
-  +2 votes  + Erick Quijada › November 11, 2022
A
A great, well-maintained course suitable for all skill levels.
-  +2 votes  + Shane Rozelle › November 11, 2022
A+
20 holes, almost all have 3 pads and 2 or 3 baskets (with multiple basket positions for each hole). Great mix of open shots, tight fairways, roller holes, lefty/righty holes, elevation changes, death putts, and Maryland's own "top of the world" shot at Hole 9. Always some wildlife to see. The course is maintained well and has really improved over the past 5 years, started out as just 9 holes! Only minor gripe is that the pads are gravel, but they're shored up well and I can't blame a place for not pouring like 60 concrete pads...
-  +0 votes  + Jon Boller › September 30, 2020
A
-  +1 votes  + Jonathan “Cubby” Shanbarger › November 11, 2022
A-
Great course! Well marked, well maintained, more than enough trees. 3 layout options. Would like to see permanent tee pads in the future. On of the nicest courses in the area.
-  +0 votes  + Jack Reid › July 24, 2020
A
-  +4 votes  + derek miller › August 8, 2022
A
If you haven’t been or tried out Woodsy. You’re missing out on one of the best kept wood courses around. There is a man they call the GOAT, who is always on the mountain keeping the course up to par and improving so much and adding and taking away obstacles... it’s by far the best course for beginners and pros! Multiple tee pads AND multiple BASKETS per hole. Just incredible. (after 1.5 years of playing i consider it my home course now)
-  +3 votes  + Scott Waxter › February 19, 2019
A+
The course at Woodsy is far and away one of the most fun to play in the area. New pin positions, updated tee pad locations, new benches with plans for more improvements during the next few months make obsolete any negative reviews that are older than 1 year. You get challenging tee shots long and short. Not simply a driver-putter layout, you will use many different discs throughout your round. You get quite a few uphill and downhill tee shots. If you want a flat course, play somewhere else ...
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-  +4 votes  + Robert Marr › February 18, 2019
A+
Absolutely one of the top three courses in Maryland . Iv'e been playing since the 90s . The work Club Fredrock has put in this place and the design is top notch . Three tees and two baskets per hole . Tons of elevation, a perfect mix of tight woods and open holes .Its well worth the travel time to play
-  +2 votes  + Stephen Grimm › August 3, 2018
A-
-  +2 votes  + Mark Fachler › June 30, 2018
A+
-  +4 votes  + Tracy Jones › August 8, 2022
A
Woodsboro is a unique course with elevation changes on almost every hole. Three (3) tee pads on every hole boxed in by railroad ties with crush (except for holes 1 and 2, concrete pads for these two holes are in the plans for the future) give it an old western feel on each hole with good grip. All tee pads drain extremely well unless you are in a down pour and almost dry immediately. In the winter months with freeze and thaw during the day it may take a little longer to become dry but that shoul ...
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-  +3 votes  + Eric Boger › November 5, 2017
A+
Awesomeness.
-  +4 votes  + Evan Frady › August 8, 2022
A
Great course, really appreciate all the work being done on It!!!
-  +4 votes  + Robert Marr › October 29, 2017
A
-  +3 votes  + Aaron Baugher › October 29, 2017
A+
Beautiful holes. Well cared for course. Fun lines. Varying difficulties.
-  +3 votes  + Joseph Booth › September 30, 2017
A
This is a very nice course and I would like to play it again very soon. It's a bit of a drive from Ellicott City - but totally worth it. Do yourself a favor and head out for a round.

There is elevation change so be ready to hike a bit as well. The course is very well marked; played it without a map. There is some hunting of route; but not bad at all.
-  +3 votes  + Deb Coates › March 28, 2017
A
-  +3 votes  + Joe Poole › March 14, 2017
A
-  +4 votes  + Tommy Kline III › September 1, 2016
A
-  +3 votes  + Steve Minnick › May 11, 2016
A+
-  +4 votes  + Chad Baker › May 11, 2016
A+
Recently revamped course with a good mix of open and wooded holes with elevation mixed in.... Red layout is shorter with a lot of birdie opportunities without being too easy, blue layout is longer and significantly more challenging, and green is the toughest layout that will challenge the most seasoned of golfers.
-  +5 votes  + Jim Hall › May 11, 2016
A+
18 Baskets with 3 sets of tee pads! Build by disc golfer's for disc golfer's. Side note watch out for the old goat ;)
-  +6 votes  + Sonja Son › May 11, 2016
A+
It's good
-  +3 votes  + Thomas Proffitt › June 27, 2019
A+
-  +5 votes  + Ron Watson › May 11, 2016
A
Tightly Wooded 18 holes with 3 Pads -- Red, Blue, and Green. Red is short but challenging. Blue is long and challenging. And green is long and challenging. A great mix of wooded and open holes: 1, 2, and 9 are open with guardian trees, the rest are heavily wooded at distances ranging 200-400ft with interesting elevation. 1 Red is an uphill shot of 235', iirc, but it plays about like 350' because of the uphill basket and sloped, natural grass tee. Blue 1 is a monster uphill shot th ...
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-  -10 votes  + Travis Hahn › November 11, 2022
C+
If you're playing Heritage you might as well make the short trip down the road to play this course. I wouldn't go out of my way to play it. It's not well maintained.
-  +5 votes  + Phill Diloné › May 11, 2016
A+
Love this course... Played the longs first and shorts second to change it up and get a full 18 in... also walking from 6-7 is a great view and the T-Pad at 7 fun to air out some disc on the big hill as well.... Old 7 is now new 9... great long downhill shot!

As of late 2015 there is now a full 18 holes! I have played all around the US and this is by far one of my favorite course. Very challenging, heavy woods, great elevation, and will soon have 3 tee pads for each hole!
-  +4 votes  + Geremy Gieryna › September 11, 2017
A+
Each tee plays completely different than the other tees on each hole. This in turn provides you with 3 courses on one course!

Locals will say the course is wide open now, too many trees have been cut. But the out of towners complain about poke and hope holes. The fact of the matter is that there IS a line on every hole. If you don't hit it then it's your own fault. Try Heritage, or Middletown, if the trees are bothering you too much
-  +3 votes  + John Buck › March 28, 2011
B-
First time playing this course on 12/28/09 with Jen. The ground was covered with frozen snow & about 15-20 degrees. Since then, I've played at this course a bit more often. I don't mind the natural tees, but it would be nice to have concrete teepads since it can get slippery when it's wet. Most of the baskets are strategically placed, so it's a big plus. Not as wide open as 2 other Frederick, MD area courses (Heritage Farm & Middletown Park.) Most of the time I'll play twice around this co ...
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