Reed Canal Park

I recently learned to play on this course, and I am partial to it. It begins with a nice shot to air out with a few palms around the tee pad and a Large Oak tree that guards the basket. The next 6 hol ... show more ›

I recently learned to play on this course, and I am partial to it. It begins with a nice shot to air out with a few palms around the tee pad and a Large Oak tree that guards the basket. The next 6 holes have all the trees you can stand, and it makes for some enjoyable shot shaping to get to the baskets. Starting with hole 8, you can start airing out some shots through more scattered trees, but they have a way of reminding you that they are there. It winds you back down some at Hole 14, with a couple of feel good short holes(14&15), then one of the more challenging holes for me,#16 gets you right back up, and you finish with a couple of real nice holes 17&18. I enjoy #18 a lot, but that may be due to the fact, it is my one and only ACE to this point. All in all it is a very enjoyable course, as said in prior reviews, it is very well shaded and for Florida heat, what could be better. There are other disc golfers on the course every time we play, but I will say, I have never met any of them that weren't extremely friendly.

This is a fun course to play. It isn't long but it does present many challenging shots. Many anhyzer shots on the front 9 and overall the palm trees lull you to sleep and they almost look like they ... show more ›

This is a fun course to play. It isn't long but it does present many challenging shots. Many anhyzer shots on the front 9 and overall the palm trees lull you to sleep and they almost look like they aren't there. Many window shots on the front 9. The back 9 is very open with a few holes that are free birdies. Overall the signage is good and the course has cement tee pads, plus. The grass was cut recently and it would be tough to lose a disc on this course. The course is stroller friendly but on the back 9 most of the play is open and it does get hot. The cement pads and quality signage puts this course slightly above average. This course is very beginner friendly an I do recommend this course to all players in the area. I wouldn't recommend this course to anyone who has to drive a long distance to the course, unless you plan on playing this course along with tuscawilla.

Alot a tight windows through trees. numerous skinny palm trees everywhere. only 2 holes over 300ft and 8 holes under 200 ft. real technical for the first 7 holes as you have to navigate throough the p ... show more ›

Alot a tight windows through trees. numerous skinny palm trees everywhere. only 2 holes over 300ft and 8 holes under 200 ft. real technical for the first 7 holes as you have to navigate throough the palm trees. i have played all around daytona beach and orlando and this was the only place i have seen any other disc golfers. i was told of a $7 league on thurs. at 6. i might go.

Reed Canal Park is a very nice quiet course, it offers some very tricky window shots, and plenty of challenging throws, however; all of it's holes are shorter then most which is why I gave it a B-, on ... show more ›

Reed Canal Park is a very nice quiet course, it offers some very tricky window shots, and plenty of challenging throws, however; all of it's holes are shorter then most which is why I gave it a B-, one HUGE plus I'll make clear is this is one of the few Florida courses that's mostly shaded, which is extremely nice in the summer.