Black Bear Disc Golf Course

Hoffman Estates, IL

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Black Bear Disc Golf Course in Hoffman Estates, IL, enjoys a favorable rating of 4.1 stars, indicating a positive reception from its visitors. The course is generally praised for its thoughtful layout, engaging features, and the overall enjoyment it provides to players of various skill levels. However, without specific negative reviews to reference, it's challenging to detail common criticisms such as maintenance or navigation issues that are typical for disc golf courses. Nevertheless, the high rating suggests that any such issues are either minimal or outweighed by the course's positive aspects.

The course is noted for its unique features, which might include varied terrain, strategic hole placements, or distinctive obstacles that challenge and delight players. While specific challenges faced by players are not detailed due to the absence of negative feedback, it's conceivable that areas for improvement could include clearer signage, better pathway maintenance, or adjustments to hole difficulty to cater

Overall Rating

4.1 (88 reviews)

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Black Bear Park

Hoffman Estates, IL

★ 4.4 (67 reviews)

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Top Reviews

I really liked Black Bear park! Had some tricky holes and a really nice walk. Pay attention to where the next tee off is on the information board for each hole. Some of them are a little hard to find if you aren’t familiar with the course. A cute little dock and fishing area right in the center if you wanna just make a day out of it.

- Teenie

Good shortie course tucked in the woods. Some of the “next holes” are kinda hard to find. I also lost 2 discs here on the same day, wish I knew who I could reach out to about them. No name or number on either

- Brooks Grote

IIs this a dog park, or a disc golf course? Some residents who were camped out on a front 9 today playing with their dog on the fairway, blocked the hole and refused to move so we could play through. This is a taxpayer funded course right (??), so I'm not entirely sure how that grants the rights to adjacent neighbors to camp out and use it as a dog park and then report people who get angry about their game being blocked in return, because they can't finish their game. And I just want to clarify, that if we want to go throw on a course, and there are people blocking us from playing the course because it's a dog park at that particular time of day that they have deemed works best for them, then we need to just ignore their entitlement and go to the next hole?? Would you do that to someone on a regular golf course?? I think NOT. Guessing the police deal with this entitlement on the regular based on what they said after they were called. 3 stars are because the course is amazing, but the entitled neighbors and their stupid dog can get bent.

- Kim Oswald

This disc golf course is ok. Ive never met a disc golf course that i didnt like though. This location has several similar style layout holes, and the signs and starting markers need updates. I actually prefer this course during the winter discgolf (dont knock it until you've tried winter discgolf). During spring the bugs are insane at this site and i wont bring any inexperienced discgolfers to this site because they will be hitting weeds all the time due to the narrow paths and right side tree placements of many of the holes. Good beginners courses in the northwest burbs you may want to try are Randall oaks in carpentersville and a park in elk Grove on biesterfield. If you are up for a great one with a real challenge, there is a park on Bartlett road in Streamwood with bridges, a stream, and unique holes.

- Kyle Wilson

This course was difficult. Nearly every hole is set in the woods with narrow pathways and over grown wild brush everywhere. I would not recommend this course if you're a beginner or novice. There was standing Marsh water which made the mosquitoes unbearable, we got eaten alive.

- Stewart Perez