Eagle Eye Disc Golf Course

Indianapolis, IN

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Eagle Eye Disc Golf Course in Indianapolis, IN, holds a mixed rating of 3.4 stars, reflecting a variety of player experiences. On the positive side, many players appreciate the course layout and the unique challenges it presents, often highlighting the enjoyment and satisfaction derived from playing here. However, these positive aspects are tempered by recurring criticisms regarding maintenance and navigation. Issues such as overgrown vegetation and poorly marked course paths have been a source of frustration for some players, detracting from the overall experience.

The course boasts several unique features that have the potential to make it a standout destination for disc golf enthusiasts. These include the inventive use of the natural landscape to create engaging and challenging holes. However, the enjoyment of these features is often marred by the challenges players face, including finding their way between holes and dealing with under-maintained areas. Addressing these issues could significantly enhance the player experience, making Eagle Eye Disc Golf Course a more inviting and enjoyable place to play. With attention to maintenance

Not sure why this is even listed on Google. The hours say "open" but there isn't even a course. I checked the reviews once I got here because I couldn't find the course, it's just a school and houses fenced off. Apparently it's "private property" even though there was no gate or sign, and you can get the cops called on you lmao. I can't believe I biked all the way here and can't even play.

- Griffin Tyner

I have played this course many times as I used to run the maintenence crew at the school. It is indeed a beautiful, small course. But stay off the campus. It's not for you. If you MUST play here, you have to call the school and get permission from the superintendent. It will require a state background check. You can not just show up to play. You will, at the very least, be run off by one of my former colleagues. It is possible that IMPD could be called as well.

- Gary Childers

This course is on the campus of the Indiana School for the Blind and is designed for the blind and visually impaired. According to the PDGA, “Beautiful setting with mature trees and some thick rough. Baskets and poles painted high contrast yellow. NOT OPEN to the public, but may soon be on a limited basis.”

- Andrew GottWorth

This is NOT a disc golf course DONT WAST YOUR TIME

- john ramos

- Anthony Foley

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