DR Disc Golf

Orrington, ME

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DR Disc Golf in Orrington, ME, enjoys a high rating of 4.8 stars, reflecting widespread appreciation among its players. The positive feedback frequently highlights the course's well-thought-out layout, the variety of features that cater to both beginners and experienced players, and the overall enjoyment of the game experience there. However, due to the absence of negative reviews, it's challenging to provide a balanced overview that includes common criticisms such as maintenance or navigation issues. This lack of critique could indicate either a well-maintained course or a less vocal player base regarding any shortcomings.

The course is noted for its unique features, which likely contribute to its high rating. Players seem to appreciate the diversity of the holes and the scenic beauty of the location, which enhances the playing experience. Although specific challenges faced by players are not detailed due to the lack of negative feedback, potential areas for improvement could include clearer signage for first-time visitors or enhancements to course maintenance routines to ensure consistent playing conditions year-round. Despite

Lovely course in the woods. I played the Lynx layout and was impressed by how many deer were on the fairways. It's a good mile plus of walking and disc golf. I would love to see more elevation change on this course, but the course designers have done well with the natural topography. If anything, I would suggest the pars be hardened a bit. There are definitely a few soft pars four and five. But you wouldn't be disappointed by a visit here.

- Peter Andrew Majeed

TL;DR: Lynx course is best, other two are short but ok. Courses are fun and well designed, very fun for the more advanced player. Prices are low. Bring good bug spray. Trees EVERYWHERE. Easy to find discs. Fantastic shop and cust. service. 30ish min from Bangor. Three courses: Lynx, which is the best and longest, Bobcat, which is also 18 but shorter, and the 9 hole course, which is all under 200 ft and more of a practice course. The Lynx course is still on the short side, none longer than 600, but provides a good challenge nonetheless. Trees are the main challenge on both 18-hole courses: on literally every hole the fairway is closely hemmed by trees which can quickly turn a throw from a 350 into a 35 (course is very similar to the 2018 European Championship, for reference). This can be fun, but of course frustrating at times. This course will whip you into shape regarding aim, and once your aim is good, it's really very enjoyable. However, it would be nice just to have one long hole with less obstruction where you could just rip one. Prices are very reasonable: $6 for 18, $3 for 9, renting is a couple bucks. Mosquitoes get pretty nasty in the summer, so bring at least 30% DEET, probably higher.

- Bontonswanson

DR Disc Golf is an excellent course on the front 9 so far! Perfect for training your arm to hit the basket from mid range; what I need! And very few lost discs! Very professional. And good people, good store and population! Thanks!

- Steven Sheppard

Awesome place with plenty of fun holes and beautiful nature, I love playing here

- L

A great course! There are actually 2 courses here, I've now done both and they were lovely. Very spread out, easy to go with a large group or to avoid other groups. Lots and lots of disc's for sale in the store. Also food and snacks if you want some of those. Plenty of parking. All in all a great experience!

- Morgan Baker

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