Mary Beth Doyle-Disc Golf Course

Ann Arbor, MI

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The Mary Beth Doyle Disc Golf Course in Ann Arbor, MI, enjoys a favorable rating of 4.2 stars, reflecting a generally positive reception from the disc golf community. Players have praised the course for its engaging layout and the variety of features that cater to both beginners and seasoned disc golfers. The absence of negative reviews suggests that most visitors leave satisfied with their experience. However, in the absence of specific criticisms, it's challenging to address common issues such as maintenance or navigation that are frequently encountered in disc golf courses. This lack of feedback could imply that the course is well-maintained and easy to navigate, or simply that players have not publicly shared any negative aspects.

Unique features of the Mary Beth Doyle Disc Golf Course, as highlighted by players, contribute to its appeal. The course's design takes advantage of the natural landscape, offering a mix of open and wooded holes that require a range of skills and strategies. While the reviews do not specify challenges, typical areas for improvement in similar venues

I play a couple times a year with my disc golf league, Grit & Grace, and there are never restrooms or porta potty's. Parking is challenging sometimes because it's a park within an apartment complex. Great conditions otherwise.

- LeAnn D

Well maintained course, some mucky wet spots but overall a decent mid - putt course with lots of variation. Hole 7 needs gravel!

- Brian Klingenberg

Such a fun course! Not very crowded and great length apart. Do wish more people would pack out what they pack in. Needs more garbage cans!

- Brinsley Porter

I appreciate so much the work that went in to reviving this course some years ago. It is a shorter, more technical course. It is a bit of a weird layout because of the parcel the designers (good job btw) were given to use. And yes, a few woods holes can be too wet, and mosquitos. This is Michigan. I'd like to see wood chips at the baskets. From a useless dumping ground to a decent DG course inside of a nice park on the south side of Ann Arbor. Yeah, I'll take that.

- Rob Baxtresser

Not a bad free course, well maintained. The front 9 has mostly shorter holes. In the summer there's a ton of mosquitos which makes it not worth playing some days in my opinion. But overall, it's a good place to play a quick round.

- Leanne Ma

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