McClain Park

San Antonio, TX

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McClain Park in San Antonio, TX, has garnered a high rating of 4.6 stars, reflecting widespread appreciation among its visitors. The positive feedback frequently praises the course's layout, the variety of holes that cater to both beginners and experienced players, and the scenic beauty that enhances the playing experience. Players have expressed enjoyment in the course's ability to challenge their skills while also providing a pleasant environment for the game. However, due to the absence of negative reviews, it's challenging to provide a balanced overview that includes common criticisms such as maintenance issues, navigation difficulties, or any other areas that might detract from the overall experience.

Unique features of McClain Park, as highlighted by reviewers, include its well-thought-out design that takes advantage of the natural terrain, offering a mix of technical shots and opportunities for longer drives. Although specific challenges faced by players are not detailed due to the lack of negative feedback, it's conceivable that, like any course, there could be room for improvement in

This is a nice place to go herping, but it's a disc golf course here so be mindful of and always let golfers have the right of way. The local players are all very nice. There is a lot of garbage in the densely wooded areas that seems to be carried in by heavy rains. If it rains before your visit, be prepared for alot of mud. I've found many different reptiles and amphibians here, and the only venomous snake I've seen here is the Texas Coralsnake, although it's in range for Broadbanded copperheads, Western diamondback rattlesnakes, and Northern cottonmouths. The most commonly encountered snakes here are the Checkered Gartersnake and Western Ratsnakes. Other species I've seen here include the Texas Patch-nosed Snake, Plain-bellied Watersnake, Rough Earth Snake, Rough Greensnake, Bukksnake, Plains Threadsnake, Red-eared Slider, Common Snapping Turtle, Texas Spiny Lizard, Rose-bellied Lizard, Green Anole, Gulf Coast Toad, Western Narrow-mouthed Toad, Green Treefrog, and Western Slimy Salamander.

- Jonathan Ellard

Good trail/discgolf park. Make sure you take a pic of the map in the beginning of the park if you are new.

- susy Rios

Fun short disc golf course.

- Ben Ruholl

The McClain Park disc golf course is a very technical course but offers some really fun terrain. Just keep in mind it stays fairly muddy after it rains.

- Cameron Fanning

This review is of the disc golf course, which is beautiful. Heavily wooded and technical, so maybe rough for a beginner. Careful after a rain, though!

- Steven Vrooman

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