East Interlocken Disc Golf Course

Broomfield, CO

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The East Interlocken Disc Golf Course in Broomfield, CO, enjoys a favorable reputation, boasting an average rating of 4.4 stars. The positive feedback often highlights the course's well-thought-out layout, the variety of features that cater to both beginners and experienced players, and the overall enjoyment it brings to those who play there. Given the absence of negative reviews, it appears that most players leave the course with a positive impression. However, without specific criticisms, it's challenging to identify areas for improvement directly from player feedback, which suggests that any drawbacks might be minor or sporadically encountered by players.

Unique features of the East Interlocken Disc Golf Course include its scenic views and strategic design, which require players to employ a range of skills and techniques. While the reviews do not detail common challenges explicitly, courses of this nature typically face issues like natural wear and tear, seasonal accessibility, and the need for ongoing maintenance to keep the course in top condition. Enhancing signage,

Fun course with easy distances on most holes. Some challenging water hazards on a few holes can be problematic but overall the course is worth playing.

- Jake Waters

Underrated disc golf course that has a really nice layout. Watch out when the water is high, you might have to do some fishing for your disc on a lot of the holes. Don't sleep on the alternate holes, they all set up some really cool technical shots. Don't miss the tunnel on 5, the shot up by the highway and 6, and don't be scared of the shot over the lake on 7, you can make it!

- Aram Lecis

Nice park to walk around during lunch breaks. Also has a nice 3par disc golf course. Most of the holes are about 250' from a cement tee pad. Most of the throws are basically straight. Two holes that would benefit from curving the disc to the left and one other to the right. Just be careful about throwing your disc in the water. I tend to see every disc that turns into a roller goes right into the water. Sticking with flat throws helps with staying dry. The course can get busy on nicer days. I would expect to be playing behind someone. Lately, there have been a couple elitist try hards who behave like they own the place. One guy tee'd off his drive right at me when I was about to make my second throw. Zero warning or heads up, much less apology for nearly hitting me in the back and startling me. Then he did the same to the person playing ahead of me. He didn't even care at all he was throwing into people. Playing through is not supposed to be taken so literally nor done by surprise. That's how people get hurt.

- Dani

This is a tough course, but very spread out and well designed. Takes about 30-45 min to get 9 holes in... The next 9 holes are just different pads but the same chains as the first 9. Overall, it's probably about a 3.5 star but I'll go 4 just because. In the pics: obviously played after it snowed, but it was nice. You can see in one picture how the disc barely missed going into the culvert and another picture you can see the disc stuck in a tree.

- T A

Short but fun and pretty course. The course can be busy at times but everyone is super friendly and even attempt to return lost discs (if contact info on disc).

- Nick K

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