Crystal Pond Disc Golf Course

Woodstock, CT

Kimberly Fitch

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Crystal Pond Disc Golf Course in Woodstock, CT, is a gem that many of us disc golfers truly appreciate. With a remarkable rating of 4.8, it’s clear that this course offers a fantastic experience for players of all skill levels. The layout is thoughtfully designed, providing both challenges and enjoyable moments as we navigate through its scenic beauty.

One of the standout features is the well-maintained fairways and greens, which contribute to a smooth and enjoyable round. The course’s natural surroundings create a serene atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for a relaxing day of disc golf with friends or family. Many players have noted the friendly vibe of the local disc golf community, which adds to the overall positive experience.

Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting out, Crystal Pond offers a welcoming environment and a chance to improve your game. With its mix of challenging holes and picturesque views, it’s no wonder this course has garnered such high praise among fellow disc golfers.

Overall Rating

4.8 (33 reviews)

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Awesome disc golf course. 18 baskets that weave through the forest and halfway through you will pass crystal pond. Tons of shade and benches placed throughout the course. Some steep inclines followed by descents. The distances to the baskets are shorter than other courses we have played. Very clean and quiet while we were there. All baskets are clearly marked. Dogs on leashes are welcome. $5 per person to play, just drop cash in the box at the first basket. Recommend to anyone who enjoys disc golf.

- 3 Rogue Gypsies

This is one of my favorite courses in CT. It's great for beginners, relatively easy but still offers some challenges and fun. The course is a picturesque walk through the forest but the fairways are not too wooded like some other courses. Not too hilly either. The T pads are well marked and the baskets easy to spot. Hole 12 has a blind basket but they put in a bell to signal when the players ahead of you are through which is a nice feature. Only 5 bucks to play which is great. Definitely a course I would recommend.

- Josiah Loye

Nice little place for a few hours of hiking and a picnic. If you're into disc golfing, it seems like a decent place but was not explored much by me.

- Michael Ryan

I really love this course, especially since it is only 10 minutes from my house. It is a fairly new course, and has been well maintained, so signage and tee boxes are easy to spot and easy to follow. The one exception is the ninth hole, which doesn't have a tee box and the tee area is on a gravel road leading to the pond area. Even so, it's one of my favorite holes; fairly short and downhill, but surprisingly challenging. The front half of the course plays quickly, with short holes and moderately open fairways. The back half lengthens out a little, and the elevation comes into play a little more. That being said, I can play all 18 holes by myself in just over an hour, without feeling rushed. The scenery is quite pretty, with Crystal Pond separating the front and back halves of the course. There is also a Boy Scout day camp that shares the woods with the course. I would imagine that if you played on a day that the camp was occupied, it would be much less serene, though I have not yet experienced that myself. The fee to play is $5 per person per day, and this little course definitely won't disappoint. Update 2023: Crystal Pond continues to be one of the 'hidden gems' of CT disc golf.

- Jesse Owen

Fun course,front 9 easy for most the back more of a challenge

- Robert Hanlon