West Park

Fun course with a wide variety of holes mostly technical but some open holes or some with minimal trees; either way challenging in one way or another. Several holes had elevation in one way or another, albeit up or down, and a river that acts as a minor water hazard but really isn’t much in play unless you have an errant shot. Any discs that land in the water should be retrievable. Most holes are in the 200+ range with one under 200 and one over 300 but some holes play more or less depending on the elevation. Not a typical grip it and rip course but fun for all levels of disc golfers. One issue I had was the loud noise of the highway near by. I prefer the sounds of nature when I play and this course did not have that. No fault of the course though and I could deal with it. Most holes had a Red (AM) and White (Pro) pad with a few that shared the concrete pad marked by the red and white distance to pin on each sign. From what I recall there was only one pin placement per hole. Overall the course was clean and well maintained. The signs and pads were in good shape and not broken or vandalized. We played mid-March and therefore can’t speak to the maintenance of the fairways but they did appear to be manicured regularly. Garbage cans were placed through-out the course which helped but it had appeared on one hole someone or something pushed a garbage can down a hill thus spilling it’s contents all over the place. Parking spaces were limited and this course is oddly placed in the middle of a subdivision. There was a structure with bathrooms near the playground but was locked this time of year. I only know this because Eric needed to use it during our second round and the look of fear on his face when he turned the corner was priceless. We arrived late afternoon near evening on Thursday and there were only a few cars in the parking lot. We did not run into anyone during our two rounds there. This course is cart friendly for the most part with the exception of going down hole 3 and crossing the river/swampy area. I imagine this area gets really bad after heavy rains but we were lucky not to experience that. This course is great for discing at night with minimal opportunity to losing a disc that has glow or lights on it. One round for 6 players of various skill levels took roughly 90 minutes. We played a doubles night round in roughly the same amount of time. For me, this course is over 2 hours of a drive time. I would not make a special trip to play unless I am in the area. If I lived within 30 minutes of here, I could see myself visiting once or twice a month and obviously more if I was fortunate enough to live across the street. 3.5 stars if I could vote halvsies.

- Michael Graeve

Nice trails to walk your pets. Eat access

- Robert Ortiz

What to say about this park. Wow. If you are the type that wants to get out and enjoy the day exercising or having fun. This is the place. Disc golf cages all over park. Nature walk is beautiful. And trash is not to bad. Couple pieces here and there but clean over all.

- John Hensley

Love this course! Some awesome shots across the creek and from some great elevation. Definitely worth the 45 min drive for me.

- W. Sam Donnell

Nice smaller park with a little bit of everything. Would have been nicer if the walking path through the woods would connect complete and be free of large debris/obstacles.

- Shannon “Norah” Medlin