Porcupine Ridge Disc Golf
Course Summary
Porcupine Ridge Disc Golf in Augusta, ME, enjoys a high rating of 4.6 stars, indicating a largely positive reception from its visitors. The feedback underscores the course's well-thought-out layout and the variety of features that cater to both novice and experienced players, enhancing overall enjoyment. Despite the absence of explicitly stated negative reviews, it's common for courses of this nature to face occasional challenges related to maintenance or navigation, which could detract from the player experience if not addressed. However, without specific criticisms to draw upon, it appears that Porcupine Ridge largely succeeds in providing a satisfying disc golf experience.
The course is praised for its unique features, which likely contribute to its high rating. These may include diverse terrain, strategic hole placements, and scenic beauty, all of which enrich the playing experience. While the reviews do not detail common challenges, players at similar courses often encounter issues such as unclear signage, overgrown areas, or a lack of amenities, which can be areas of
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Top Reviews
This is a great local course. A ton of work has been put into it. The design changed last year. At first I didn't like it, but it's grown on me. The warm up area is nice, it could use a net though. The pro shop is rarely open.
- Dan Boynton
Great easy to follow, well maintained course with a fun layout.
- Melissa Radford
Wow! Great place to throw a disc or two! Starts out simple enough with some long straight drives, but as you progress on the course, elevation changes, artistic features, and trees make the course progressively more challenging. Great design and well worth the low entry fee.
- Estin Johnson
Beautiful course, well marked, well groomed with a healthy mix of short technical, long technical and some to even flex your muscles on. Staff was great! Oh, and they don't expect you to have cash, cause who has that anymore.
- Kevin Kilcline
I really like this course. First 6 holes are in a field then it dips into the woods and comes back out by the parking lot. I've taken my daughter through this whole course with me on a hiking stroller. They accept credit cards too.
- Jake Miers