Bacon Ridge Disc Golf Course

Epic course that will challenge any level of golfer. Be ready for serious elevation changes and scrambles galore. Still a fun challenge and amazing set of holes!

- Matthew Duda

I'm not a great disc golfer but this course is HARD with trees everywhere. It's to the point that I used a side arm and tomahawk throw more in these 18 holes than I have in the last 15 years of my sparce disc golfing experience (I hardly play). I ended the course with 35 over par and my 10 year old son (still learning) was 66 over par. 10-20 over par is my norm I think. The tee pads are mostly just flattened earth with outdoor carpets/turf stapled down and it can be difficult to know if you're even throwing in the correct direction because of the trees and elevation changes but it was still fun even if we had to finish it over 2 days. Come prepared with hiking shoes and watch out for venomous snakes and ticks.

- Twotall 1988

There are so few courses in this area, it was disappointing to play here. Course is in its infancy, however, iis nowhere near being a user friendly PUBLIC course for all levels, paid for by taxpayer money. I’ve played more than 20 courses up and down the eastern seaboard, as well as TN and CO. This course will need MAJOR work and then it MIGHT be enjoyed by more than higher level players who can easily climb steep hills. Sad that AA money went into such an exclusionary course setting. No way to grow the sport.

- Kerry Mikalchus

A very difficult, tight wooded course with interesting elevation changes. The course is difficult to navigate, due to low basket visibility, minimal signage, and steep inclines. A fun change of pace from the mostly flat courses in the area. Currently only 9 holes, but still a workout. Wear good shoes and be extra careful, lots of leaves made for a treacherous hike.

- Jared

Great exercise! Challenging lines but not as much distance for us older guys to be able to actually make it if we throw a good shot

- Matthew Zimmerman