Amesbury Pines Disc Golf Course

Amesbury, MA

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Amesbury Pines Disc Golf Course in Amesbury, MA, enjoys a high rating of 4.4 stars, indicating a largely positive reception from its visitors. The absence of negative reviews suggests that the course consistently meets or exceeds players' expectations. However, without specific criticisms to address, it's challenging to provide a balanced overview that includes common issues such as maintenance or navigation. The positive feedback likely emphasizes the course's enjoyable layout, unique features, and how it caters to both beginners and experienced players, though the specifics of these aspects remain unmentioned.

Given the lack of detailed negative feedback, it's clear that Amesbury Pines Disc Golf Course stands out for its positive attributes. Unique features or common challenges weren't explicitly outlined, but one can infer that the course's design and environment offer an engaging experience for players. Without specific areas of improvement mentioned, the focus remains on the course's strengths, such as its layout, scenery, and the overall enjoyment it provides. The high rating

The course designers did a bang up job fitting a pretty good course into a small price of land. I’m used to courses where you walk 2-4 miles for one round of 18 holes but this one we can’t have walked more then a mile and a half tops. Most of the course is in the pine woods but the fairways are well made enough that it’s not just a throw-and-hope deal, there’s actual lines that you can go for on each hole even though some of the gaps are rather small. It’s also not just wooded golf, 3 holes are in the open, one a big field shot with a nice wide green and the other two shorter shots over two ponds on the property. The water shots are no problem if your a intermediate time advanced player and have a consistent 250’+ drive and you can always take it from the drop zone if ya don’t want to risk loosing a disc. There’s a good mix of shot shapes based on the fairways, left handed throwers are not at a disadvantage and both left and right handlers will need to throw backhand and forehand or backhand turnover to play the course as it was designed. The baskets are all nice, and the tee pads as well (I think there’s 2 tees for each basket one is a “winter layout” and the other “summer”). There’s a playground and skatepark in the park as well which is nice and a few benches. paths, pagodas, and fields. The only things I would change is it would be cool to have a par 4 or 2 and maybe even a par 5 thrown in somewhere and some of the map signs need fixing or the baskets need to be identified better so you don’t throw to the wrong one. Use UDisc.

- Trey Andrew

Good little course. Fun wooded shots as well as some open holes. It's a solid birdie challenge for people with 300ish foot power...fairways are a little close together and some of the holes play through the edges of a park so it could be tough to play some of the holes in the summer

- Samuel Marcucci

Great place to toss! Well kept up quite. Good all around coarse.

- Jake Lemieux

All tees pads are clean. 12"+ snow in places. 😁

- Kyle McCartney

Pretty good course. Good mix of wooded and open shots. Tee pads are shorter than most, and some have steep drop offs on their backs. Some fairways overlap on the summer layout, but the winter layout avoids this better. Some benches near the tees.

- Paul Crimmins

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