Chippewa Banks Disc Golf Course
Course Summary
Chippewa Banks Disc Golf Course in Midland, MI, enjoys a high rating of 4.5 stars, reflecting the overwhelmingly positive experiences of its visitors. Players have lauded the course for its engaging layout, diverse features, and the overall enjoyment it offers. However, due to the absence of negative reviews, it's challenging to pinpoint specific areas of criticism or common issues that might detract from the experience. This lack of critique could suggest that the course is well-maintained and designed to meet the needs of a wide range of players, or it might indicate that players have not voiced concerns that could lead to further improvements.
The course is celebrated for its unique features, which likely contribute to its high rating. Without specific negative feedback, it's difficult to discuss common challenges faced by players in detail. However, the emphasis on the course's positive attributes suggests that it provides a satisfying and varied play experience that appeals to both novice and experienced disc golfers. The absence of critique could
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Top Reviews
Worth playing here. Interesting buckets mounted on boulders. I think going to 9 and 13 you have to back track a little. Benches around fire pit is unique for a course, good for talking disc round the fire for those that brave the elements.
- Joel King
Great course! Good mix of wide open fairways and tight wooded holes. Excellent course for letting it rip and/or playing it conservative. Bring a good forehand or learn to play your backhand smart. Elevated cages on boulders make for an interesting short game. Moderately difficult, but lots of fun.
- Uriel Cool
Course is well maintained, and the signage and overall flow from hole to hole is well done. A good intermediate course; not completely wide-open, but there are some narrow pathways through the woods. The brush is cleared well enough, you're never really in danger of losing a disc, either. Great place to play!
- Austin Lloyd
I started here in 2000 by far my favorite course. They moved a lot of the nets so signs are not correct on most holes but it's the best use of open area with trees in your way and technical shots in woods of any course around
- Gary Lewis
First time playing and it is lovely, excited to compete in the tournament tomorrow!
- Juju