Highland Park Disc Golf Course

Saint Paul, MN

Exuro Piechocki

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Highland Park Disc Golf Course in Saint Paul, MN, enjoys a high rating of 4.6 stars, reflecting a predominantly positive reception from its visitors. With no negative reviews available, the feedback highlights the course's well-thought-out layout, diverse features, and the overall enjoyment it offers to players of varying skill levels. Despite the lack of explicit criticisms, it is common for courses to face occasional challenges with maintenance and navigation, which could potentially apply here as well, although not directly mentioned by reviewers.

Unique features of the Highland Park Disc Golf Course, as praised by players, likely contribute significantly to its high rating. These may include scenic views, the strategic placement of baskets, and variety in hole designs that provide both challenges and opportunities for skill development. While specific challenges weren't detailed in the feedback provided, improving signage, seating, and general upkeep could further enhance the player experience, ensuring the course not only maintains but also builds on its current reputation. The absence of negative feedback suggests that any

Overall Rating

4.6 (368 reviews)

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Top Reviews

18 holes, plus putting green. Brilliant redesign of older 9 hole course. technical, challenging both backhand and forehand. hole distances are 148" to 364". leasurely course for intermediate players. beginners are welcome. winds on 3, 10, and 12 are generally consistent and very readable. 3 is up the teepad hill, and up again at the bottom, behind the pin. 10 the wind most often comes from pin toward teepad. careful with angled shots. hole 12 has a crosswind against the tee shot. loves pushing discs over fence and on top of deserted building. the remaining holes are in places a bit crowded against each other, but fun. park has large playground, party pavilion, and plenty of parking most days.

- louis murphy

Highland park DGC is the best 18 hole beginner course in the metro. Maintenance isn't always the best, but for the price of free it's not too bad. Intermediate players can have fun birdie hunting here too, shooting for the glorious -18 round (totally possible). Advanced players may want to hit up kaposia or acorn or the valley for more challenge but highland always provides some fun - fast round, decent layout, generally friendly folks, can't go wrong.

- Ben Hawkins

Overall this is a nice course, but I wasn't impressed at any point. It'd be a good place to take your kids or your parents if they want to try disc golfing. 15 of the holes are open fields with minimal tree obstructions. Holes 3-5 are in the woods and losing a disc in the underbrush is possible. There are shaded benches at almost every tee. Most tees have a small placard showing where to look for the basket. Many of the holes run parallel to each other. Some of the baskets are unnumbered, so without the udisc app i may not have known which one to throw at in some of the open fields shots. My only real qualm with this course is that several of the tees are directly in the path of other holes, so I personally would not play here on a busy day.

- Exuro Piechocki

This is a very family-friendly course, which is great if you're a family, but not so great if you are an experienced thrower who just wants to blast through a round at 3 pm. Come early, beat the crowds, great course! They changed the tee layout on 14 and 15, to the better.

- Tommy Williams

It can be crowded. It's environment isn't for everyone, obviously. The disc golf seems popular next to the large playground area for kids. Although there is not a lot of diversity in this neighborhood. The bridge overlooking the changing fall colors is the biggest attribute and worth the wait for pedestrians to cross for photos.

- Angela Deeb