Max E. Roper Disc Golf Complex - West

Lincoln, NE

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The Max E. Roper Disc Golf Complex - West in Lincoln, NE, enjoys a high rating of 4.5 stars, indicating a predominantly positive reception from its visitors. Players have lauded the course for its well-thought-out layout, diverse range of features, and the overall enjoyment it offers. However, due to the lack of negative reviews available, it's challenging to present a balanced view that includes common criticisms such as maintenance issues or navigation difficulties. This absence of critique might suggest that players find few faults with the course, or it could mean that any potential areas for improvement have not been widely reported or emphasized in player feedback.

Despite the lack of negative feedback, the positive comments highlight several unique features of the course, such as its challenging holes and scenic beauty, which contribute to a rewarding playing experience. Players seem to appreciate the complexity and diversity of the course layout, which offers a good mix of challenges for both beginners and experienced players. While specific challenges faced by players are not detailed

I can't give this a five star because of the poor layout. Hole 12 ends right at the end of hole 13. So 400 foot walk down and back. Then you have the worst course design ever problem. Hole 17 and 18 run parallel to each other. Hole 18 tee is right next to hole 16 basket. Hole 17th tee right next 16 tee. This course had 27 holes now reduced to 18 holes. So the space is there to make it flow better. Hopefully someone fixes these problems, because this course has the potential to be a five star.

- Mark Van Der Heyen

Great course, lots of walking but pretty flat for the most part.

- Kelly Williams

I travel around the Midwest states for work and rely on these reviews to find good courses in unfamiliar cities. This was a great course that was well maintained. I loved the 3 tee boxes depending on your experience level. The only recommendation I have is to take a picture of the large course map near the parking lot. The baskets have arrows to point to the next tee box but I found them to me moved and unreliable. Had no problem using the map for a 1st timer. It is a longer course like some reviewers say. I tracked about 2.6 miles when most courses are probably around 2. Highly recommended this course and I will be back!!!

- Norman Myers

Since I posted this review the park has updated their cages and expanded their walk paths. Some of the holes are laid out in a nonflued or illogical manner. No matter, it is still a very fun course to play and nice people to meet. Nice park, kids love the playground. Some of the Golf Tees did not have maps and none of the cages were set-up. Area is mowed well and has a nice sidewalk going through the entire park. Pedestrians pose as a great obstacle. Looking forward to the next visit.

- Nicholas Cordray

This course used to be 27 baskets, but now it's only 18. Find the basket before you throw, 3 baskets in each of the 9's have been pulled out to turn it into 18 holes. Start north of the parking lot, play North until you hit Superior, cross the river, then play east, and back south. Many of the tee posts have been cut or pulled out. Open course with lots of room is very good for beginners, with minimal hazards. Fun, casual course that has holes spanning ~150 to ~300 feet.

- Joel Gimbel

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