Potter's Grove Disc Golf Course

Different sorts of environments and course layout on each hole! It also looked beautiful in the setting January sun! EDIT: So for the first time ever, I went to this course in the summer, as I was there again recently, and let me tell you, this one is best avoided during the summertime. TONS of cobwebs and spiderwebs that you CANNOT see and WILL walk right into, tons of rough brush that make it a PAIN and a real CHORE to retrieve your disc if it winds up there, and tall enough grass to house wild Pokémon. I got scraped up by all the bushes trying to retrieve my disc, and I got quite a few bug bites from that tall grass. I still enjoyed myself for the most part, but my most recent visit was far from perfect. In short, playing here is still a five-star experience, but it's only a five-star experience if you play during the winter.

- beastlycharizard13

Took the grandkids here to play after school at their playground/park. I like that they had the chipped rubber bark instead of rocks or gravel It's kind of off the beaten path but there were still two or three other groups of people that came and went during the 45 minutes that we stayed there. They had a porta-potty available for bathroom trips. Even the dog had plenty of room to roam.

- Karen Pedersen

18-hole disc golf course with movable pins to keep things interesting. Usually have the course to yourself, even on weekends. Only drawback is sometimes grass and brush get a bit high, and during the summer watch out for poison ivy, especially on the back 9 holes. Restrooms are usually locked unless an event is going on in the park.

- Jared Byrd

Fun Course, challenges all kinds of throws. Highly recommend if you're nearby to check out! Local Club: Zoo City Disc Golf Club

- Tony Basini

Really Great lay out with some Nice shot options, A little grooming and tweaking and this will be one of the best courses in the Area...I Will be back for sure

- Mike Gross