Hall Fletcher Disc Golf Course

I’ve played a good number of disc golf courses and this one was really fun. Like the other reviews say, it’s somewhat challenging to find the tee boxes but not the worst one I’ve come across. One thing that I REALLY loved about this course were holes 3-5. They take place in this really cool and small but very creative little spot on the course that had some art and little creeks that weren’t challenging but really fun to play. All in all would definitely recommend if you’ve never played.

- Brock Olsen

Decently fun course once you get your bearings. 14 official holes, with most baskets doubling as two holes (i.e. 1&13 at same basket, 2&8 etc., no pattern though). There might be people playing soccer in your way on some of the holes that utilize the big field, like No 1, which is just down the steps from the parking lot. I just threw around them/skipped the hole if necessary. When you're finished, there are a few more holes being built in the woods back behind Nos. 2/3. Those are fun too, different baskets than the main course, not sure if they're being built by neighbors or what. Definitely give the course a try if nearby but don't have too high of expectations!

- Dave Ramsey

I only found 13 of the holes. Pretty sure I played some of them from wrong tee pad as there is very few signs. Best part of course was that it's slow and can play how ever you want. I typically played 3 disc's a hole for experimentation and fun of it. Good place to run practice drills

- Brian Acheson

Nope. Can't even really call it a course their is like one or two baskets with no direction no reason to even go. Seems like a pet project someone's collage kid did and has since moved away. Don't waste your time.

- David Gross

Nice little disc course located at elementary school only open to public not during school hours. A little confusing at times but fun to place to throw some discs. Unique and interesting parts of the course

- A rare FISH