The Ohio State University Disc Golf Course
Course Summary
The Ohio State University Disc Golf Course in Columbus, OH, holds a rating of 3.9 stars, reflecting a generally positive reception from its players. The course is praised for its thoughtful layout and the variety of features that cater to both beginners and experienced players, enhancing overall enjoyment. However, due to the absence of negative reviews, it's challenging to provide a balanced overview that includes common criticisms such as maintenance or navigation issues. This lack of negative feedback could indicate that players find the course satisfactory or that any drawbacks are not significant enough to dampen the playing experience.
Unique features of the course, as highlighted by the reviews, seem to contribute positively to its reputation, though specifics on these features are not detailed in the feedback provided. Without explicit mentions of common challenges faced by players, it's difficult to identify areas for improvement directly from player experiences. Nonetheless, the positive rating suggests that the course offers a compelling experience that could be further enhanced by addressing any minor issues that might not have been explicitly mentioned
Overall Rating
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Top Reviews
Sometimes big groups and leagues playing through but folks are pleasant and the big groups tend to play closest to the pin style, so it goes fast. No really challenging holes and pretty short but fun and totally possible for newish players to shoot par. Lots of birdie opportunities. You can expect to get through a round of 16 holes - yes, the original 1 and 18 are gone - in under an hour.
- Ken Petri
My son and I had a great time here. We could not find the first hole. There are 18 total holes that were plenty challenging for us.
- Andy Beltz
Great course overall, but the teepads could use some work around the edges. On hole 4, I slipped off a spot with a slight drop-off and took a hard fall—like a cartoon, with my legs flying up and my back crunching on the corner. Shot -1 for the round, but it wasn’t worth the road rash! Update (a year later): The drop-off is real, but I’ve got to own my poor footwork. This round still haunts me! I unfairly blamed the teepad when my own steps were the culprit—I have brought shame to the Maher family name...
- Balakay
This course is as good as gone with the new outpatient hospital and the Innovation District moving full speed ahead. I could see there being about 9 holes left, if we're lucky... Also, I take for granted that I can ride my bike here. Pretty sure there's no free parking on West Campus...or if there is it's along # 9-12 on the Western edges of the course near the State of Ohio Computer Center. Nov 2021 update - I learned OSU has plans to replace the holes lost to hospital and West Campus construction. Not sure how long that will be, but good news.
- Anthony Flaminio
Great course with several technical shots. Cement tee pads. Nice baskets. It's the only course I know of in Columbus that you can play at night. Most of the course is fairly lit from the road and parking lot lights. It's also laid out so that you can do a short 6 hole loop (2, 3, 4, 15, 16, 17). One drawback is that you have to pay to park, but you can park right next to the 1st or 2nd tee (or next to many other tees as well). One other slight drawback is that the course is close to roads and walking paths, so you have to be careful of cars and pedestrians.
- Brett Shockley