Juniata College Disc Golf Course
Course Summary
If you're looking for a great disc golf experience, the Juniata College Disc Golf Course in Huntingdon, PA, is definitely worth checking out. With a solid rating of 4.4, it seems to offer a nice blend of challenging holes and beautiful scenery, making it enjoyable for both beginners and seasoned players alike.
Many players appreciate the well-maintained layout and variety of shots required throughout the course. The natural landscape adds to the charm, providing a peaceful environment that enhances the overall experience of playing there.
Overall, Juniata College Disc Golf Course appears to be a hidden gem that invites players to enjoy its unique features and well-thought-out design. Whether you're passing through or looking for a local spot to play, this course is definitely one to consider!
Overall Rating
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Top Reviews
Beautiful course. Love getting out to play. One part is through the woods and I almost had a heart attack because a deer snuck up on me. The 7th hole is my favorite and pictured below. Something nice about playing through the woods.
- David Booher
This is a 9-hole course. Some nice long parts, and two through the trees. I was glad I had my mosquito repellent.
- JD Goodrich
I think the course is great due to some recent updates to the course. Some of the trees that were very much a problem have been recently removed by a storm and have been cleaned up. The only issue that I have with the course is that some of the tee boxes are not level and can be hard to throw from. All things considered, this is one of my favorite courses to play on Edit: the two holes that needed repaired have been repaired
- Ty Shauf
I only gave it 4 stars cause I didn't actually play frisbee golf. Was there helping fire the school's wood kiln. Which is right beside some of the "holes". Beautiful spot. Course looks nice. Worth checking out.
- randy doughty
I rarely ever see anyone here. You generally have the entire course to yourself. The holes in the woods don't get maintained as often as you'd like because of this, but it's still fun!
- Derek Ross