Andrew Brown Disc Golf Course

Coppell, TX

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The Andrew Brown Disc Golf Course in Coppell, TX, has garnered mixed reviews, leading to an overall rating of 3.2 stars. Players have appreciated the course for its thoughtful layout and the variety it offers, suggesting it provides an enjoyable experience for those looking for a casual round of disc golf. However, criticisms have centered around maintenance and navigation issues. Concerns such as overgrown vegetation and unclear course directions have detracted from the overall player experience, suggesting that while the course has the potential to offer a great game, these issues can lead to frustration and confusion among players.

Unique features of the Andrew Brown Disc Golf Course include its scenic beauty and the strategic challenge it presents, which have been positively noted by players. However, common challenges include a lack of signage and poor course upkeep, which can obscure pathways and make navigation between holes difficult for newcomers and experienced players alike. Improvements in these areas could significantly enhance the disc golfing experience, making the course more accessible and enjoyable for all.

Really bad course. The holes and fairways are not well marked so it's difficult to know where some holes start from. In addition, there is at least one hole that is so poorly designed that you have a high chance of your disc rolling into the water. (See attached photo) Would not recommend for beginner or intermediate players. Or anyone else.

- Kevin Cabrera

Missing tee signs A few good holes Lots of unnecessary holes like they just threw baskets up without design, thought, or effort. Is either a wide open hole with par 4 and 5. Or par 3 with baskets on sloped ground very near water. Or on the 3 wooded holes its 100 ft upshot. Has potential if redesigned

- GHL RECYCLE

For the most part it's not a bad course. Some nice long open shots and some right short finesse shots in the trees. The issues are:. You play along major walk ways and need to wait A LOT on people or risk hitting someone. As in the fairway is 30 ft wide with the walkway in the right and the right side of the fairway has a steep slope into water. I would never go here again on a weekend or evening. Issue 2 and really the biggest. A lot of hole are really close to water with SUPER steep slope into the water. Even if you throw it so it lands flat it can and will still bounce and roll in the lake. Hole 6 is the worst, after losing a disc as well and the guy I was playing with, I just took max stroke and walked on. The low score is because of the two major issues, they are just that bad. I will say if you throw it closer to shore it's only 3' deep or less so you can search around and potentially find it.

- Terry L Buzzard Jr.

Decently maintained course. Some holes you need to play is safe or you will end up in the water. Experienced player will have no problem racking up pars and birdies. Beginner players will face no tricky holes, except some water. Hole 17 was hard to find

- Trae Allen

Definitely some holes are better than others. There are some wide-open fairways and some that only experts can navigate. It's well-kept, although recently a bunch of the tee signs have been ripped down. Definitely worth the visit.

- John Angell

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