Texas Army Trail Disc Golf Course

Cypress, TX

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The Texas Army Trail Disc Golf Course in Cypress, TX, enjoys a high rating of 4.8 stars, indicating widespread player satisfaction and positive experiences. The course is praised for its challenging layout, variety of features, and the enjoyment it provides to players of all skill levels. However, without specific negative reviews available, it's challenging to balance the feedback with common criticisms such as maintenance issues, navigation difficulties, or any other potential drawbacks that players might face. The absence of negative feedback suggests that players find the course to meet or exceed their expectations in most aspects.

Unique features of the Texas Army Trail Disc Golf Course, as highlighted by player reviews, include its diverse terrain, strategic hole placements, and the natural beauty surrounding the course. These aspects contribute to a rewarding and immersive playing experience. While the reviews lack specific challenges faced by players, it's conceivable that, like many courses, there could be room for improvement in areas such as signage for easier navigation or maintenance enhancements to keep the course in top

It was a cool and crisp fall day in Houston. Dark clouds threatened rain, but kept the sun hidden from view. It was perfect weather for disc golf. My friend and I parked and walked towards the practice basket where a few other gents were gathered. It was our first time here, and we were informed that the baskets were just moved to the long tees for a tournament. Oh well, we were here for a challenge and a challenge we got. TaT is beautiful, and unforgiving. You've really got to hit your tee offs in the fairway to give yourself a chance at par. Unfortunately, my buddy and I are not that good. Playing here is like playing disc golf while taking a nice little hike through the woods. It was quiet and lovely. The cool autumn air made it that much more enjoyable. I would highly recommend this course for any disc golf fans, especially in colder weather. Ravines and mud can make it less enjoyable after rains, though.

- Nghia Tran

Great place to disc golf! Was looking for snakes and didn’t find any but def be alert! The warning is on hole 18 haha

- Nate Doerr

Fun, challenging course. Well maintained, but miserable when the mosquitos are out...

- A_Can_7

Went there after some showers from the morning and a lot of water was still being held in the walking path, and at some points I had to veer off course and on downed timber but I played the whole 18. There were mosquitos galore but I'm used to that and a couple nice holes. Parked 18 to finish as one of the few birdies of the day. Will definitely try again next time I'm in town.

- LuckEh GamingTM

Love this place! Well maintained, only drawback, no public restrooms. Starts off with 4 wide open shots, then you go into the woods, but every hole is birdyable. Very hard to lose a disc, two holes are near water, but you can easily “ throw around it “ for the par, or even a birdie. Some snakes, but beautiful course! Been playing 8 months, my best is plus 10.

- Cary Stallings

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