Cherry Creek Disc Golf Course

Red Oak, TX

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The Cherry Creek Disc Golf Course in Red Oak, TX, holds a solid 4.0-star rating, reflecting a blend of appreciation and critique from its visitors. Players have lauded the course for its engaging layout and the variety it offers, making it enjoyable for both beginners and experienced disc golfers. The natural beauty of the surroundings and the strategic placement of holes are frequently mentioned positive aspects. However, there are notable concerns regarding the course’s maintenance, with some players pointing out overgrown areas that can affect play quality. Additionally, issues with navigation between holes have been a common frustration, suggesting that first-time visitors might find the course challenging to navigate without guidance.

Unique features of Cherry Creek Disc Golf Course, such as its scenic beauty and diverse terrain, contribute to its charm and challenge, offering a rewarding experience for those who navigate it successfully. However, the critiques highlight areas ripe for improvement, particularly in upkeep and signage to enhance playability and user experience. Addressing these concerns could significantly elevate the

It is a nature preserve too? Not a logical thing to do…. Putting a DG course in a nature preserve that is grassland that should not be disturbed? It was very frustrating to me, since they can only mow a pathway that is only for walking from the tee surface to the hole. The fairway was only 3 feet wide after the first hole and was progressively worse after the second hole. I was spending too much time looking for my discs, my feet and legs got soaked since it was turning into wetlands and eventually lost a disc. I gave up after the 4th hole. I was feeling guilty for disturbing the grassy area while searching for my discs. Give it up and put those great baskets in a different location. That is my suggestion. In after thought, I decided that the best strategy for this course, should you choose to play there,would be to shoot to the nearest tree, so you can locate your disc after each throw!

- Neal C

Freshly mowed. Hole maps are easy to follow. Tees need some work. Ground still a little soft from recent rain, but not sloppy. Should dry out soon.

- Santiago N

There's nothing necessarily wrong with this course, but It's very basic. Great for a beginner or practice as will be almost impossible to lose a disc here. On course one there is water, but It's behind a lot of trees and you'd really have to slice really hard and be very unlucky to get past the trees. I rated it two primarily because like I said It's just a big open field more or less and pretty basic. I also went during the winter months so everything was pretty much colorless brown and dead, so that also affected this review. In the summer time I'm sure it looks a lot better.

- Demitri Duwadi

Yikes! The course could be very nice but the whole thing was overgrown with weeds at my visit. I'm talking well above knee height for large stretches. Wish I had taken pics. I tried to play for a few baskets anyway, but when I found my disc in the midst of a patch of poison ivy I gave up and went home.

- William Fisher

Park isn't maintained currently, uncut grass and gated off for the time.

- Jessy Stout

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