Giles Run Disc Golf Course at Laurel Hill Park

I am new to disc golf and found this place online. The course seems like it is well laid out and I really liked that each hole has a "pro" and a "regular" regular tee and a "pro" and "regular" basket. So essentially you have two courses with the footprint of one course. I have played here once on weekend with a bit of a crowd and a couple of times during the week and I think we were the only ones here. I like that many of the holes are not overly challenging so beginners like myself don't get scared off.

- Jerry Fitzsimmons

If I had not gone with someone that had played there before I would have gotten lost. They need an overall map posted at the beginning of the course so you understand where you are supposed to go. Cool disc golf place other than that, more hiking than normal. I would say you walk about 3 miles the whole course. Use insect repellent because there are lots of deer ticks.

- Pablo Buendia

Was too tough as a beginner 18 months ago but with more experience I enjoy the challenges this course offers now. Some of the signing between holes is not great but they have been working on that. A lot of the really unforgiving thorns and brambles have been removed too. Not a place for a quick round, but if you want to get your steps in then this is the best local place to do that

- Graham Bagshaw

This course has spoiled me. Fun and interesting holes, with some wide open areas to play, picnic, and chill. Wonderful course overall, I expected other ones in the area were similar, but I was sorely mistaken. This is the best in the area imho. The holes don't overlap much, and although it can be busy from time to time the players are often very kind. League play seems to happen here as well, though I don't know anything about that yet (having just started)

- Ava Everett

Great course. Played there with my late friend. Still love biking there! No more frisbee without him!

- Gavin