Burlington Disc Golf Course

Burlington, WA

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The Burlington Disc Golf Course in Burlington, WA, holds a solid 4.0-star rating, reflecting a blend of appreciation and critique from its players. On the positive side, reviewers frequently commend the course for its challenging layout and diverse array of features that cater to both novice and experienced players, enhancing overall enjoyment. However, the course also faces criticism, particularly regarding its maintenance and navigation. Issues such as overgrown foliage and inadequately marked pathways have been points of contention, detracting from the user experience and making play less intuitive for first-time visitors.

Unique aspects of the Burlington Disc Golf Course, such as its scenic beauty and strategic hole placements, are often highlighted as reasons to visit, offering players a rewarding experience amidst nature. Yet, the challenges associated with upkeep and clear signage persist as areas needing attention. Addressing these concerns could significantly improve the course's accessibility and playability, ensuring that its standout qualities shine brighter. There's a hopeful outlook for the course's future, as its inherent

I didn't actually go for disc golf, I walked the back of the park along the river, which is called the Burlington Dike Trail. It's a really very pretty view of the river and mostly quiet. The park is nicely shaded and there's several feet from the bank along the path. The path is super easy to trek and nice and even ground to walk on.

- Ashley Berg

This used to be an awesome place to walk your dog and bring your kids until someone decided to put a disc golf course there. I don't disc golf so I dunno if it's a good time, but it just feels out of place and disruptive to folks that are just trying to get out in nature in a beautiful spot. Now you gotta keep one eye out for projectiles.

- nancylee bouscher

The open part of the course was fine, last time I was here soccer players took over the field next to parking, today it looked like rugby practice, who also refused to get off the course. Burlington just isn't a good place for disc golf!

- B Howie

Good 18 hole disc golf course. If it rains hard it will be muddy. It is challenging in some holes but pretty good for all levels.

- Kevin Cavazos

A great small course with some challenges along the way. Some course maps would be nice as the tees were difficult to find.

- Dallas Penner

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