Mineral Springs Disc Golf Course

Seattle, WA

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Mineral Springs Disc Golf Course in Seattle, WA, holds a commendable 4.5-star rating, reflecting a generally positive reception from its visitors. Players have lauded the course for its engaging layout and the variety of features that cater to both beginners and seasoned disc golfers, enhancing overall enjoyment. The scenic beauty and thoughtful design of the course are frequently mentioned, offering a pleasing aesthetic alongside the sporting challenge. However, some criticisms have been noted regarding the course's maintenance and navigational clarity. Issues such as overgrown vegetation and a lack of clear signage have been minor detractors from an otherwise stellar experience.

Unique to Mineral Springs Disc Golf Course are its natural beauty and strategic layout, which incorporate the local terrain and foliage to create a visually appealing and challenging experience. Players appreciate the course's ability to test a wide range of skills, from precision throws to navigating varied elevations. Despite its many strengths, challenges such as improving course maintenance and enhancing directional guidance could significantly boost player satisfaction. Addressing

Short with tight throws, tons of bushes, and confusing basket configurations where you might be throwing at a hole with three visible baskets. Seems like they could make the course better by avoiding the temptation of squeezing to many holes into a small space

- Jeremy Park

Great park for disc golf. Holes are fun and challenging and make good use of the space and terrain. It can be difficult to find the next hole so I’d recommend taking a photo of the course map. Parking was easy to find and even or a rainy day the mud was manageable.

- Matthew Bowers

All new baskets. Lots of weeds, garbage, and branches clean up. Nets are old nets. Lost disc box is near basket number one. Can get muddy. Bring a disc towel. All new tee signage.

- Jonathan Melusky

Really cool course. Good combination of open shots and shaped shots.

- Gater Nisbet

Love it. Shorter course, but challenging. Better hit your lines! Back nine overlaps the front, all from alternate tees, holes 13, 14, 16, and 18 have their own basket, the rest share baskets with the front 9. Gets very busy in evenings. I almost took off half a star for that, but cant blame the course!

- Matthew Mulkins

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