Brook Run Disc Golf Course

Is what it is. Pros: Beautiful park, Signage,Facilities, Mostly decent holes. Due to the lack of long fairways, this is a decent beginner course. Sure, there are a lot of trees, but there's also bumpers in bowling for a reason. Just go play it, have fun. Cons: Few head scratchers. Like someone forgot to actually designate and clear a fairway. !!! Watch out for innocent dogs who have been put in harms way by their dumb humans who think that a fairway is a dog trail.

this course is pretty, has decent tee pads and good signage, aside from that it is a terrible course. it appears to have been designed by someone who has never played disc golf before. multiple holes have no line to the baskets and there is no reason on a 9 hole course to have to walk as far between holes as many of the holes here require. cool land, could be a cool course. a resedign is beyond necessary. this time by someone who has at least held a disc at one point in their life.

Call this 9 hole course unfair or challenging; it really depends on how you see it. I will say not having single cleared path to the hole for 5/9 holes with lots of little trees in the way is a little unfair, but it did make me think more about obtaining a par on these holes, so maybe challenging? Either way the course has 2 baskets per hole, and I'll say can be very difficult at times to the point where it is unfair; Holes 2, 3, 5, 6, and 8 specifically come to mind. Now it's definitely possible to make par on these holes for the close baskets, but near impossible to not make bogey on the far baskets for these holes. Also the first 3 holes actually cut their way through the park, so make sure you don't hit any people running around. The city has put nice tee markers with the the yardages and par for each basket, and a hole map and directions to the next tee on every hole. This course could be a 4 star if they just cut down some small trees to make a clear path you can play to the hole.