42 reviews (showing 1–20)
@nbusk24
Practice Basket: Not currently Parking Situation: Parking spaces in front of office or parking garage Number of Holes: 18 Difficulty Level: Beginner+ (not particularly difficult to get par just requires some power and accuracy off tee to get a birdie putt) Cart friendly: Yes, the grass can be long in some areas Water Dangers: Yes, a pond/creek runs through the course, nothing you’ll lose a disc in Other Dangers: Other park goers, especially walkers Bathrooms/Water Fountains: Yes to both, a small building between Hole 11 & 17 tee box Tee areas: Grass / Cart path atm Benches: No Trashcans: A few spread out Signage/Wayfinding: No signs but wayfinding is decent, definitely use UDisc to figure out the way especially from Hole 10 to Hole 11 Overall Rating: 4/5 Rating Reason: It’s a brand new course but can see it being one of the highest rated in the area after installation is completed. Has some decent bomber holes, some fun elevation changes, a few interesting/tricky greens, some decent views, as well as some fair OB Improvements: Besides finishing installation (tees, benches, and signs) I think moving a few tees so you aren’t in danger of other holes is needed as well as a better way to get from Hole 10 to 11 (build a bridge across the creek closer to holes) Other Notes: You’re in the sun for 95% of the round, bring lots of water and a umbrella. Also the address takes you to office buildings, use UDisc to park close to Hole 1 or Hole 18
@reilly
Since the course is still being installed there are certainly some improvements that could be made to tee areas, signage and flow. That said, this is an open course on an exceptionally pretty property and a fun contrast to most of the courses in the Charlotte area. So cool to see a disc golf course out here. Watch for pedestrians and have some fun!
@tdhkimball
Beautiful property. So sad it’s vey poorly designed. Several tee pads right next to baskets. Extremely dangerous. The walk to 11 is ridiculous. Literally walking up the fairway of another hole. 90% of baskets in the middle of old golf fairways. They really could have taken advantage of tree area for baskets or even tee pads.
@justslingit20
My last rating was deleted? Poor design. Cool property. Lots of potential.
@smithja7
Awesome that the space is being utilized for disc golf but the design and routing of the course are lacking. Cement pads would boost the rating some as well.
@arthurcbrn01
This course is first and foremost a course that will succeed in attracting new players. If you are an experienced player, bring some throwing putters and a fairway/distance driver. I thought the course was relatively simple, but making use of natural elevation changes allows it to challenge a little more. This course was a fresh change from Charlotte woods golf, embracing an open design while not requiring as much distance as a course like Frank Liske. While it’s overall a shorter course; a couple longer holes break it up and keep it interesting. My recommendation would be a more clear starting area at the first tee, that also has some simple and basic disc golf rules/courtesy information on a sign/billboard. Overall this is a fun simple course that I wouldn’t go out of my way to play, but it does a fantastic job accomplishing its intended goal. Be patient, have fun, and grow the sport!
@damac82
Really cool and unique for the area. Not sure about parking. Very, very open, but OB and Hazard keeps you honest. Although a hyzer fest…would be a great place to teach someone the game.
@joegentilcore
Mostly open shots with fun elevation change. Would play again
@johnthenovelist
Fun course. Great views, especially sunset. Nice it has a bathroom.
@dougernaut23
Nice course. Front 9 could be harder and back 9 is pretty difficult without some power. Wish the tee pass were a little farther from the baskets, but not bad overall.
@noelleerbb
Great course, worth the drive from the city. Impossible to play during the rain or intense heat, but awesome every other time of the year.
@jongilly99
Lots of potential. Tricky beginner to intermediate placement shots mixed with some fun long holes. Concrete or turf pads would be a good update. I love a good hike but a better path from 10 to 11 would be much appreciated by many. 3 guys had to wait on me to cross in front of them just to get to 11
@pizzaparty83
Course is well maintained, however it is incredibly hilly. If you’re not up to date on your cardio, prepare to breathe heavy.
@jscott79
I would give this a 5 but it definitely needs some more work on design, shot variety, etc. I realize this is a dog friendly course but they need to stop allowing folks to let their dogs run wild along the course. Ppl also literally lay down on the grass in the middle of the course, there’s pedestrians often walking so it’s very annoying at times. Rude tbh, stay off the course and go across the street for those activities.
@bigbadben97
Too short. Needs to be a lot longer. Ballantyne really took a bath. It was far better in 2020 and the years before. 16 and 17 are great holes though.
@johnlipsey2
Course is new, without tee pads or signage yet. Pro: excellent space for a moderate length & difficulty course. Cons: spacing from pins to next tee location is tight. Space on the property not being utilized to the fullest, especially parts of the woods. Walk from 10 to 11 is a fishhook and too long. Would also love to see a few par 4s.
@jacobiwankenobi
Needs better pad positions. A lot of uphill / sideways tee areas. Not ideal. Pin placements are great.
@ianrice
Very fun. Unique design. The pedestrian paths intersect with many fairways