Bryant Park

Very challenging course. Majority shots are ~400 ft. To pin through very tight, wooded fairways with risky rough on either side. I second the “disc with a buddy” comments- it’s helpful. Some big arm open shots too, plenty of Par 4s. A lot of lost disc potential if you don’t lace a precision drive. Overall a beautiful course

Different lengths on holes some are pretty challenging. Would probably rate some of the holes par 4 not par 3

Holes with double pins is confusing. Some pins not accurately marked. Excited for the par, which turned into a bogey when I realized I was going to the wrong basket on multiple occasions. Course is great overall besides that. Fantastic scenery, tough long wooded holes

Watch out for the yellow jackets on holes 10 and 11. There is also a hornets nest in the blackberry bushes on the right side of 9

Great course I loved it got alot of variety very pretty great directions for the holes

Great for more technical throws

Very overgrown… easy to lose discs but beautiful course

Garbage everywhere, difficult to find tees on front 9, ridiculous par 3s.

You really should have a spotter for the middle part of the course. Each throw, I did it and it saved me a ton of time looking for where my disc went.

Great Course!!

open shots are easy pars if you’ve got the arm. wooded section is a super cool layout as well as challenging. if possible, have a spotter.

Floods in the winter. Very challenging through the trees. Long open fairway holes when out of the woods.

Brutal, kicked my butt. Had fun and great course .

Challenging course with some open bomb holes and tight wooded holes. Unfortunately it is prone to flooding in the more rainy time of the year. In the Spring/summer anything off the fairway in the woods is likely to be lost in dense poison ivy.

Leaf clean up was actively happening during this round. Always a challenging and long layout at Bryant.

Difficult course that can challenge every part of your game. Fantastic upkeep by the local club

Do you, or someone you know, need to learn how to be humble?

Homeless camping next to the holes and broken baskets here and there. Cool course if it was maintained at all.

Bryan has been devastated. They will need a course designer, a tub grinder, and an excavator. I wish Oregon still valued logging and healthy forest management. This place could be a destination course.

Worst experience at a course I’ve had in a long time. The majority of the holes are in the woods which had a half inch of dusty silt over everything. The feeling that someone sketchy may be lurking in the woods or at one of the homeless camps was ever present.