Campbell Highlands
77 reviews (showing 1–20)
@mint21
Awesome course, arguably one of/if not the best up kept heavily wooded course in Maine. Love all the natural man made features with logs and walls. Udisc doesn't exactly line up with signage but signage is accurate. Will definitely be back!!
@cottrelltd
Pretty but pretty stupid. We give you an extra stroke because we can’t design a hole.
@reedteaches
Short, technical, and meticulously maintained. Super friendly owner. Could have done with one less U-turn type hole, but that’s just personal preference.
@mitchellgill17
Weird
@willboll
Very dry and well positioned on the high ground.. Probably one of the best courses in maine in mud season. Generally short, shots through evergreen trees, not too much in terms of shot, variety, and very few long open throws if any.
@joshb998
Beautiful course worth the trip to check it out. Not too buggy course definitely cares about those that come to play it! Tee box areas are great and clean, signage was on point. Would come back no problem !
@rightious
Absolutely gorgeous! Heavily heavily wooded course. Right hand backhand players will definitely want something flippy around 250 to 300
@cirdan
Great course, with lots of little touches that show it’s well cared for. Benches, homemade fences, stumps to frame greens etc. All holes in the woods, apparently off of the owner’s house. Udisc layout is way off- course is actually ~5000 feet, but that’s not a problem- scorecards and tee signs are accurate, and it’s easy to find all the holes. Fun challenging shot shapes like horseshoes and sharp L turns. Worth checking out even with all the good courses in the area.
@elijah10
Fun track! Short and technical woods course. Classic Maine disc golf. UDisc hole lengths are way off.
@buzzzmichel
Hidden gem. Shady, tricky. Short, yes, but still some tough shots. Cash only is a downside and seems silly when Venmo is so easy
@scooch
If you’re like me, you’ll have so much fun at this course. It’s my favorite course! I love it. Wow
@deansquiresjr
Great course! The warmup/sign in area is very unique. The course has great signage, mix of short and long(ish) holes. Great creation of land bridges and paths. Can tell the owner clearly loves the sport of disc golf and improving the course that appears to be in his backyard. Definitely recommend if you’re in the area!
@darthnowder
This is the dream course you want in your backyard. Beautiful property well maintained. Friendly people. Very fun technical course with some unique holes and features. Most holes within the 200-400 range, lots of different technical ace runs and some friendly par 4’s. Visiting for the weekend and would return.
@beejmc
This course is very flat and technical. Easy underfoot with pine needle bedding in most cases. Most holes are short to very short and dont always offer multiple approaches. A few gimmick/crammed in holes will see you doing a 180 of sorts with mandos throughout. Mid range putter mostly. Favors RHFH too much for my taste. Signage seems quite off and lacks description. Odd that there are hole sponsors for a pay to play course on somebody’s private property, but there are also some cool little unique items along the way that show that the course is well loved by the owner.
@joebals92
Really nice course, signage is great. UDisc distances are not right hit signage is great. Fun and refreshing shot lines. Cash only is my only complaint.
@discgolfphoenix
Nice wooded course. Very player friendly, clean, adequate for technical play while at the same time good for beginner/ novice players. A lot of love goes into this course.
@chazzerino
Great course! Really nicely maintained, a good combination of tricky fairways with a few somewhat forgiving pars made for a fun time. Worth noting that the $8 fee is cash only. Will definitely be back!
@robthepope86
None of the reviews do this place justice. Been playing 15 years and this place is tops! Current Udisc distances are wrong but total par is right. Pretty much all wooded and technical, my Buzz has never seen more action.