Cedar Fork Park DGC

@pdemps22

3

I enjoyed the course. It is disappointing that you have to skip hole 6, the lone par 4, if there’s ever a game going on. Today there was an ultimate match

@knodel

Nice course for field work

@skelta

Fun pretty easy wish I was playing on the dry conditions

@wjbaker2

Great for practicing drives and upshots, well maintained for a popup.

@bmont11

Practice round

@cdubbinit

Great little pop up course. Open holes for good practice.

@mazzachusetts

Fast and easy

@dbatten

Beginner friendly. Wet after rain. Not crowded. Wide open. Good for families.

@bkearney

Fun course to practice long throws. Matt sold his soul on some of those shots.

@chefdurs

We want a permanent long course

@racertempo

UDisc is a bit off, especially on 2. But otherwise great practice.

@devincornelius

Short, open, needs to be permanent

@lmaniff

Course is very wet at the moment

@joshm10

It was a fun, fairly easy course to play. Minimal elevation challenges or obstacles to get around. Most holes were flat and straight or to the right.

@guesshimself

Simple, but can be humbling if you don’t judge your distance and the wind correctly. Great for honing in on those things.

@johnnykk

19

If you get into the woods/brush be prepared to get thorns. Its a decent course. Very open, which allowed me to practice how I was driving with my mid-distance drivers

@bigtammydubs

20

Wide open round played through sports fields. No real challenge. No trees. No elevation change. Throw them straight and you’ll do fine.

@lumberjacklou

Wide open for beginners and a great place for experienced players to get in their “Field work with purpose”

@discgolfphoenix

Great temp course that hopefully becomes permanent. They have blue and white tee spots. Open field shots great for working on unknown discs, practicing in windy conditions, and precision. Very nice area that is in need of a disc golf course.

@scarbelly

22

Holes set up around the edges of sports fields. If a game is going on, you’ll need to skip a hole. No tee pads at all. Signage is an occasional spray-paint-on-the-ground arrow pointing to the next tee spot. Nothing indicating length of the hole.