Centennial Chains DGC
25 reviews (showing 1–20)
@ztenner
Course is fun lots of ants. No boxes some spots throwing off sand. but if you’re looking for a course to spend hour and a half it’s great just bring disc You don’t really care about. Can get some pretty good trick shot practice
@bckcntryskr
Limited shot variety. Not friendly to LBH or RFH.
@steveduvall
It’s not gonna change your life but it’s better than throwing in a parking lot
@alexhallumsdisc
Fun 9 hole track. Nice baskets. Risk/reward type of course. Many shots go on/over/around the lake. Bring a disk or two you don’t mind losing. Course does have a few issues. Course could use some maintenance. No tee pads make it hard to find footing on some drives. A few drives have you teeing off from sand. Not ideal. If concrete tee pads got installed it would make this course a lot better. Course could also use some cleaning up to make a few more lines more open. Overall, worth a trip if you’re in the area or looking for something new.
@tmothafucknv
Cool course sweet holes except 8 and 9 could be better and any kind of tea pad would be a little better also just even mats or rugs or spray painted and raked Would be better or make every tea Playoff the sidewalk next to it
@jason303
The water comes into play way less than as advertised. Even though it plays around a pond, I wouldn’t worry about it personally for a single shot
@numbfingers
Very fun with challenging shots. No tee boxes. Just dirt and grass. Played during winter with no leaves on trees, shot lines were very challenging. I cannot imagine playing it during the summer with leaves everywhere. This course is humbling.
@erntarlini
Still a little snow covered today when I went but not a bad little 9hole
@drfrisb
Overall, awesome well designed fun disc golf experience. Be ready for water and wind
@razwit
Played this once, likely will not play again. While the shot shapes are more fun and challenging than most courses, there really aren't alternative safe routes and many of the hazards are not visible from the tee. Many tee shots have you throwing at crowded public pools, parking lots, sidewalks, dog parks, school buildings and playgrounds. To add to the challenge of trying to avoid all these things, none of the tees are flat ground, so your throw may be with unstable footing. The water is disgusting (an unusual abundance of dead animals and trash) and gets deep quick so it's not likely you'll get a disc back on a bad throw. Depending on the height of the lake, 4 to 5 of the 9 holes have a real risk of hitting water if your throw is off.
@hyzergod
Decent little course, a few holes have sweet lines but pretty simple course overall. No tee-pads and danger on some holes.
@twolyteterror
Water is always in play, which makes it challenging. There is no tee pads
@evanvarner
Adding official tee pads would be immensely helpful. Current tee pads marked by bricks just before the tee post on 50% of the holes. Could be a very cool course in the area with a little work. Would be dangerous on a busy day at the park/lake
@gomerbr
Lake is currently down making water more manageable. Definitely needs concrete teepads when not throwing from the sidewalk. I would suggest swapping hole 8 teepad and basket making the transitions from holes 7 thru 9 much easier. The back and forth is a bit clunky. Plus would give one more hole away from water danger. Could turn into a great little course with a little work.
@gsmann42
Needs help. Glad there’s a course but…
@jburd30
Bad layout, terrible teepads
@chainzbreaker
Not a good course! Hate writing bad reviews. This course is dangerous from tee one on. Some one will get hurt! Wish it was a better park. Kudos to the people who built it. A course is better than no course but a dangerous course isn't good at all.
@isaiahisz
This course is better than what you'd read on other reviews. Goes around a pond, which will eat your disc if you're not careful! Good variety of shots with trees being good obstacles. Not for beginners for sure. If they install trees pads, this course would be much better.