Clinton Hills
158 reviews (showing 1–20)
@flightmancer
Only hole 6 and 9 are missing teepads, all baskets are back , hole 5 changed basket to be on tee side of the creek since the bridge was removed Course should be changed from unavailable to caution since the bike trail has been completed but is not fully back together
@alexhallumsdisc
Solid 18 hole course. Long walk, very spread out. Lots of rolling hills. The land used to be used for a ball golf course & it’s got some awesome fairways to throw some discs down. Bomber course, distance helps. Lots of fun par 4’s & long par 3’s. Some holes have 2 baskets placements. Concrete tee-pads would be an improvement for the course, but the current turf ones are good. Worth a visit if you’re in the area or looking for something new to play!
@konnerdudley
The absolute vibes. I played at sunrise and this property is simply beautiful. Natural prairie conservation areas, water on several holes, old large trees. Many tee shots are bombers, but the approach will make you shape shots and use touch. Loved the experience of this place. Could use some TLC on signage and a couple teepads, but otherwise I’d consider it a destination course.
@jodonnell17
Good, long-ish course. Some baskets and tees are either missing or I never saw them. Pretty fun overall
@ferg701
Hole 9 could use a rework but other than that, great layout, just lots of walking, but worth it on such a beautiful property.
@chameleon67
Could definitely use the plastic arrows that clip onto the bottom of the baskets to point you in the right direction for the next hole. Why spend all that money on multiple baskets and completely drop the ball on signage….
@msheddan
Ball golf courses aren't my favorite. Fun to air discs out- but like more shot variety. Needs some tees and more signage- but still a decent course if in the area
@kalebjlange
There is a whole course here, but it’s not the course McCabe designed. Beauty of a property but a lot of holes have been changed, some tee signs were moved but not updated, some holes are missing tee pads. Hole 1 is a hike from the parking lot and without UDisc a bit hard to find, no tee sign. The practice basket is ways off from the course as is the course map (which isn’t accurate anymore). Lots of walking and no bathroom mid course. No next tee signs. Could be a 5 star course if left the way Eric designed it.
@nolajordo
Long, very challenging. Definitely a cool, unique course. But major points off for lack of signage, difficult navigation, and missing/shoddy tee pads.
@jdcrozier
I wanted to like this course - it looks great and is well maintained. But it doesn't offer much variety or challenge outside of length, and while alternate tees are listed on UDisc they are non-existant in reality. Good for a "driving range" style round, I suppose.
@bringnthunder
Great course! Bring a disc retriever!
@nikweber14
Quality layout. A variety of shots. Long and short holes. Minimal water. Well kept.
@trevors11
Long fun course. Doesn’t give up easy birdies. Does have water on 18. Bring some discs that you wouldn’t mind losing if you throw poorly.
@wallae
Bridge 5-6 is closed. Constructed has started for new big bike/walking path throughout. Some small changes will be had yo the DG course.
@yukonjack
Great course. Make sure you stretch first and bring your strong hand. The lake next to Whole 18 has to have several discs in it already other than whole 18 swallowing a disc from everyone I’ve played with there it’s fantastic.
@tadoyle56
Bigarmsonly.com. All signage is in! Still waiting on tee pads, but the natural pads work just fine for now.