Clover Dell Park Disc Golf Course

@cpolo21

60

Front 9 is repetitive with a short putter hyzer on a majority of the holes. Back 9 has good variety with added distance as well. Course needs standard tee signs and tee pads and could easily be a 4 star course with a little bit more maintenance.

@bmaher010

4

I’m surprised by how high some of the ratings of this course are. Maybe I just came on a bad day, but the grass was pretty tall in a lot of spots, and I haven’t played a course in a while where you are so prone to lose discs. There are multiple spots where if you lose a disc to the trees or prairie grass, there is almost no way you’re finding it. On the back 9, this is the case plus adding water hazards. Hope 14 is unplayable for anybody who can’t throw a drive 300 feet. While I liked the creativity of a lot of this course, it just had a lot of things that bugged me, and made it not the greatest experience. Coming back in the winter will hopefully give me a better opinion.

@joeandmary

1

Today was our first time playing. I definitely enjoyed the family time and love the course. Love that it was secluded and private. I see they are slowly making improvements. We plan to return and hope to see continued improvements. So.if your bord and want some good family time out side make a trip out and try the game out!!!!!!!!!!!

@timo2025

22

Back nine tee boxes are incomplete, signs are posted with numbers but no maps or par information.

@chillpimpson

43

Beautiful course, great golf lines. Scorable and challenging.

@scuzzi

98

Quality course with a nice variety of shots. This course is much better than what the UDisc rating shows.

@plellio

17

Tic warning

@asquidsurvives

89

Course without a true identity. Disc golf is always so enjoy yourself and bring a spotter if you can’t hit the fairway

@cfount75

41

Front 9 nice easy par 3 course. Beginners should stay on front 9! Back 9 is interesting, and would be rated higher if there were consistent tee pads and signage. 300 ft water carry on 14 should be skipped by most.

@zaraden

22

Cool course with some interesting lines. Little bit of work and it will be great. Pros -front nine is a lot of fun. Shorter technical wooded holes that aren't so hard for newbies but are still challenging birds for more experienced players. -good tee pads on front nine. Whole course is generally well kept up. -beautiful scenery and hike along the way. Course winds through woods and around a city lake. Cons -tee pads on back 9 are really skinny (basically unusable) or just not built yet. I think that part is newer, so probably just haven't gotten there yet. -baskets are skinny, old and slick. I know, I know, I know. Learn to putt better. Sure. But still, basically have to always hit dead center as the chains have no grab. -a 300 foot water carry and a 700 ft par 4 with shot 1 obstructions on the back nine are a bit gatekeepy and out of character difficulty compared to all the other holes. Would suggest second shorter tee pads on these holes for newer/less experienced players. Still allows for the extra challenge for those of us that want it, but doesn't just flat out eliminate any chance/fun for newer players.

@tanner07

Not maintained well,a guy I was with almost lost a disc,had to search for almost half an hour

@amp0905

30

They have done a lot of work on this course and have made improvements it is still a work in progress but you can see it's going in the right direction.

@jalibut

11

Technical course, fairways and walk ways neatly groomed, not for beginners

@jmaurer

Great course. We'll maintained. Good variety of shots. Intermediate level course. If you read the previous reviews about "losing discs", that's just ridiculous. The front 9 has plenty of trees, but nothing too bad. Most of the trees are not dense at all and you can see through them really easily. If you disc gets stuck, you can easily get it with a stick or disc retriever. I can't stand it when someone rates a course poorly because of their own lack of skill.

@mgregory

6

Tee Pads in back 9 proprietary. Also most holes are not beginner friendly. Especially back 9. Bring bug Spray! I can shape shots very well and had a fun time on course. Hard to play solo as I lost 3 discs

@tuckerwoodson

Disc eater. Some of the back 9 doesn’t even have pads.

@alexyoung51

40

Really fun track. Tight shot shaping front nine, back nine is a mix of fun short shots and some bombers. Only downside was a homeless guy tried to steal my bag when I was in the bushes looking for a disc.

@toddpoehlmann

35

Trees have been trimmed more and is very nice. As more trees are trimmed it will become a better course. Also a few more solid teas on the back nine would be awesome.

@roston

22

Once you get over the fear of cedars and actually watch where your discs go it’s a nice technical course

@knoxfrolfer99

146

Pretty good course. Very technical. Good practice!