Cutter Park DGC

@crockin93

Pros- easy but challenging also. You can also play backwards to make it 18 holes. Cons- no solid pads. Some baskets are leaning. Some hole signage is off. A handful of baskets are on the fence line. If you throw over, you have to either jump the 8 foot fence or go through the only opening at hole 1.

@ereebs

41

This course was better than expected. A bit hard to navigate at times. I enjoyed the shots offered even though there aren’t tee pads and the baskets are old and single chain. I just missed an “Albatross” off the top of the basket on 9. With that being said, all but two of the holes here should be par 3.

@patoink

408

No tee pads, old Rusty baskets, a weird Mando on hole 8 that makes it dangerous to throw if kids are playing and you are a new disc golfer.

@ramses

8

Short 9 holes, couple long shots. No tee pads, could get slippery, overall, good for a short walk and warm up

@tyxd22

56

Decent 9 holes, only drawbacks are no actual tee pads (nice tee signs though, and you can see where the pads are supposed to be on all holes except hole 1), rusty single chain link baskets, and the tee for hole 7 is about 5 feet from hole 6’s basket. Incredibly windy though which makes it challenging! The pars listed are also for beginners, would argue that true par on this course is 29.

@berry121524

27

Drop all holes par by one stroke. Hole 8 mandatory is easy to miss and doesn’t make sense to have. All tee pads need stakes or blocks to identify the front edge of the box

@rbetancourt1

It's open and hence windy. If folks are having picnic or using the horseshoe pits you will have to navigate that as well and due to distance sometimes it was hard to get their attention. Very generous par score. No concrete pads but marked fairly well. Overall, fun and quick little course for this beginner. I actually got a disc stuck on top of picnic gazebo and park staff got a ladder and took it down for me.

@joesavage

Great upkeep, it is just a really windy course. practically an open field. A couple of the par 4 should be par 3.

@flaremc

Nice course but it’s open fields so the wind is a huge factor

@gudaba

Close to people if crowded and super windy, but we’ll maintained.

@oilyshihtzu

Excellent beginner course! Friendly par making beginners feel competitive!

@jcdouglass

24

Mostly open but some fun lines. Confidence builder

@joshuaehoffman

Very easy

@daburgermeista

Tee pads are hard to identify. A lot of holes play extremely close to fences. Not much shade so bring water.

@kinjongun

Great for beginners, grass pads arent bad but hard to tell exactly where the box is. Lot of wild flowers, bring allergy meds

@ianpharris

We happened to play on a day when the park was empty which was super lucky. A couple of the wholes go through some horse shoe areas so if there had been people there playing it would have been tricky. It's a great beginner course, the pars are very generous for beginners so it makes it a bit more fun.

@jdb710

Very good open beginner course. But whoever made made sure they could or every hole

@discgolfduncan

A nice beginner course. Very windy right now. Some shots play a bit close to the fence and MWR office, but if you've got accuracy you'll be ok. The baskets are old and single row chains, so expect spit outs.

@andrewz757

Good open course with a few natural and structural obstacles. Course can go from easy to fairly difficult given the wind condition. 10 to 15 mph offer a not to punishing difficulty increase. Course can be made more difficult by incorporating paths, sand ect as OB territories. The park also has two full size soccer fields for field work and ample space for dogs and family to enjoy themselves.

@szum44

windy