Delphi Golf Course
68 reviews (showing 1–20)
@ebola9
This was a nice course and would be great for a disc golf tournament. It was a little weird playing in between groups of actual golfers but it somehow worked out well. It seemed like they just tossed holes 12 and 13 in, they have landscaping equipment if they use it to clean up those holes it would be a lot better.
@miserytemple
Have to deal with ball golfers and tee pads are turf. Other than that course is perfectly manicured and full of different shot types. Give yourself extra time this course can get backed up due to disc and ball golfers on course.
@burnoa
Hard to see basket
@mykaelcooper
The guy working the pro shop seemed like he wanted to make the experience as horrible as possible. Not letting my wife and daughter come on the course. Saying carts aren’t available. I have played plenty of pay to play disc golf courses and ball golf never had an issue with bringing family. With the carts mid round decided I don’t wanna be here because he just ruined the experience. As I’m walking back I see two people climbing in a golf car to start there round. Horrible experience with horrible staff.
@geigerhyzer
Challenging course on a golf course. Turf tee pads and lots of OB/hazard. Worth playing at least once if visiting the area!
@dereckk
- Green fee, cart rentals (path only), remote location + Great course, super fun, plenty of open holes, You can walk the course fine, don't need a cart really, if you're not lazy and you are capable, it is a nice disc golf experience. Did I mention great course? Mach X baskets
@johnhubbard
Lots of long walks between holes.12 and 13 are the funnest holes on course
@komrofske
A little spongy and moist in some places but great play in the sun today
@gfleagle21
Not bad for a shared course. Similar to South Fork. Beautiful course, a decent amount of variety but you'll likely use the exact same driver on most of the drives. Several distances on udisc are inaccurate.
@wallysnowbird
A very difficult, yet fun course. Open fairways, with lots of OB, some trees, and some water hazards. I played a tournament there, so didn't have to worry about ball golfers.
@read1935
Delphi has become one of the gems of ball golf disc golf courses in the NW.
@lancelevine
Needs better maps and water hazard explanations. Otherwise, a beautiful course.
@elilittledg
Great course but you cross paths with ball golfers multiple times
@thadtenkley
Great course if you want a challenge, not very beginner friendly. Great baskets!!
@puaahunter
UPDATE 3: this course is really coming into its own! My rating has increased. Well done, everyone! UPDATE 2: the lack of basic course maintenance on an established pay-to-play course is dropping my rating. It was forgivable as the course was being developed, but we’re well beyond that now. Low hanging boughs on the cedars; stick piles all over the wooded greens and holes; lumpy teepads that haven’t held up; typos on tee signs; etc. Speaking of tee signs, why not use visual elements to communicate OBs? Some of them have a lot of writing! ——— UPDATE: the turf teepads are improving and the designers have made some tweaks to greatly improve the course. I assume signs will follow once everything is locked in. ——— Concrete tees and signs will bump it up one star. I’m not sure there is truly a gold layout here (without just a lower par), but the blue that is here is well thought out. Thankful for another course in the area. More ball golf courses should put in disc golf layouts.
@dice568
Very muddy right now but still playable
@scottmprice
I like the turf tees, good footing, decent size, level. Not a fan of OB on every hole. Feel like it’s as well designed as possible considering neighbors and other users on the property, though.