Dinglewood Park Disc Golf

@lcallahan23

90

Solid 9 hole course in an urban park. A little overgrown, but still fun for a speed round with a putter.

@danemo

55

Not good. Don’t waste your time.

@skywalkr

62

Definitely some muddy spots. Fun little park but needs tee pads and some flow for the back 9.

@beardedbarber15

48

Muddy, be careful! Still pretty wet out there in certain parts. Wouldn’t wear your good shoes out. Beginner friendly, not too technical. Work on anhyzer shots and turnovers. Perfect training grounds for it. Mandos are great on the first three holes. Great to play first time out of town. Definitely wouldn’t be my go to stomping grounds when back in the area visiting family.

@mrelee

32

Decent little pitch and putt course, but not well maintained. I wouldn’t choose to play it as an actual course more so just for practice

@chadrish11

18

Meh. Not bad for a small area.

@lostlink715

5

Great course. Short par 3 to get some quick practice in. Aces are very possible! Nice elevation changes throughout the course.

@huntermurray

24

Good short course. Excellent for beginners and golfers looking to practice putting and below 300 yard shots. The addition of a back 9 is nice when no one is at the course. Would be difficult to play if anyone else was out

@itsthejesse

98

First time out of towner. Course is what it is. You can tell they did what they could with the property, but it’s just very…whelming. Back 9 is hard to track, feels kind of abandoned, and crosses orig layout many times. 🤷🏼‍♂️

@magnoliathreads

3

Easy beginner course

@bogeygolfer9

7

The baskets have been painted so you can see them and some fairways are being cleared out. Try the new back 9 if the course isn’t busy. The app will direct you to the new tee signs

@narevalo

20

Fun short course. Well kept

@jeasyofficial

5

Baskets have been redone and Mando’s have been established

@andyneu

20

Quick and fun

@camsmith97

10

Decent short course but you have to go after a drought or it's a mud pit

@aidenheflin

1

I like it, rains a lot

@adnoryesrod

25

I adore this course. It’s perfect for a quick spin after work to decompress, angle for some achievable aces, and fawn over birds if you’re into that kind of thing. Lots of fun little technical holes that you can test your limits without losing a disc. Some overgrowth areas, but the mature trees are what sets this little town DGP an extra notch. It’s not the fanciest, but it’s energy is pretty rad and you feel like you can step into nature without leaving the city. Highly recommend! Thank you, DPDCG community 🥏

@jbswanson

Not bad for a beginner course. No real guidance on where the next Teebox is but it’s usually pretty close to the hole.

@border1

Would be a pretty nice course but most of the baskets you can't even see, and it's very very marshy. Couldn't find where half of the starting pads were because they were under a few inches of grass clippings

@thegnomemaster

29

Alot of fairway trees are overgrown right now. 7/24/18