Fort Zumwalt Park
118 reviews (showing 1–20)
@farris34
Great course. It favors LHBH or RHFH but I don’t do either one of those. Threw a lot of anhyzer shots and still played pretty well. Some holes have a few too many trees but overall the fairways were quite fair. Signage to the next tee box for first timers would be nice but UDisc helps with that. Overall I loved it, and I’m glad I played it while I was in town.
@parbuster54
The front nine is fun and flows well. The back nine is fun holes with a lot more difficulty and hills. The hole to hole flow is terrible. To many holes you play then walk backwards to find the next tee. This course desperately needs “Next Tee” signs.
@jmgrunwald
Didn’t get to play the whole thing due to rain. But enjoyed what we played.
@flightmancer
Love the shot designs but the layout and the signage is rough, I’d give it a 4 if it had signs to the next hole
@lobsteroo
Holes 10 and 11 currently closed. Super fun course that is well maintained. A lot of the baskets are currently in the short position
@brichanimations
Very nice round of disc golf for sure. Beginner friendly from the front tees and those would be some good ace chances for experienced players. Back tees on the front are fairly simple. Back tees on the back 9 have some almost randomly more challenging shots with more distance in the trees. I do wish there were some more signs offering direction since there are some longer walks with no sense of direction. Course has a very active player base. I’ll be back for sure
@alexhallumsdisc
Fun 18 hole course. Lots of woods shots & technical shots. Short & long tee pads for most holes. Worth a visit if you’re in the area.
@hugoborg
Fine park-style course. Some treed holes are throw and pray and have little to do with skill. But overall a fun throw and solid round to be had
@ceretullis
Played the blue tees. There’s a mix of short technical shots with medium length woods golf.
@mikelo
Great course for intermediate from longs and beginners on short. Alot of fun for the whole family to play. Some holes have long walks between them and signage to help you find tge next hole is almost nonexistent.
@bhingst
Course was in good condition. UDisc distances and pin placements are much improved with the smart layout updates. Overall a fun course with a wide variety of hole layouts, obstacles, and elevation changes.
@noahfree
Fort Zumwalt Park is a decent course with a lot of really solid holes and some terrible ones. Overall a nice mix of open and woodsy holes. This course really shows how the angle and placement of a teepad is crucial in designing a hole, and specifically it’s clear the attention to detail was lacking here on holes 11 & 16 from the back tees and holes 15 & 17 from the front tees. If you fixed those holes and made a few other changes this could be a super solid course.
@anthonypasek
Good Park style course with some woods toward the end. Nice variety offered with the long tee pads.
@samhooker
Reasonably technical wooded course. Forces you to throw shots that you might not normally throw on a easier course.
@cujo93830
Super busy park, solid course.
@jaredberry
Very technical, clean course
@alexhaas
Nice little course. Tee pads for beginners and average golfers. Will def come back.
@benpalmer
After having played both sets of tees I think pat needs to be adjusted for one of them [or just play white tees if you want a challenge :)] either way it’s a beautiful and fun course! Back 9 is challenging for sure!
