Haverford Reserve DiscGolfPark
240 reviews (showing 1–20)
@discdoctor69
Fairly short, technical course. Fairways were clear but many of the holes if you don’t hit the fairway you could be fighting thorn bushes. Definitely some cool holes here but some forgettable ones as well. Sometimes long walks to the next tee and tees were not all concrete. Good amount of elevation change which always makes for good shots. Hiking and nature trails run throughout so there were times people were in the middle of the fairway. Highlights: some cool shots and well put together all things considered. Lowlights: thorn bushes, and non disc golf people on course.
@dsplayfair
I enjoyed this. Not cart friendly but I'm the dope that brought one when I needed 4 discs. Confusing finding my way out after hole 18. Great for working on upshots and your scramble game.
@dwstark
Short and dense forest. Would play again.
@samueltaylor
More trash cans would be great. The tee pads could use a little love. Some are very scary. Lol
@gregorsmash
Well thought out shorty course. Great for practicing woods upshots. Pitch and putt
@dkelly18
Fun course that requires nothing more then putt and approach discs. Variety is a little repetitive but if you’re in the area definitely check it out. Course plays quick. My one major complaint is tee boxes are very short and slippery after rain storms due to mud/dirt on top.
@tony
Pretty fun short course where you can work on shot shaping. Rough was terrible in a couple of areas. Teepads were short and lumpy. Some tee signs could use to be updated as they didn’t really show the hole shape very well.
@stahlwars
Great shorter course that with lots of variety of tight, wooded lines. Almost all putter shots, but I threw 5 different molds of putter here with all the different shot shapes. It can also definitely be played with one disc. Surprising amount of elevation change and ground play is important on a lot of the holes. 18 is a gem.
@lordtamale
So much fun throwing my circles here!!!
@beejmc
Technical, short, wooded. Poor tee pad conditions since the course’s inception. The course is Slowly getting broken in over the years, but hole 18 still remains the worst finishing hole on any course I have ever played. It’s a good course to fine tune some of the short-midrange game aspects. Plays quick if you are not looking for lost discs. The walk back to the parking at the end is poorly conceived.
@markuscorvinus
It’s a great course, for it being nuzzled in next to a major interstate, and a series of housing developments. The holes are short and tight, requiring technical shots. It’s challenging to find discs during the summer usually, but they’ve definitely been doing course upkeep to improve fairways and greens around the holes.
@hyoomac
The holes are pretty short, but the fairways can be tight, the rough thick and the greens well-guarded (sloppy play will be punished). Good balance of BH and FH lines. #18 is a fun finisher. The original tees are short and raised, but most holes don’t require much run-up. You could play most holes with a putter, but it's a very good short wooded course that will make you think before you throw. Detailed review at Discgolfcoursereview.com
@dtaylo08
If you are looking for a quick round to satisfy the itch. Putters only with short technical lines.
@saucertosser21
Amazing place for a one disc only round… All you need is your favorite throwing putter. Amazing practice for technical putter shots of all shapes and just an overall great time. Leave your bag in the car and enjoy this little disc golf oasis.
@pjbarth
Great signage, short and sweet. 18 finishes in the middle of the woods and is a small hike back to the parking lot.
@evanboyle
Super fun, “Ace hunt” course. Short & techy fun shorts
@coreydawson
Nicely designed course with beginner distances, but lines to challenge intermediates’ short game. I think of it as a disc golf chip and putt.
@kdub1738
Gets a little overgrown in the summer. Nice technical course that is on the easy side