Jordan Creek DiscGolfPark
237 reviews (showing 1–20)
@leaht16
Sleeper course!!! A must-visit. Super fun flex and flip-up lines with pretty, grassy fairways. The elevation change is sweet too!
@hyzerbaby
Pretty thick on the sides — do Not throw your favorite discs on many of the holes. Bring a few extra discs that you won’t be upset if you lose them.
@jense867
Front 9 is friendly, back 9 is mean.
@northernpines
A fun challenging course, but very achievable
@sammyslinger
Rough was rough, some holes it was better to chip and just stay on the fairway. But overall a nice, tough amateur course.
@mattmingle
Beautiful area for a course. Well designed and maintained.
@dsplayfair
Loved every hole. I will visit again when leaves are on trees. If your near come here.
@mikelennett
As others have said, the rough can eat discs. Could use better signage, even though there's arrows on the baskets. Following those arrows, the trail may come to a T then there's no other direction signs.
@bigjava
Don't get me wrong, it's a great, challenging course with lots of variety. I wouldn't go as far as it being a top 50 in the USA, but it's a good time.
@hyoomac
Although time and development has given us lots of newer and more exciting courses, Jordan remains a gem with ongoing tweaks and updates. Typical for older courses, the layout favors RHBH. Today’s equipment and training allows intermediate players to play for par. It’s not the beast it once was, but it’s still a great place to play. Detailed review at Discgolfcoursereview.com
@saucertosser21
First few holes had my expectations somewhat low, but this place quickly turned into one of the coolest courses I’ve ever played.
@lordtamale
Fun place to huck my circles. Some beautiful fairways
@udiscbanor
Fina fairways. Bra Tee och fina korgar. Ruffen är väldigt tajt och kommer nära Fairway emellanåt. Hyfsat skyltat. (4.2/5.0)
@thejurkstore
One of the best in Eastern PA. Elevation changes and water hazards make an already-tough course even trickier. But the fairways are fair and the course is approachable for high-beginner ans intermediate-level players. Pars on signature holes #10 and #18 feel like huge victories and the pond shot on #7 is a blast!
@beejmc
20 years ago, when this was “one of the best courses around”, suffering through the design of the course felt like a right of passage into disc golf royalty. It was supposed to be a measuring stick for skill and endurance. A couple (?) of redesigns later and the growth of much more realistic and playable courses both in the surrounding areas and worldwide, this course feels outdated, needlessly spread out, and less satisfying than ever. I can give it a 4/5 because I respect what it once offered and that some people might still view it as they have in the past, but for me it might be my last play through here. It’s not awful, it’s just no longer what I think “good disc golf” is really about for the amateur level. Beautiful park tho.
@danielhall3
Upgraded baskets are a big win. Great course with lots of challenge. Rough can get very rough in summer