Kingswood Park
76 reviews (showing 1–20)
@djcgramps
An enjoyable beginner course in a beautiful, well kept park.
@kaleturkey
An odd but still enjoyable experience of a course. The design is packed together & would benefit from some longer shots and varied shapes. Lots of potential to be a cool course, I think it would succeed better as a 9 hole course in the space it currently takes up. Really glad it's there, nonetheless!
@jumpinjongee
It's great to have disc golf in such a central location for the growth and exposure of the sport, but unfortunately the course is a big let down. Given the landscape and space, there is definitely potential to make this a great course. However, every hole is very similar.
@tbouvier
Short course. Signage at tee box would be nice. Fun and easy, great for beginners/families.
@5trvspttn
It’s nice that the city put this together! It’s a fun beginner course in a beautiful, well maintained park. If I had to poke at anything it would be that it doesn’t have enough shot type variation. Too many (10 out of 18) are 40-70 metre tee shots with nothing in the way. But this could also be that course that you challenge yourself with putter only or forehand flick only rounds. Eventually, it’d be nice if there were alternate tee’s with more distance and more difficult lines. But this is a good starting point!
@ajacksoncrabb
Very short course with very short bsskets. Great 18 for Juniors or Beginners or a putter throwing round. Not a lot of variety. Many straight line shots.
@chipskylark
Wish there was more shot variety and distance. Really don't like the shared fairways. I feel like this could have been a great 9 hole course to compliment the Langholm course. But whilst the park is beautiful, the course is anything but memorable.
@huffy3phase
Great beginner course, you'll out grow it quickly.
@keegansharpe24
Course was well kept. The design is terrible, it’s pretty much the same shot on every hole.
@dwaynekar
Ace run/beginner course. I Found out if you miss the ace it isn’t always a guaranteed birdie. Some tee pads are shared which is odd. Layout is slightly confusing. There are arrows on the baskets band , but it’s hard to point straight on something curved. Front nine has a few holes in the middle of the field, while the back nine has more trees it also features a string of 3 or four holes that play the same. Overall a decent course for beginners or someone looking for an easier course.
@bradvanralt
The trees/forest along the perimeter could have been utilized in the course design a lot better. It’s a great beginner course for an emerging disc golf community. There is potential for minor enhancements that could take the course to the next level
@kristinswirles
Great for families and beginners! Course was busy but everyone was practicing good golf etiquette!
@trolley5
Great starter course. Lots of hidden barb wire just off fairways makes for dangerous disc retrieving if you miss.
@krparke
Shorter course that's great for beginners or practicing your short game. Pretty open, but with a few holes that have interesting trees in the way. Need signs, but I heard that's coming, plenty of dog traffic, but everyone was super friendly and good about their animals. Recommended play.
@bcombe
Using UDisc is a must. There are tiny signs showing you which way the next hole is but the tee pads are unmarked and have no signs. Had to use UDisc to know which tee pad went to which hole and how to find the next hole.
