Ledgewood Pass Disc Golf Course
118 reviews (showing 1–20)
@mccabe
2 and a half years in the making! Fun, tight wooded course with a great pro shop on site. Grab a Ledgewood Lager before, or after your round!
@wackycookies
I'd put this course in the same regards as the best in the world for wooded courses. Incredible.
@zacstag
Ledgewood Pass belongs on anyone's New England hot list. Had a ridiculous amount of fun, the course is a shot shapers dream without requiring bomb after bomb. Scenic, well kept, great shop.
@bsmall8
Great new course. Good mix of tight ace runs and longer challenges. Different shot shapes are required. Not too long, hit your lines and get rewarded. Kick into the woods and you’ll be punished.
@stephmcl365
The course owner is very knowledgeable and maintains his course as if he were playing every day. I highly recommend!
@dubrules
The good: -Nice pro shop with Trilogy plastic and cold drinks. -Owner is super friendly and knowledgeable -Signage, baskets, tees, trashcans, benches, bag hooks/drink holders all great. The not so good: -$12 is insane for this course. Maple Hill is $12. Obviously the owner has an investment he needs to recoup but this is a $7 a round TOPS course. -Course design is boring. Other comments claim there is a variety of shots but there really aren’t. I threw the same neutral putter and neutral midrange the whole round. Crazy that this is a professionally designed course. There are so many better designed courses in southern Maine. -Fairways are ridiculously tight. Listen, I love woods more than open golf, but you have to give me a little room. If you’re asking me to go the distance, I need something to work with. -Many blind tee shots. I’m ok with moderately blind doglegs, but when there is a hill in front of the tee that you have to throw over and then the ground drops off while going around a corner, I’m not into it. There were multiple holes where I just jump putted to the nearest corner/top of hill off the tee because there is no way to ever know where your disc is going. Several of the holes are completely unplayable unless you don’t care about losing your discs. -Ground is sloped everywhere. So when you throw that blind tee shot, the chances of your disc running away are great. -Rough is rough. It will get better with age, but for now, not great. -Course is super short. I played it in less than an hour. Most expensive disc golf/hr I have ever played. Bottom line: I did not have as much fun as I had hoped. While the owner is great and the amenities are really nice, the greens fees are outrageous, the design is meh, and unless you don’t care about your discs, you can’t actually throw the shots you want. I hope this place gets better because it has lots of potential!
@rustyscupper
A punisher but in the most fair way. Can gobble you up but there’s always a true fairway.
@joneshyzer
Well designed course! 12’ turf tee pads, great signage and a few ace runs. This course is a gem in southern Maine. The pro shop has drinks, snacks, discs and a TechDisc. Ethan, the owner and designer is a good person. You won’t be disappointed- come support!
@buzzzmichel
Really well designed course. Excellent use of rocks and boulders as tee areas, fairway markers and greens. A little shorter of a course than expected but fun.
@jfm1391
Great course, for being pretty new played great. Some rough is well, rough. But I was very happy playing here. No Maine par was wild for an out of stater and knowing how that goes but a great course overall
@easystreetben
Very challenging wooded course. Rewarded for staying on the fairway and severely punished for going off of it. Very swampy but they've done a decent job adding bridges and planks but a heavy dose of wood chips would help a lot. The price for a round is a bit steep as well. I could see $5 all day but the upkeep vs cost is off.
@robthepope86
Signs aren’t 100% accurate; some slight dog legs are almost perfectly straight. Tough ass course. Demanding shots and landing zones must be hit to score here. Great mix of holes, EMac. Layout is almost perfect. Great job all around I look forward to seeing it worn in.
@hyzerchief
Brand new gem of a course. It’s got a good pro shop on site, nice tee signs, liked the blue turf tee pads plus benches and garbage cans on all holes. It’s a wooded course with a great variety of shots and a few nice ace run holes.
@spencerl5687
Awesome, challenging new course. Coming from MA, absolutely worth the drive.
@ianunderwood
Unreal pro shop! Gonna have a tech disc set up soon! Super nice owner and great property. Very psyched to have a new local course.
@elijah10
Fun new course. Worth checking out! Eric McCabe design. Mix of ace runs and some longer/harder holes. Tightly wooded, rough still getting beat in. Some cool rocky greens. Turf pads & DD baskets. Plays Intermediate level.
@zachvp
Incredible shot shaping variety throughout the whole course. Has 3-4 ace run holes that break up longer holes. Incredibly fun course.
@msmith603
Great wooded course! Beautiful blue turf tee pads with signage. Modern pro shop with drinks, clean bathrooms, and decent disc selection. Baskets are awesome and have arrows to guide to the next hole. Thanks Ethan.
@rlemire72
Well done short technical course. Placement shots will allow you to score, don’t try to bite off too much on Par 4’s. Wish a couple of the longer Par 3’ (360+) were shorter to balance out how the course scores and they’d “fit in” better.