Mead Park DGC

@rizrom6

16

Never come again

@hnciii

84

Fairways are tight wooded 1-6. Lots of overhanging limbs which limits shot lines.

@chargenation

84

A for effort. Love the effort with making safe tee areas and basic tee signs. Bergman should try and do the same. Very wooded, some hidden baskets. Short and technical.

@thrasher4003

11

Fun course!

@cbemis99

9

unforgiving woods

@mook310

7

Very nice course. Enjoyed the park. Can be tight to place on busy weekends due to crossing pavilions. Definitely be back again next season.

@gutz111

43

Definitely play and support this course. It’s gonna be a nice little gem when it’s all done. It’s good for a beginner or somebody who likes some finesse shots through the woods.

@andrewmeyers95

35

Came out a few weeks ago here to play with some buddies from the Chautauqua Region. While in development stages, I think there is some great potential for course building here. Walking through Mead Park, one can tell that it’s kept up very well. Course plays through both open areas and in woods with a fun bit of elevation change on various holes, offering a fantastic variety of shot-shaping decisions and lines. Judging from the tee signs, it looks like there was a lot of local business/organizational support to donate funds/materials to realize this course, which is awesome. On the flip side, there seems to be a LOT of under-utilized space in the woods in preference for holes that play through/over many picnicking and road areas, making many drives off the tee hazardous to other recreators here at the park. For longevity/continued good public relations I strongly encourage reevaluation of the tee and hole locations, as current course conditions have high potential to cause dangerous/poor interactions with other people using the park. Tee pads are excruciatingly short and signage is often poorly placed—preventing decent run up room. Some of the holes could definitely have par amounts readjusted or distance to basket lengthened as they’re most certainly not true par 4’s. Udisc footage listing was incorrect in several cases (footage given was direct to basket vs. how the fairway route is actually shaped). Hole shape drawn on signage wasn’t always accurate. And lastly, baskets are portable rather than permanently sleeved (which could simply be due to course still being construction stages). I think there are some great bones and fantastic potential here, but many things that could use correction and adjustment—considerations that shouldn’t be ignored. I’m stoked to see a course go in this area and hope that rather than give disc golf(ers) a bad rep will fuel the growth and future continued development of the sport here in this part of PA. I hope anyone reading this review will still come play the course and weigh in as well. Thanks! - Drew (#236384) Hallux Disc Golf LLC

@warneraa91

10

Very good start to a course, tough follow right now but some real good starts needs a bit of clearing and teepad work. It has potential!

@lombaxlooter

1

Pretty fun course. A 12 year old punk barely beat me. Lol

@squadfather

1

Besides the excessive foliage around the lanes it's fun and tricky at the same time. You don't need big arm strength and as long as you stay where you should, there won't be any problems. It's still under construction and surely will improve. I'll be back for sure

@ethanisgod

1

It is fun but there are a bunch of trees in the way and hills

@justinbrom

2

This is a nice little course. Tees and baskets are easy to find. It has a lot of potential and I can’t to see how it improves in the future.

@ukrainianbeast8

11

Very tricky course. Not a lot of distance. Perfect for my wife who can throw accurate, but not far. Impressed at how it was designed. Could use some trimming on the fairways

@cambam916

33

New course, still in the works. Some of the greens do need some upkeep, and we are working on doing that. Course is still playable.