Miami Whitewater Forest

Short, good for a quick game if you only play 9.

It’s a great course for beginners, it’s my local an I love it

18 here would awesome

Nice easy Sunday course!

Really nice, just rather short.

Really fun! Nice layout, enough trees to cause trouble, but not so much to be un-fun.

Great if you only have time for 9

Great course! Good mix of open and wooded holes. Favors the technical savvy.

Love ❤️

Great beginner course

Very clean. And very beginner friendly

Tee pads are slick in the mornings.

Great practice/beginner course. Really fun laid back. Really the only gripe I have is some of the holes need new tee pads.

Short, fun course.

Always taken well care of, and the only thing you need to be careful of is people on the trail, and the pine trees. Hope you like sap on you. Legend has it that this was the first course in the area, made when the park first opened and designed by the ball golfers. It's not super creative, but it's a fun time and a good walk without a lot of height.

Beginner course. Par is a gift

Good course well kept

3/5 - good Pros: -Nice new teepads and baskets -great upkeep -amenities include access to bathrooms, disc sales, several park services -holes 1 through 3 have good variety and play challenging to a par 3 level -flows well -potential to expand to 18 -first 3 holes are rumored to be part of the original steady Ed design (the founder of disc golf) Cons: -holes 4-9 offer very little variety save distance changes. Mostly throwing down fairways lined with pines -some teepads still in the process of being replaced -tee signs hard to see, they’re a stone placed in the ground with a distance, shape, and an outdated par for modern disc golf Full review at DGCourseReview

Needs new baskets

Very easy to avoid obstacles. There are overgrown trees on most of the holes. The baskets were just replaced.