NSRA Disc Golf Course

@buchanzig

78

That was probably one of the more difficult tracks I’ve ever played. Got absolutely pummeled. To be fair, I think that was max foliage, but still. That being said the course was exceptionally good. Course maintenance, views, shot variety; everything was on point.

@mpl2004

88

Really enjoyed it, thanks to the homies for showing me around. Nice mix, bit of elevation too. In really good shape right now

@derekchessik

117

Amazing course! A true challenge 🧐

@sras23

83

Beautiful course, this is what disc golf is about! Challenging track and it was manicured exceptionally well. Rough is rough. Easy top 3 in WA, might be #1.

@dirkpho

87

7 a bitch, rip detour

@thetrinidad

119

Fairways are very maintained, play with a friend so you have 2 pairs of eyes watching the disc. Beautiful course!!

@dkurten001

83

Terrible...it's a Hayfield with baskets and tees.

@isaac17

44

Throwing with accurate power is a necessity to score well and avoid losing discs in the thick brambles and assorted other vegetation, especially during summer months. Theres a few blind shots so playing with a local to understand landing spots would be recommended. Otherwise, it’s a fantastic track that is arguably Washington’s best!

@carman2427

119

A true 5 star. Fresh mowed. Lots of different shots! But bring disks your willing to lose! Around the fairway is thick!

@repugnant

115

A great course. Well maintained. For those who are saying it can get rough. Stay on the fairways and your golden ;)

@shade2442

49

A lot of sticker bushes

@blade17

168

Course is far better than it’s rating

@hucktoflat

68

World class course if you can keep it on the fairway. Be prepared to pay the disc tax :)

@rozziepoo

49

It’s a beautiful course, but very tough. It’s well marked, limited changes in elevation. Not a beginner course.

@trigonjim

48

One of the best courses in Washington. Challenging but not unreasonable. Play it with friends or spotters your first time. OB is gnarly in the warmer months. Lots of impenetrable blackberry thickets immediately bordering fairways. The views are amazing. Walkers, dogs, and horses can be an issue crossing fairways at times and are either oblivious or purposefully indignant. But easy enough to avoid.

@mitchell95

66

The best course in Washington. Dan Burke is the best course manager!

@schlloyd

56

This is the time of year to play! Get out there, minimal mud and short grass.

@jmccarty232000

69

Very wet and muddy. Stay in the fairway or feel the wrath of sticker bushes.

@bigbubbabelly

75

Hornets nest on hole 12 artistic basket.

@mbarringer74673

165

My favorite course in Washington!