Oyster Shell Park

@roadto501

944

Stunning view of Nordstrom. Good spot for a quick round for 95 travelers and Norwalkers alike.

@roldanx3

4

You will lose discs, very tall grass and bad course layout

@romancpearl

5

jungle thicker than vietnam

@scrivello19

152

They've pulled baskets 7 8 and 9 for the new dog park. Hole 3 shot is impeded by the fence for the dogpark. No one seems to ever use the actual fenced in dog park. There's more dog poop than ever

@zac2021

It’s pretty rough. I agree with the assessment from the other reviews. I played on a weekday morning in the winter, and there were not many pedestrians.

@dakaro

Subpar.

@zachfd

Tee pads could use upgrade, baskets need to be straightened

@jchristos001

Overgrown, poorly designed, awful….shots crisscrossing a busy walkway full of babies and dogs. Do not play.

@mwhitson

Course is well mowed but it’s not really a course… teepads missing and small, baskets crooked, UDisc mapping incomplete. Good place to practice your shot placement and wind shots- really whips across the top of the hill.

@pointsi

It’s a beautiful, windy setting by the water with boats and bridge in distance, plus some large wooden art. But then there’s the interstate right next to you on the other side 😂. You’ll prob want to throw from grass next to most teepads in disrepair, but don’t be discouraged from playing here. Mowed grass, not too many pedestrians on a midday Friday, all baskets in place, and for the riskiest of golfers, #8 drive will have you sweating a lost disc 🥵

@wbennett

A unique location. You have to hit your lines or you might lose a disc. Watch out for walkers and runners at the park. I lost 2 discs on this course during a 9-hole round 🥲

@kortsy

Good if you wanna practice hitting lines... because it's essential for not hitting pedestrians. Adds a nice challenge. But birdie is very hard and kinda risky a lot of the time

@robedukes

Tee pads are very unkempt and a lot of the baskets along the water side are buried in deep grass

@jjdbpt

This wonderfully accessible tiny city park course is so much fun!! Running super short and with great elevations, it’s an incredibly enjoyable: target practice for experienced players, a great spot for beginners to figure stuff out, and the perfect spot to bring your 1st season son or daughter to flex their stuff. Definitely go on off hours, otherwise lots of people, dogs, babies, etc. Enjoy! 👏 And yes, don’t use any of the Tee Pads.. go next to or behind them until they are fixed.

@billyray05

Very windy, tee pads in rough shape. Better have a stable disc.

@youcandanch

I like that someone tried to make this happen, and appreciate the effort, but it's pretty close to unplayable.

@hyoomac

Bring a sense of humor and your ground game: the course is in a wind tunnel along a steep ridge high above the harbor. Somebody worked really hard to create an out-and-back layout with carefully-constructed level teeboxes, just so you can throw your discs into the water

@mikemc9

Have a very stable disc for throwing out over the hill

@brandonmichael1

Perfect with light rain or a colder day when no one is around and in the way.

@offthewalski

Agree that tee boxes are too short. The map on udisc is really helpful. It’s definitely possible to design a 2nd 9 holes using same pins and different tees.