Palo Cedro park
33 reviews (showing 1–20)
@skitz87
Needs an update in app for the layout. Super confusing. I had to just keep mental score. Other than that i did like the course.
@evonder
Needs to have course layout updated for additional 9
@wallcracker52
All over the place course makes no sence
@easytravlr
Good news!!! They are almost finished with the all new back 9. Pads are ready to poor, baskets are up, and they’re doing a great job. On the 17th hole I met 2 young men from Boy Scout troop 1-11. They were all smiles and excitement!!! I’m so excited and appreciative of them and their selflessness and generosity. Got one of them, Jacob to play the 18th hole with me. He doesn’t play yet but can’t wait to learn. Actually I’m gonna go back and give them some discs to get started, and a few bucks!! Sorry for the long rant but I’m stoked to see some gen. Z or Qrst young men Outdoor! Working hard! In the heat for their community!!! Much love and props to Scout Troop 1-11!!! Ok, back 9 is more open and shots are twice as long but still mostly worked in under the trees. Exactly what this course needed!!! Thanks too everyone who was involved and their parents from everyone who loves parks, nature, and disc golf!!!
@toddsdiscgolf
Palo Cedro is my favorite course to swing by for a quick 9. The original 9-hole layout can be completed in under 20 minutes. I’ve aced hole 1 and hole 9 in that layout (my only 2 aces). Love this course! It’s sometimes overgrown, sometimes mowed. Mostly shorter holes but a lot of difficult shots due to trees. Almost never busy. There is usually dog poop scattered around thanks to irresponsible pet owners, so watch out for that. There’s plenty of trash cans spread throughout, even on the new back 9. Edit: The back 9 tee-pads are still just piles of gravel (now mostly dirt spots) The full 18 is really coming together! Paths are being created between holes for easy walking and it’s really starting to flow! The ~450’-500’ hole #10 should probably be par 4. The tee sign says it’s par 5 and UDisc says it’s par 3. Also I think more of a lane should be made on hole 16, perhaps just trimming off the lower branches on the pine with a pole saw. These are my personal opinions. There’s also a KILLER safari layout of the front 9. (Using the classic 9-hole layout numbers): 9s teepad to 2’s basket. 3s pad to 6s basket. 7s pad to 4s basket. Normal 5. 6s pad to 3s basket. 7s pad to 9s basket. Normal 1. 2s pad to 3s basket. 7s pad to 8s basket. Perfect flow, starts and ends at same corner by parking lot. Especially nice lanes since so many trees have recently been removed.
@jamest125
Developing a back 9 so signs are inaccurate and tee areas need to be finished. Nice fun course
@lostdisc21
Ace run park ig.
@napoleon873
Just throw it straight. Easy.
@alexdavis39
Played on 5/6/23. A lot of water from rain and very tall weeds. Course had a nice setup though.
@awecker2
For an ace run 9 hole it’s a fun course
@steffeng
Very small course. Great for the family and beginners. There's a good amount of big holes that are tripping hazards, and it needs better signage. But overall solid little course
@donger328
Great for upshots and putting
@panodisc
Awesome beginner friendly course, easy find.
@elshagon
Nice short course with a few technical holes
@tymo33
Fun putter/midrange course full of ace potential. Could use alternative teepads to make a full 18, and pretty hot in summer, so bring water with your beer.
@hereoutwest85
Pretty easy course, but nice quiet park to practice approach shots and putting.
@dmtraveller
Good beginner course, I finished it in like 10 minutes though. Not much here for advanced players.
@mooreparz
This course is very easy to navigate. It would be hard to lose a disc on this course. Sparse brush with a moderate amount of trees. Bogeys are hard to come by on this course.
@raiderrob67
Nice little pitch and putt
@jeffcj
Nice 9- hole, only complaint is that hole 1 took me a while to find. It's on the far right (south) against the chain link fence and up a ways.