Ralph Williamson Memorial Disc Golf Course

A nice wooded course with a lot of 200-325 foot holes. Blackberry brambles are deadly to throw your discs in. Spotters needed on some holes.

Construction

Good short course, well maintained, construction so temp tees for now.

Solid. Will be better when construction ends.

Holes 9-13 are unplayable. Udisc is not accurate for the updated layout, map is drawn at Chainbangers but a little hard to follow. Some of the sub in holes are just marks in the dirt. Tee signs and tees that are present are pretty good. Need to play with UDisc to figure out what position to play to (and not always accurate). Some nice gaps and water carries.

Holes 10-13 unplayable due to construction

Needs some serious reworking re: tee signs and UDisc layout. Otherwise great

Nice course in excellent shape! Medium and long holes with a variety of trees and hazards.

2nd time playing here . This place Is clean, easily mapped out and has plenty of different shot selections and elevation changes .A very easy course but is so fun !!

I didn't love it, had a cool shot early on near some water, it's ok

Fun variety of longs, shorts, ups, downs, lefts, straights, and rights. Great big tee pads! Course is largely avoiding pedestrians, but a few holes overlap just a bit or are along sidewalks (~6/20 holes).

Lots of hills kinda long mostly open could use more garbage cans and a porta potties around the course baskets spit out with those light soft chains

MEGA Disappointed. We were in town from Utah and this course is a must when we are in town. There is construction which took out 4 of the holes which is fine and not the reason for 2 stars. This needs to be adjusted on u disc so people know where to go. The previous comments say there is a construction layout but there isn't. The locals knew of 3 or 4 made up holes which would have been awesome to get the full experience but these were not marked and made it so we were playing out of order and were in people's way. One of my favorite courses in the country but was majorly let down.

One of the best around. A good break from the ridiculously wooded courses while still maintaining some great tight lines. This is a great destination course with Sea Tac right next door. Lots of benches and trash bins along with a tight ass disc store.

Absolutely fantastic course. Decently close to the city and the freeway making it easy to get to. Tons of parking available. Unless you have a water disc or have warmed up, I would recommend skipping hole one, or just play for fun from the drop zone. To me this course is perfect for new and intermediate players, and is a shredder course for advanced and pro players. The toughest part of the course is hitting the few gaps that you need to and managing the wind.

Best course in the Seattle area. Easy to find, not too crowded, great use of elevation, mix of technical/wooded, and open/long holes. Lots of kids skipping school and littering on the course. Help keep it clean everybody! -1 stroke for every 5 pieces of trash you clean up!

There's a disc golf tournament set of holes that people are throwing on and they WILL yell at you for trying to do the normal course which is frustrating at a public park.

Great course. Lots of variety and open spaces to try different shots. Hole 15 has a huge disparity in hole locations and tee boxes.

Had another one spit through the chains Baskets aren’t terrible just not great Very good course overall

Fun course. Long par 3s. Wish they had a map and distances at tee pads.