Richmond Hill Park
64 reviews (showing 1–20)
@jonah6920
One of my favorite park style courses in the Midwest. Short pads are very scoreable for all skill levels, but you can always find trouble in the thick rough. Long pads require a bit more distance and push the easy par 3s back to bonus birdies. Tee pads could use some work, but that's my only complaint. The parks dept.+local volunteers always keeps this course looking amazing and is worth the drive if you're coming from the QC and beyond.
@htownbandit1980
What an amazing course! Hidden gem of the area! Great use of elevation! Shot shaping is also great. Small but VERY fun course. Jeff Mallum, who I first ran into when I got here today, is a great person. He does an amazing job with this place and I thank you sir for all your hard work! Absolute MUST PLAY!! I will be back for sure and I’ll bring more of my friends this time. This is a super fun layout. Let’er rip TATER CHIPS!!
@lucus13
The park layout is disappointing and can be confusing for playing the course for the first time
@weingleb
Very fun and attractive disc golf course, lots of hills but never felt like I was winded like some other tracks I've played. Wish they had tee signs on blue bads as well as the whites tho, use of udisc is very helpful on a course like this, definitely will be making a trip back
@jipjoppy
Really great park course!
@sagecatta
Hard and a beaut of a course. First time playing , blue tees are no joke, some really fun variety and challenging holes.
@myracl
Lots of elevation, forcing you to throw many different shots. Beautiful course, good upkeep!
@randolphjpotter
Great course for both beginners and pros!
@elbeanerhimself
Met Jeff who takes really good care of the park and holes. keeps arrows on the ground near the baskets to let you know where to go and got my first ace here definitely coming back to this pro course !!!
@elaine60
It’s pretty much all open with a few little wooded holes. Some holes the fairway is very narrow. One is by a small river that the water wasn’t real clear, a good possibility of loosing a disc on this tight hole. Lots and lots of elevation, be ready to get winded and burn some calories. The holes didn’t seem to flow that well and some back tracked. The rough was extremely thick this time of year and some of the rough was right behind the basket, throw long and you may be searching for a while. Some even had impossible raspberry bushes, a nightmare if you get in those. Oh, and there is Hwy noise, but that is to be expected as it’s an easy course to get to. I’m glad I stopped on my way through, but I won’t be back.
@cooter325
Couple long walks and a walk back up a hill you just threw down to get to the next tee pad(13). Other than that mostly a rolling hill ball golf style course.
@mudnmaps
Not great course nav and kinda all over the place as far as flow goes. WTH on 18 jeez. May as well have just been on a hike up and Down All the hills as that is what we were doing on the back half.
@lance05
Great course
@dforret99
One of the nicer overall parks I've been too. A lot of other things besides Frisbee golf. Pretty nice and well kept course. Nothing crazy, fairly open with a couple wooded shots. Multiple tee pads for long and short games. Average baskets and decent course layout.
@sheepnomore11
This course was a monster for me. Really awesome park, clean as it gets.
@michael171995
Probably the best course I've ever played. It is beautifully taken care of. Was well worth the 2 hour drive.
@gmpablaze
I underestimated the hills, they wear you down a bit. First time here, and would have had trouble finding my way without UDisk. We played shorts and had a great time. Course is in great shape.
@ryan805
Course is in great shape. Elevation makes it a bit difficult. Definitely bring a map.
@katanakrazy97
Great short course made to feel long by elevation, tee pads are slick pretty okay use of the hills though a lot of potential for an additional 9 holes and maybe a basket upgrade soon great stop if your passing on interstate 80