Saco River Disc Golf Temp

@jpierce1585

23

Interesting idea to combine disc and ball golf, but currently barely playable. UDisc layouts don’t match holes, signage nearly nonexistent, total of 3-5 tees (I couldn’t find some so not sure and the rest are random spots in the grass with no indication you are even in the right spot.) Should not be a pay course let alone charge more than most. Made me wish I had rented clubs and just played ball golf instead.

@fattyshay

Clean, big ole drives, nice baskets. A little confusing if you’re baked

@franksavage420

I played August 2022. The course is beautiful, cold touch along the river for more of a water feature. Needs better signage, at minimum directions at each pin pointing to next tee pad. Could be a really nice course akin to PHill, if they clean up the tees and signage. Also, put numbers on the rim of cages, to directly signify which hole it’s for. Easier to backtrack, map, etc… 10/round is high end pricing as far as disc golf, Sabattus comes on top, but they are bonafide. Lotta potential

@sbbedell

Needs a lot more signage on where to go. We never found the 12th hole, and had to restart a couple other holes as we were playing the wrong hole.

@sjordan

Kind of confusing where to go for some teepad locations. Signage could be improved for sure, conflicting distances from signage vs Udisc. Overall decent course that's pretty maintained in the greens.

@ronyoung

Decent course layout. Course is not very well marked, so it is difficult to find some of the tee pads. Also, if it is a busy day for golf you have to keep your head on a swivel looking out for golf balls. Plus you may get delayed waiting for golfers to tee off or pass. As with anywhere in Maine, ring bug spray!

@danfonseca

Decent course. Watch out for golf balls flying at you.Carts are fun for 15$/ round! Fun times

@jayfer7

Could use better signage

@dwntwnbrwnfrwn

Long, sorta weirdly designed. Expensive but the carts are fun. Tee pads are too short.

@billyloaf

Gorgeous course. Huge long drives. Kinda tough to follow. 3 is backwards on the map. Will be amazing once signs and tee pads are done.

@zmatthews

Course was tough to navigate. The app didn’t match the course.

@huppaloop

A lot of potential. Signage made it difficult, but I bet it’ll make a great winter course.

@cjwesley

Nice views and great baskets. After that a lot needs to improve. Bad signage, no tee pads or inadequate. Also 10 dollars

@golfviking

They said no tee times required. We showed up at 10 a.m. on Sunday would 6 people ready to play their new disc golf course and they turned us away said to come back at 1 p.m.

@justin

Awesome! Super fun, golf in carts 👍

@nolantang

Cool course with lots of open space, I enjoyed it. Some small suggestions: - Extend tee pads out by another foot or so , seem a little short currently. - More permanent tee pads - More signage Par is pro level which is fine. Maybe some adjustments needed

@stephmcl365

47

I go torn up by briars trying to find my good drive. There is little to no focus on the Disc Golf portion of the course.

@kenefix

Holes are spread out, very far and hard to find the next Tee. Only a few small signs to help guide you. Holes are very open but almost no chance of getting a birdie on the par 3s. The distances are usually 500-600 feet for the par 3s and really should be par 4s. The holes themselves are very nice and baskets are new. Tee pads are very short with small run ups. Bring a map and be ready to walk 300 feet between holes.

@gyrojared

Need better tee pads