Scarboro Hills
117 reviews (showing 1–20)
@beejmc
Decent mixed woods/open course featuring elevation and multiple layouts. Short to short layout is very short, but most alternate baskets are kind of close to the short baskets, so real variety comes from the longer tee pads, it would seem. Pads are decent mats with long runways, but not perfect. The course really changes its mood on holes 13-18, where it gets tighter, rockier, and more elevated. There’s a good vibe here, and although the course is a little janky, it’s fun hillside woods disc golf.
@nugitmaster
Great mix of open and woods with a bit of elevation. Tests the most seasoned players. Long to longs are a tough par 3 layout. The shorts looked much more doable.
@ahaljasmaa
Probably one of the hardest par 3 courses I've played (long to long). Good shot variety, but mostly all wooded. Signage is really bad for long tees (was my first time playing here and I had to constantly look around) - could definitely use a flag or some color or something. Tee pads are slippy when wet too. Signal is bad so udisc sometimes doesn't help. Overall I'll probably be back although it's an hour drive for me and there are better courses in that range.
@newnoah
Very interesting course Some extreme uphill and downhill. Couple great signature holes.
@bmore219
Love Scarboro
@szhou1204
Short to short layout was a blast and I would rate it a 4.5. Very fair pars and distances, beginners and intermediate players will find some holes are very birdie-able or will come up short with some distances. Advanced players can definitely shred the short layout. Long to longs I would rate a 3.5 due to some unrealistic par 3’s on the back 9. Some holes seem ungettable event for pars and due to that I would take some points off. Course is very well maintained, grass is mowed and the rough wasn’t too bad. The open holes look beautiful and there are a lot of tight, technical lines in the wooded section. Overall, would give this course a 4.0.
@hatguy11
Great course. They've clearly put a lot of work into it and its easy to find discs off the fairway even in dense wooded areas
@beezlemvb
Great course with fun OB. Good mix of shots to keep things interesting. Good tee pads and great baskets.
@towniejim
Love it. Only reason it’s not 5/5 is the rubber pad tees. Great mix of tough shots. Wooded and open.
@toddski541
Great course built on beautiful rolling hills, well-maintained, some technical shots, plenty of elevation change throughout the track, long and short layout options, nice mix of open and wooded holes. Fun and challenging. Some steep and rocky terrain to navigate.
@cntbg23
Dope mixture of open to wood, Elevation change, and a GREAT COMMUNITY
@lordtamale
Love hucking my circles out here man
@dkelly18
Awesome course. Played two years ago exactly to this day and it’s been beat in very nicely. If you’re in the area definitely check it out.
@thewasabi
This course has everything to challenge you on. Into the woods and out to the open. Love all the varieties it has to offer. Beautiful course design.
@jmussels
First time back in quite a while and the course is playing pretty great. Tees are solid and pretty grippy for rubber pads. Only gripe has nothing to do with the course itself but the UDisc layouts are horrible. I played short-to-short and short-to-long and the UDisc layouts were pretty much random as to which tee and/or basket the were showing. Pleeeease someone get a couple smart layouts mapped out!
@robbied311x
Maryland's baby Iron Hill, just a pleasure to play but get your cardio ready.
@c24rice
Too many baskets on each hole. 2 is perfect, 3 is too much especially when some are all within 100’ of each. When playing longs a lot of the short pins are in the line of the long. Also extremely hard to see the long pins as they have no band but the shorts are bright red. Seems like they should be switched. 1/2 the time don’t know what basket you’re playing to until it is too late. Overall is a fun course, just too many baskets and udisc layouts not accurate cause confusion for those who don’t play here a lot.