Shillington Park Disc Golf Course
36 reviews (showing 1–20)
@roadto501
Most of the course shares walking and hiking paths. Otherwise it could be a 4. I don't mind sharing but there's plenty of room for a clean nine here without risking walkers.
@jcbreck31
Fun layout that would probably get more attention if people played it. Concrete/paver teepads would make this much more desirable.
@seanwambaugh
Based on reading a bunch of reviews, I was kind of scared to play this place for a while because it seemed shitty. Finally decided to give it a try today. Honestly, I mostly enjoyed it other than I did lose a disc on hole 8 which was incredibly frustrating. As others have said, the signs appear to be in yards, but they claim its feet so it’s very far off. They do have signs and poles where the tea areas are supposed to be which helps you stay on course. At least three of them though are on a heck of a hill so there’s not even really a flat area to tee off at. Some actual tea areas and accurate signing would vastly improve this course. I really hope they do it though cause honestly, I did enjoy many of the wooded shots.
@discindanny
Tee signs are hilariously inaccurate but still a fun course with some challenging holes.
@lostash
If you can go anywhere else go somewhere else the holes were on the trail ever time i threw i thought i was gonna end up hitting someone horrible course but nice area they could definitely do better than what was done
@nugitmaster
Nice little course. Hole signs are way off and there are no tee pads. Several of the holes just follow roads which is lazy designing
@no1173
Probably wouldn’t play it in the spring or summer. Looks like it is not well maintained.
@sirtigre47
install tee pads and make the signs accurate with the park and distance.
@reddotmiata
It's a nice quick round to practice on after work. Practice accuracy because if you go off in some areas, there's little chance to get your disc back
@dazzler187
I’m not sure this qualifies as a course.
@mcameron610
Nice short little 9 hole. No tee pads, but does have tee signs and numbered baskets. Some fun lines to throw especially in the woods. Only thing I would change is spreading out the tees and previous basket, as well as adding tee pads. Overall not terrible!
@leonidas22877
No starting pads. Hole 4 was behind the yellow guard rail. We thought that area was blocked off. A lot of trees made it kind of fun. Overall fun course but short.
@soulmanjones
No tee pads,trash cans. And the footage on the hole markers gives the distance in feet but it’s actually in yards
@nsaitz
Kinda sucks. No tee pads or minimaps. I kind of just guessed where youl to throw it. Distances are made up. Some fun roller practice though.
@ethsch21
There are no tee pads, all of the distances are wrong and it’s mostly in the woods. Terrible
@ryanharrington
I’ve played 100+ unique courses and this is the worst I’ve played.
@andee02
I really enjoy this course. I have gotten much better at the game over time and I still find this place challenging. You don’t go here for tournament quality course but just to mix it up. #1, #2, #9 are on the side of a hill but out in the open. #3 is a narrow fairway into the woods. #4-#6 take you through the woods and #8 takes the same fairway as #3 coming out of the woods. This course is in my rotation. It’s not far from Angelica Park so I will play them both for an 18
@dminotto
There are several things that could be done to improve this course. The easiest thing would be to stop mowing the grass so short. It is cut so low that the ground turns to mud at the slightest amount water. This problem is compounded by the fact the course is on hilly ground. One the biggest issues with the course is the lack of level tee off areas. There are no tee pads, which wouldn't be terrible if many of the teeing areas were not so unlevel. Running up to throw is not recommended.
@fightthemonkey
No teepads and distances on tee signs are wrong. But fairly fun short/wooded lines. Good practice. Easy to lose discs on a couple holes, especially 3, 8 and 9.