South Side Park Disc Golf Course
23 reviews (showing 1–20)
@rafsalmons
Fantastic 9-hole for the limited space. The hole designs are fun and challenging, with nice shot variety. Will be playing this course a lot. Also, some of the best sign design I’ve seen in my 20 years of play. They are accurate, easy to understand, and look dang good. Bravo to the course and map makers
@harlanspitfire
It's a great course! They did a great job laying out all the shots to fit with the limited space they have. Can't wait to play more!
@walkerjo
Great shorter course with a variety of shots for all skill levels. The layout is fun and utilizes the best features of the park. Several holes with unique and fun landscaping around the baskets.
@tblair10
If you ignore the few really strange things they did on this course it’s fun! Why the teasing is in the teepad…no idea. Why do some holes cross cross when they absolutely do not have to…no idea🤷🏼♀️
@carte58
Amazing
@kayla1863
Very nice 9 hole with paved pads and a variety of shots!
@jlynn3365
Challenging, but not too challenging. Variety of different shots, definitely adding it to the rotation of courses I play!
@mlaubacher
This course has potential to be a really solid 9 hole course. The areas around tees need filled in again and most holes need a lot of trimming done but other than that some pretty fun shots and tricky to score from longs and even the shorts!
@beanz12
Very nice course great character! Long enough to challenge, short enough for birdies and ace runs with the right line of course. Would definitely play again if in the area!
@bigboypanties
This 9 hole park course plays clockwise around the property, with a mixture of open and slightly obscured shots, to fairways that cross or come uncomfortably close to the building and roads. Though the designer utilized the space available, during pedestrian heavy times many holes would be unplayable due to throwing over, around, or towards playground equipment and pavilions. Of concern is the placement of the pole and signage in the short tee pads, clearly a hazard waiting for an accident. On a warm fall Friday morning with no one around, I was able to throw from the side of the pad, and the course was delightful. This course will be an asset to the community and is a good opportunity to introduce new players to the game. Thank you, Sebring.
@ryanindorf30
It’s a really cool course with some of the best wayfinding hole signs I’ve seen. The baskets are DGA Mach 7, which is a great basket. But this course has its issues. The hole signs are cemented into the short tee pads. Holes 1 and 2 fairways cross over creating an X. A couple holes have playground equipment close to the baskets. It could be a fantastic course but there’s a few design blunders. The basket for hole 1 could have gone where the long tee is for hole 2. This would eliminate the hazard of crossing fairways and also make for a tougher basket location. If you’re throwing a few discs from the shorts, you’re bound to run into a sign or two. The tee pads are probably 8’ long, which is short compared to others. The sign basically forces you to use the left side of the box.
@nolancoblentz10
Great course. Lots of fun for a chillaxing Sunday afternoon.
@caseygg99
Fun little unexpected course I found randomly one day…awesome shot design only complaint is planting tee signs into already to short tee pads for shorts…besides that I would recommend if your nearby and want to learn some fun lines
@dkilbane
Awesome 9 hole course in Sebring. Long and short concrete pads on all holes. Fun variety of shots (the tee shot on 2 is especially fun). The baskets have beautiful and quirky structures/features such as a wheel barrow and flower boxes. While I was playing I talked to a gentleman doing maintenance on the property. Great guy. Also met the course designer, who was also a great guy and thanked me for driving an hour to play the course. It's a fun and really well maintained course with tee pads to challenge all skill levels. Great course!
@jbird30
One of my favorite 9 holes in the surrounding area
@mahaffey511
I am personally not a big fan of crossing fairways especially blind and Jon and I were able to talk about it tonight. Tee signs on the back of the pad usually aren't a great idea but the signs themselves are very well done. My favorite hole is hole 5. The quadruple mando really pushes a designed shot shape to get the birdie. A lot of work is being done on the course and it has a lot of potential. Not sure what else could be done with hole 9 but I almost threw it in the pavilion. The green is gorgeous just has a minor safety issue with that pavilion. Also for as short as hole 9 is I feel like there could be a hole between 2 and 3 that wouldn't effect the which would make hole 8 the finishing hole. Not a terrible design just some minor flaws and every course has minor flaws. I'll be back to play this as it was fun. Limbs were being taken down today and it will look even better in the future. The greens were definitely some of the best I've seen.
@dylwalk
Very well designed course that offers many different shot options, and challenges the player to work with different styles of throws.
@sweatydyll
Level tee pads and some groundkeeping around holes 1-3
@jtrexx
Surprisingly nice course, very good use of space, and the natural park layout makes for fun lines. Tee pads are short, and not sure about the logic in embedding the signage in the back corner of the short tee pads. A little more work and this course could be great!
@purepatrick
Fun course with red and blue tees. A lot of different shot shapes. Tee signs placed on back right of red tee pad.