Springfield Bicentennial DGC

@gutz111

53

Some keypads would make this course perfect

@sjaracz

4

One of my favorite practice courses it's usually windy and sometimes the grass gets thick. Leaves in the fall can eat your discs on whole eight and nine.

@doedoe04

Not a bad little course to stretch your legs on a car trip. We played it when no one was at the park and can see people getting in the way of most holes. No pads at all and some lines were non existent.

@goodlin99

220

Perfectly fine little city park course, great pit stop if youre driving on 90

@pmgray131

5

Great course for beginners.

@benkenobi727

It's a nice simple course, there's not really anywhere to lose your discs, (great for beginners) also convenient that it's within biking distance from where I live

@gabe1134

1

I love this course. Has some open and some challenging holes, awesome for beginners and people who have been playing for a while. I recommend this course for everyone

@jdipronio2

Nice mostly open 9 hole. Good signage just needs tee pads.

@ryandekorte

Good course. All open holes, so shot shape variety is a little limited. All 9 baskets were in when I played, shouldn't be listed as an object course.

@lilwiessy

Course was actually pretty fun, nice beginner friendly with some long drives 400+ feet. There were 9 baskets so not sure why it’s listed as an object course. Quick easy play, especially for a stretch if you’re traveling on the interstate nearby.

@nsiesel

18

For what it is it is great. And it’s a great place to warm up before heading to the ridge!

@brianphillips

New no pads, 3 was unplayable due to cars parking near basket

@michaelbailey

A great course for intermediate or beginners. A few long holes to challenge endurance and skill and a few obstacles from the baseball fields that make you think a little more and plan your shots. Very well-maintained and laid out.

@dylanstevens

Solid beginner course with hardly any walks in-between holes. You walk exactly a mile for 9 holes. There are baskets, but no tee pads. A couple of Ace-run chances and a few longer holes to stretch out your arm. Solid for practicing.

@woytekalex20

fun beginner friendly course! will play again soon

@gugger27

40

There’s something about this course that I love. lots of ace runs, but you really have to work for them. Haven’t gotten one yet but I always feel like the potential to get an ace on this course is there with a perfect throw. The par fours are perfect.