Tilney Sport Disc Golf

@udiscbanor

2779

Öppen golfbana. 9 hål. Korgarna är lite väl intryckta mot skogskanten. Teepadsen är hala och svåra och se. Inga skyltar finns. Men helt okej korgar. Dålig variation. (2.5/5.0) 14 pund är väldigt mycket för denna banan… nästan skämskudde på Faktiskt.

@futurebluerose

85

Expensive for what it is, cost was £20 for 18 holes. The holes are decent length, shot variety is there, but minimal. I like how low the grass is kept, allows for some ground play. For the negatives, two baskets in the 18 hole layout were missing, and one of the baskets is a portable MVP practice basket. This property has a lot of potential, just needs someone with disc golf knowledge to make a few improvements.

@jasontpow

6

It's a shame as the course has so much potential. There are no tee signs, no direction to where the next tee is. The mapping on Udisc is not accurate and there is a missing basket and another basket that is totally ruined. The costing is incorrect on udisc and online. 18 holes is 20 quid, which is very expensive. Then if you need to have disc hire, you are looking at 23 quid a person. It's worth a try, but defo not a regular course I will play with the costing so high.

@themkman2006

4

Price was a lot higher than advertised, the most expensive course I have seen at £18 for 18 holes. The course in itself was nice, 1 basket didn't exist according to the UDisc app placement, and one of the last holes is tucked in a tree, the basket is rusty with the chains hanging off the basket underneath, this basket also backs into a steam so too much risk of disc loss with no chains to catch the disc.

@scheer87

15

Would love to see hole/basket number flags for each hole!

@gabieverett

24

I have a soft spot for Tilney as the first ever course we played. I like that the fairways are open but approach shots need a bit more planning if you’re right handed and can’t throw a forehand (a few baskets finish right). I like the holes that cross the ditch (even when I end up in them!). It’s more expensive than other course, at £19 for 18 holes, but I appreciate the facilities and the bar and grill. If only all disc golf courses had the option for a roast after a Sunday morning round! It’s a nice place to bring new players and make a day of it

@candy16

1

A very good course overall and shared well with footgolf facilities but very muddy in Winter. Good for beginners to intermediate players but possibly too easy for advanced players.

@rossconnell

14

Open course shared with pitch and putt and football golf. Very well maintained with mature trees. Baskets tend to be tucked away either by or in trees, with wide, trimmed fairways leading up to them. Large AstroTurf tees, with good footing in dry conditions. Ample parking.

@jaimemartin

9

Lots of pros: course upkeep, layout all good. . Some cons: pricey and litter in places.

@misterrob

Fairly short and easy course. A few dog legs and hidden baskets in there. Reasonably open so low risk of losing discs, which is nice.

@ronforestron

Upkeep and design is as expected of a course that runs parallel to a ball golf and foot golf course. Baskets looking like they've probably had better days but not bad at all. Decent shot shapes with open lines that allow for forehand or backhand approaches to most holes, but I'd imagine not too challenging for advanced players. Major downside is the cost, £13 for 9 holes probably puts it up there at the top end of most expensive courses in the UK.

@getindahole

Great clean course of all par 3's. Owner is very helpful, course is varied and ideal for new and advanced players.