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Before You Go

Other Fees

Suggested $5 donation per player. Donations accepted via Venmo: @westyacres, Paypal: pay@westyacres.com or cash at the welcome hut.

Good Conditions

last Tuesday at 5:36 PM

About the Course

Westy Acres is open to the public. To play you must go to westyacres.com to schedule a tee time. The course runs through a 100 acre country property with woods, fields and multiple streams with elevation changes and wonderful scenery. We use tee time scheduling to keep groups spread out and encourage low-density usage. We are constantly improving and upgrading the course. Donations are graciously accepted to help defray costs of maintenance and upgrades.

30 Holes

Gravel, Grass, Wood Tees

DISCatcher Pro (28 chains), Black Hole Pro HD Targets

Dedicated Disc Golf,

Established 2017

Dogs Allowed

Cart Friendly

Drinking Water Available

Restroom Available

Contact

info@westyacres.com

westyacres.com

Course Traffic

Players usually spend 2 - 3 hours here.

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Reviews

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@aaroncalkins

Nov 23, 2022

4.5

"Really fun 21 hole layout. "

@trailerwife

Nov 22, 2022

5.0

"Paradise!!"

@wendie

Nov 20, 2022

5.0

"Westy has become my favorite course around. It’s extremely well maintained and absolutely beautiful. There’s a variety of different open and wooded shots, and many technical shots. A good mix for both left and right handed folks. The tee pads are mostly crushed gravel, but the course is so aweosme and fun, I don’t even notice it. There’s a nice mix of tee positions for varying levels of difficulty, but even the shortest tees have some challenging shots and all tees are super fun to play from."

@sasquatch74

Nov 19, 2022

4.0

"if I had to sum up this course in one word I’d say “unique”. It has a very welcoming feel to it with the retrieving poles and the water jugs. Lots of variety between the wood holes, the water holes, elevated tees, open fairways, utility poles (triple mando is sweet!), etc. Out of principle I can’t give higher than a 4 unless a course has solid tee pads but it was still a really fun course. Only other criticism is that it is extremely favorable to righty players. I’ll be back though!"