Westy Acres
Greenfield, MA
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.
Holes:
20
Availability:
Year Round
Tees:
Turf, grass, dirt
Baskets:
Home built
Property:
Dedicated Disc Golf, Private Land
Services:
Dog Friendly
Established:
2017
Layouts
Reviews
cooney76
December 3, 2020
1 of the best all around fun courses i’ve ever played, homemade or otherwise! 20 holes of awesomeness!
brianjb413
November 29, 2020
Great course, only recommendation is installation of tee pads in places where it is wet/muddy. The home made baskets are a nice touch to make it different in my opinion.
scotty111692
November 27, 2020
Great course! Other than the homemade baskets, this is probably the best course around
corybob603
November 26, 2020
This is my absolute favorite course! Don’t expect anything fancy, there aren’t any real tee pads, and signage is minimal but that just adds to the charm. Baskets are homemade (they look super cool and play fine), and there are 20 holes. The first few are fairly ordinary but everything after #5 is special. There are water carries, cool topography, mandos, open bombers, short ace-runs and a dog that will follow along and fetch discs out of the stream! This place is cool, fun and funky.
jackconant
November 22, 2020
This course is accessible for lower skilled players, but still fun and challenging for those who are more experienced. Clearly a lot of work has been put into maintenance and design and it pays off with the clean and fair lines carved through the dense forest. When you exit the woods, you are able to rip big 250-450' shots out in the open while contending with OB creeks and a power line double mando. The homemade baskets could use a little fine-tuning but still catch discs surprisingly well.
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Westy Acres
Greenfield, MA
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.
Holes:
20
Availability:
Year Round
Tees:
Turf, grass, dirt
Baskets:
Home built
Property:
Dedicated Disc Golf, Private Land
Services:
Dog Friendly
Established:
2017
Contact
Layouts
Location
Reviews
cooney76
December 3, 2020
1 of the best all around fun courses i’ve ever played, homemade or otherwise! 20 holes of awesomeness!
brianjb413
November 29, 2020
Great course, only recommendation is installation of tee pads in places where it is wet/muddy. The home made baskets are a nice touch to make it different in my opinion.
scotty111692
November 27, 2020
Great course! Other than the homemade baskets, this is probably the best course around
corybob603
November 26, 2020
This is my absolute favorite course! Don’t expect anything fancy, there aren’t any real tee pads, and signage is minimal but that just adds to the charm. Baskets are homemade (they look super cool and play fine), and there are 20 holes. The first few are fairly ordinary but everything after #5 is special. There are water carries, cool topography, mandos, open bombers, short ace-runs and a dog that will follow along and fetch discs out of the stream! This place is cool, fun and funky.
jackconant
November 22, 2020
This course is accessible for lower skilled players, but still fun and challenging for those who are more experienced. Clearly a lot of work has been put into maintenance and design and it pays off with the clean and fair lines carved through the dense forest. When you exit the woods, you are able to rip big 250-450' shots out in the open while contending with OB creeks and a power line double mando. The homemade baskets could use a little fine-tuning but still catch discs surprisingly well.
