DiscGolfCourseReview Reviews and details

Social recommendations and mentions

• Played once, want to re-play.

  If you go to dgcoursereview you can search where you live and it'll give you all the results organized by distance from you. It shows # of holes, course ratings, and tons of personal reviews. Source: over 1 year ago

• Best courses in Portland

  Have you tried the search function on the sub? Have you checked dgcoursereview.com or uDisc? Source: almost 2 years ago

• Courses in downtown Denver to practice putt

  Have you looked at dgcoursereview.com? You can just pull up the map and see where the nearest courses are. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Maple Hill Hole 4 Red - OB or IB?

  If you stood on whatever was connecting the tree to dry land, is it firm or just loose/floating on the water? I took a look at the tee sign on 4 on dgcoursereview.com, anything beyond the perimeter of the water is OB, so I'd consider whether that's dry land or just a tree that you can stand on. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Complete beginner, want to try DG for the first time in NJ

  Check out dgcoursereview.com as a good resource to find courses and to get logistical info on the course (course map, directions, special instructions). And have a blast out there! Often you can just join up with other folks there, especially if you say you're new and could use some help. Some courses are easy to navigate hole-to-hole than others. Source: about 2 years ago

• What is missing?

  There are tons of threads with curated content on the "Techniques & Strategy" subforum at dgcoursereview.com. There's so much that it would benefit from a bit of reorganization and programmatic progressions. Source: over 2 years ago

• UDisc should have 2 rating systems.

  Quick plug for dgcoursereview.com. Site is definitely Legacy in quite a few ways, but it encouraged much more thought-out reviews with a focus on overall holistic quality, rather than just boiling it down to a number (though there is still of course a final rating out of 5). Source: over 2 years ago

• you son of a .... I'm in!

  Two great resources for finding courses are dgcoursereview.com and the UDisc app. Have fun out there! Source: over 2 years ago

• I know DGCourseReview.com isn't as popular as it once was, but I recently reached diamond level reviewer on the site and received this. It's the biggest accomplishment in my disc golf career.

  Dgcoursereview.com forum is the absolute best place to discuss form and technique as well. Some real gems helping people out over there. Source: over 2 years ago

• Discgolf courses for beginners - Western Burbs

  Dgcoursereview.com is an amazing site to find good courses. Source: almost 3 years ago

• First Tournament Help

  If you can't find any comparable tournament results, you can go to dgcoursereview.com page for the course and look at the DGCR SSE info under course info. If your average is more than 10 strokes higher, then you belong in rec. If your average is between 7 and 10 strokes higher, then you belong in intermediate. If your average is between 0 and 7 strokes higher, play advanced. Source: about 3 years ago