North Shore Disc Golf
Course Summary
North Shore Disc Golf in Springdale, AR, enjoys a high rating of 4.6 stars, indicative of its popularity and positive reception among players. The course is widely praised for its thoughtful layout, diverse features, and the overall enjoyment it offers to players of varying skill levels. However, due to the absence of negative reviews, it's challenging to provide a balanced overview that includes common criticisms such as maintenance issues or navigation difficulties that are often highlighted in disc golf course feedback. The absence of such critiques might suggest that North Shore Disc Golf is well-maintained and easy to navigate, or simply that players have not publicly shared any significant concerns.
Unique features of the course, such as its scenic beauty, challenging holes, and the variety of terrains, are frequently mentioned highlights that contribute to its appeal. Although specific challenges faced by players are not detailed due to the lack of negative feedback, it's conceivable that, like any course, there could be areas where improvements, such as signage for first
Overall Rating
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Top Reviews
Definitely a fun course. Like others have said, it is a nice mix of open shots and tricky wooded areas. Not really a big bomber course longest holes are about 400' but it requires you to have pretty good accuracy.
- Brendan Kelly
Love north shore. My favorite course to play in Nwa!! I will mention in the summer the grass gets very tall and can be annoying to play. And if it rains holes 1-5, 12 are super muddy and not worth playing. But it’s an amazing course. Oh and one time on hole 18. A whole bees nest was forming
- Chas Stevens (Chasls)
The grass can get sort of tall but it’s a fun course with a beautiful view and a variety of holes to play
- Ken Stevens
The course is good, although was very muddy even after a few days after rain. Most of the holes are very long on fields, and the shorter ones are in the woods. They're a good complexity with dodging trees and bushes. It isn't the best kept course, since it was so incredibly muddy and some was overgrown, and the markers/routes were not 100% well marked. We still had fun though!
- Megan Wilcox
Right on the water's edge. The fairway is often mowed well. Bathrooms are fairly clean. Skating/biking path. The only thing I'd say is definitely bring your mud shoes and bug spray. There are several swampy areas. There are makeshift "bridges" made out of scrap wood which helps but some preparation would go a long way.
- Corey