Scouting Woods Disc Golf Course
Course Summary
Scouting Woods Disc Golf Course in Peody, MA, receives high praise from its visitors, boasting an impressive 4.5-star rating. The positive feedback commonly highlights the course's well-thought-out layout, the variety of holes that cater to both beginners and experienced players, and the scenic beauty that enhances the playing experience. Despite the lack of specific negative reviews available, it is typical for courses to face occasional challenges such as maintenance issues or navigation difficulties between holes, which were not explicitly mentioned but are common areas for improvement in many disc golf courses.
Unique features of Scouting Woods Disc Golf Course, as noted by players, include its strategic use of natural landscapes to create challenging holes and the excellent condition of the fairways and greens, which show the effort put into the course's upkeep. However, players might face challenges such as finding the next tee or dealing with natural obstacles that could be better marked or maintained. These areas present opportunities for the course to enhance its appeal further. Despite these minor
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Top Reviews
Great place where my family learned disc golf and became addicted. Easy access for newbies and still fun for more novice players. Dog and baby friendly, except for occasionally finding ticks in peak season. Well maintained and easy parking in and out.
- Brian S.
Great disk golf course for a quick 9-hole game! Distances are short making for quick rounds, but there are still plenty of tricky shots to make with elevation changes and trees to avoid. A little poison ivy to watch out for, and it can get busy in the late afternoon/early evening, but it's the nicest 9-hole course around.
- Benjamin Ferguson
Course setup by a company for lunch time games. It could use a bit of maintenance. The fairways are tight if your a novice like me. Good considering how few disc golf spots there are in the area. 9 holes and plenty of weekend parking. The bugs can be bad at dusk and it is a wooded/swampy area.
- Joe St. Germain
My husband is the disc golfer he likes it because we moved here from the southwest where all the courses are long and open and this one he said is more challenging because it's all mid range "holes" (or whatever you call them) and a lot of trees which makes it more challenging. I noticed some beer cans strewn around but other than that well kept and very pretty in the forest.
- Jessica Eggers
Decently well maintained, it's quite steep at some points so definitely don't go if it rained recently. All holes are a par 3 if varying difficulty.
- Jason Trout