Clay Central Park Disc Golf Course West
Course Summary
Clay Central Park Disc Golf Course West in Liverpool, NY, enjoys a high rating of 4.6 stars, reflecting widespread appreciation among its players. The positive feedback often highlights the course's well-thought-out layout, the variety of features that cater to both beginners and experienced players, and the overall enjoyment it provides. Given the absence of negative reviews, it's challenging to identify common criticisms directly from player feedback. However, in similar settings, areas such as maintenance, signage, and navigation can sometimes detract from the player experience, even if not explicitly mentioned for this course.
Unique features of the Clay Central Park Disc Golf Course West, as inferred from reviews, include its engaging design and the natural beauty of the surrounding park. These aspects contribute to a rewarding and immersive playing experience. Challenges faced by players are not specifically outlined, but improvements in course marking and maintenance are common areas that could potentially elevate the experience further, based on general feedback from disc golf courses. Despite the lack of explicit negative
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Top Reviews
This park is huge! They hold classic car shows every Tuesday all summer. There was the big car show, raffles, photograpgers walki g around, a live band on the stage, kids playing on the huge playground, and food being served for very low cost.
- Lisa T
Best Central New York disc golf course for having a variety of fairway designs, needing to execute many different shot styles, and a true challenge to your game. Nice new baskets, easy to navigate, good tee signs, good concrete pads, and is well maintained due to hosting many tournaments.
- Brendan Hodgens
We played the west course at this park. The tees are very well marked and in excellent condition. The holes lack color and are difficult to see. There is no indication on the pin where the next tee is. The walk between some of the pins and the next tee is very long. The UDisc app is very helpful to find the next tee. The course has a nice mixture of holes in wooded areas and in open, grassy areas. The west course, at 6700 feet, is very long. The walk between holes makes it even longer.
- Rodney Hess
Lovely course, well maintained. Very wet and sloppy spring/fall time ao boots are a must. Theres 2, 18 hole courses (Clay East and Clay West) which is great. East side is more in the woods and more troublesome for people that need to worry about poison ivy.
- AndrAIa Love
This place has potential to be an excellent disc golf course but there are a few problems. One - not all the holes are labeled and mapped so it's very easy to get lost. Second - a lot of the holes in the woods are very overgrown so not only is it hard to find the hole and your disc if you lose it, but you risk having to go through tick infested high grass. It's a very large park and with a few changes it would be really nice!
- Matt Champlin