The Scrapyard DGC
Course Summary
The Scrapyard DGC in Matthews, NC, enjoys a favorable rating of 4.5 stars, reflecting a largely positive reception from the disc golf community. Players commend the course for its engaging layout and variety of features that cater to both novice and experienced disc golfers, enhancing overall enjoyment of the game. However, some criticism has been noted regarding the course's maintenance and navigation, with players pointing out that better signage and upkeep could significantly improve the experience. These issues, though relatively minor, suggest room for improvement that could elevate the course's status even further.
Unique to The Scrapyard DGC are its challenging holes and scenic beauty, which are frequently highlighted as key attractions. Players appreciate the thoughtful design that requires strategic play, offering a satisfying challenge to those looking to test their skills. Despite its strengths, the course faces common challenges, such as overgrown areas and occasional confusion over hole layouts, which can detract from the overall experience. Addressing these issues by enhancing maintenance efforts and clarifying
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Top Reviews
Awsome discgolf course! A lot of elevation and a lot of fun shots to shape. Well taken care of Park. You won't be disappointed
- Rex Royal
Best DG course in CLT. My humble opinion.
- Armando Castro
Pretty hard course (I am not any good at disc golf). Very well maintained. There were lots of players playing, speaking to the quality of the course. I lost a disc in the lake on 1 hole and decided to skip the other water focused hole (I think it was holes 8 & 9).
- Zachary Warmath
The Scrapyard at Idlewild Rd Park is a beautiful, fun, well-maintained disc golf course! It's a little challenging since it's pretty much all in the woods, but the lines are not too narrow. Novices can make their way through and enjoy the course, but it will be more fun for experienced players who have good control and enough power for 250-325 foot drives. Hole 8 requires you to throw across water--you will need about 180 feet to clear it. For a real challenge here, play the long layout! They are constantly making little improvements to the layout, fixing erosion and drainage issues, clearing undergrowth and poison ivy, etc. It's probably the best course in Charlotte to play after rain. Kudos to the folks doing the work out there!
- Noah Setzer
Man, I don’t know who designed this disc golf course but what a stinker! Stay away from this one, there are much better disc golf courses in Charlotte!!!
- Austen D.