Mount Bradford Preserve
Course Summary
If you're looking for a fantastic disc golf experience, Mount Bradford Preserve in West Chester, PA, is definitely worth a visit. With an impressive rating of 4.9, it seems to have captured the hearts of many players. The course offers a great mix of challenges and beautiful scenery that keeps us coming back for more.
Players have highlighted the well-maintained fairways and the thoughtful design of the course, making it enjoyable for both beginners and seasoned pros. The natural surroundings add to the charm, providing a peaceful atmosphere that enhances our game.
Whether you're practicing your putts or enjoying a round with friends, Mount Bradford Preserve offers an inviting environment that encourages both fun and skill development. It’s a place where we can all appreciate the sport while soaking in the beauty of nature.
Overall Rating
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Top Reviews
This is one of the best preserve around, it is so diverse between the wooded paths thanks to the frisbee players, and the vast open field where there are butterflies and berries galore! So beautiful and peaceful (when the frisbee players aren’t making a ruckus)
- Eva Soler
Solid 9 hole disc golf course with 2 baskets on each so basically an 18 hole course. Good mix of wooded and open shots and elevation change. Quality tee pads and baskets, good layout, mix of par 3s and 4s.
- Trey Andrew
Went to play disc golf with my brothers, there is a very fun a challenging 9 hole course. You can also play the course twice and use the different hole locations to play a full round of 18. Very fun course with some challenging long holes. Worth a visit. The park is also very beautiful with nice walking trails
- Jacob R.
Great course with fun elevation changes, and challenging terrain. Best for moderate to high skill level. Best played in dry conditions and not directly after rain. Wear appropriate clothes & shoes for going into vegetation, thorns and stinging nettle possible, and going up and down steep embankments on woods holes.
- Cameron Warren
Decent 9 hole that just added a second basket to each hole to make it technically an 18. Good variety if terrain, some is a little difficult to navigate. Worth a visit if your in the area, not quite worth a long drive to try.
- Chris Nalepa