Jenkins Mountain Disc Golf
Course Summary
Jenkins Mountain Disc Golf in Washington, VA, enjoys a high rating of 4.8 stars, indicating a generally positive reception from its players. The course is praised for its thoughtful layout, scenic beauty, and the variety it offers, providing an enjoyable experience for both beginners and seasoned players. However, due to the lack of negative feedback available, it's challenging to provide a balanced viewpoint on the course's potential drawbacks, such as maintenance or navigation issues that are common in other courses. Nonetheless, the overwhelmingly positive reviews suggest that any such issues are either minimal or well-managed, contributing to the high satisfaction among players.
Unique features of Jenkins Mountain Disc Golf, as highlighted by players, include its challenging terrain and strategic hole placements that test skill and strategy. While specific challenges faced by players aren't detailed due to the absence of negative reviews, it's conceivable that navigating the mountainous terrain could pose a difficulty for some, potentially offering an area for improvement in terms of signage or path clarity. Despite
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Top Reviews
What's not to love!? You've got an epic course in the foothills of the Shenandoah, beer, wine, and the kindest most generous proprietors one could ask for! Free to play, pay to drink! Great place for adults, kids, families, pets, pets' kids... Challenging at times but fair. Beware the March winds!
- Joey Abrams
This is a top tier course and we have been everywhere in the US. I rate it above Maple Hill, Beaver Ranch and some of the others people rave about. It’s beautiful, well maintained, nicely designed and laid out. Thank you so much!! We have traveled through here just to play this course and we love it!!
- Chelsee beck
Before playing, ask yourself: “How much do I love poison ivy?”. The grass/poison ivy on the front nine “fairways” was about a foot high which made for a pretty uncomfortable game. If this is how they maintain (or don’t) the course regularly then you have to wear long pants. I had several ticks on me by hole three and hadn’t even played the rough yet. Also, I would recommend you play w a map or not at all. First time, by myself, I got lost several times. Other than the above the setting is stunning and the course is very well laid out; if in dire need of some mowing.
- Rudy Izzie
It is a very nice course, very well taken care of. And very challenging. Definitely worth a day trip there. It is on the property of a brewery and whinery with beautiful scenery with chairs and hammocks to lounge in.
- Joe Gladwish
This is my new fav 9 hole coarse. I heard a rumor they are adding a back nine in the future and if so I very much look forward to it!
- Anton Burke