My Four ½ Favorite Disc Golf Courses to Play!

www.GotDiscGolf.com: Enjoying a great round of disc golf with your friends, brother and or kids is what life is all about. I can say I have played allot of great rounds of disc golf with allot of great people, and it’s hard to say which course is better than the other; so I am going to list of my four and 1/2, favorite courses to play; in no particular order:

Seneca Creek State Park - Gaithersburg, Maryland

Keep your throws low – Seneca has lots and lots of tees and several pin placements per hole make to make this one of my favorite courses to play. Arriving at Seneca Creek is a treat in its self. The park is has some of nicest surroundings I have every scene. It's peaceful and relaxing, creating a perfect setting for an enjoyable round. Locals there will treat you right.

Huntington Beach Central Park – Huntington Beach, CA

This is the first course I ever played, and to this day; it is one of my favorites! I have seen some of the greats and not so greats play an exciting round because of the major elevation shifts, tight woods and don’t forget the wide open holes. The pro-shack has any kind disc you want and they serve tasty beverages along with good music.

Maximo Park - ST. Petersburg, FL

I think I could play this course all day and maybe all night. Maximo offers disc golfers great views and lots of challenges. I played this course after not playing for awhile; I remembered what great disc golf was all about. If you are ever in the Tampa / ST. Pete area; stop by and play - you will see what I am talking about!

Ellison Park – Rochester, NY

This is one most exhausting, yet worthwhile courses I have ever played. This is defiantly for those who are shape… it s championship-caliber hillside features open grassy fairways with tall trees. All types of elevation come into play, with uphill, sidehill and downhill fairways, I played it back-to-back and I could barely walk afterwards! Trust me, it was defiantly worth it!

McLean Central Park – McLean, VA

Last but not least, McLean Central Park is the ½ in my four and ½ favorite disc golf courses to play. Mclean is a nine hole tightly wooded course with quaint streams and cute nannies pushing rich kids in strollers. I saw my brother get his first ace, and my kids throw their first discs. It brings back lots of great memories. If you are ever in the DC area, you have to play this classic course.