Best Disc Golf Course Lowell Near Me

Melissa Radford: It will be a great course when it's done. Great layout and well marked. A lot of wet areas. Wear water proof shoes or bring a dry pair.

John Petralia: I used to walk these woods with my dogs long before it was a disc golf course. I'm not currently a player looks and seems cool though. I think they did an excellent job with it. I do miss being able to let the dogs roam freely. There are some trails you can take to minimize walking around and not getting in the way of players. I personally wait and watch for players and not get in their way but you get evil eyes when walking the dog thru still. I do only stop with the dog now when it's practically empty or weird hours when it's empty.

DL Hirst: I’ve only played this course a couple times, but I enjoyed it both times. Good distances on most holes. Nothing too demanding for novice players. Some very Ace-able opportunities for the seasoned golfer.Ample signage on tee boxes. Could use some more signs between holes. Follow the well worn paths and you should be OK. But, take a picture like the one below, just in case.

Matthew Mattson: Sincerely one of the best free courses to play in New England. Every hole presents a different challenge where you have to throw many shot shapes. Highly recommend for both beginners to pro players.

Samuel Marcucci: Awesome course. Great technical woods lines but also a few holes where you can air it out. This course is good for all skill levels but really shines for intermediate skill players looking for a course to help you level up. I live near Boston so it's a 40min drive to any course and Clement is the one worth driving to!

Ceelo III: A bit busy, but nice... (oops)Also it be nice if they install benches.

Robert Fallon: Takes about 2 1/2 hr to play a round. If you like to hike than you should give this a go.

Lee Andron: The place to toss off a few!

Adam Guy: Love the course & having two sets of targets on each hole. Can be a bit confusing finding the next tee but usually a sign is near one of the two hole locations.

Jonathan Finlay: Great disc golf course! Play here once or twice a month if I can.Update - they now have a 2nd set of blue baskets and a 2nd coarse nearby called Meat Bone. Can't wait to try the new one.

Alex Fox: an excellent community-run & maintained course. A nice challenge with technical lines through mostly-wooded holes, overall slightly favors RHFH/LHBH shots but good fun for anyone

Harvey Paul: Great disc golf course! You can really try for distance on hole 1. Good variety of technical long holes!

Barbara Lojko: EXCELLENT Golf Course, Under Beautiful Pine trees/ Well -- designed Frisbee/ Disk stations, Nice Wooden benches/ Trails ALL Over, Nice hilly areas! Located---Across-- Shaws' Plaza, Next to American Legion Barn Off RT 495/+ RT.125Plaistow,N.H. Easy Acess for all.Spacious Fielded Parking Lot.River Down Backside , of Forest, to take a dip, when its' HOT weather !! Love it her, been frequenting 20+ years.Great Adult Golf Discing..Free, CAN join Teams.

Stephen Munley: It was great, but it was hard. Lots of trees in your way. Everything is very well marked. It is a very enjoyable outdoors experience.

Paul Cunningham: Beautiful course and fun to play

MG Kopczynski: Great layout and excellent conditions

David Eynisfeld: Challenging but beautiful course

Kevin Moschella: Great course. Challenging but makes for a nice hike in the woods too.

Jonathan Hall: Excellent disc golf course. Well maintained patio style tee boxes and the baskets are in great condition. This is a long course, with 18 holes and many of them have two tee boxes, two baskets or both.

Samuel Chalfin: Very icy currently. But still fun. Tee boxes were clear.

Rich: Icey

Syrah M: Cool place to go for a walk! Next to soccer field and birds chirping!!!

Sam Schott: 9 hole course that is fun. In dense forestry. Short holes but a good time

Bill Sargent: Perfect place to practice upshots. Course is short but enough fun to run a few times in a row.

Joe Cataldo: Challenging hilly wooded course

Jason Turcotte: If you are into hiking while playing disc golf this is the course for you, either the general or the hill will challenge and entertain any level player. Mosquitoes were not terrible today, I played after 6 and had a relatively nuisance free round, only improvement I would suggest would be better marking to the start of the general course as it can be a little confusing if it's your first time. Course map at each hole was very helpful once you got to the first tee.

DB Cooper: Awesome time

Robert Yidiaris: Outstanding course

J Phillips: Love devens. Two great courses in central, ma. Very challenging and never gets old. The woodpeckers are out there! Beware!Update 2020:. Course is looking great!Update 2022: Course is still legit, bird dogs all day long out here.

Christian Helgeson: This has been my favorite disc golf location for the past 8 years of my life. Well maintained, 2 incredible 18 hole courses. Quite difficult, will make you work for par or a bird. I will never stop coming here, unless I move away, and even then it would be hard to keep me away.

vorian attraides: Awesome

Melissa Radford: I personally prefer the hill to the general but both are great courses. (Except when the mosquitoes are in season. They will carry you right of the course).

Kaleb Jones: This course is really fun.

Jason Parsekian: Beautiful and you can't beat free

Paul Cunningham: The holes are hard to follow but I went around with some veterans. The course is rocky and steep but well laid out. I enjoyed it.

Beastbeyondboston Scott Robert: Lots of hills and walking but nice course

Dan L: A challenging disc golf course that actually offers 2 courses (The Hill and The General). It's fairly quiet with plenty of parking across the road from the entrance. The tee boxes are level platforms with a rubber top.

david feeney: Outrageous! Tremendous course, very wooded. Many Thanks to the folks who made it possible.

Jason Bice: One of the best courses I have been on!

Chris Taylor: One of my favorite courses. Fun terrain, and everything is clearly marked and easy to follow. 2 different 18-hole courses to play

Richard Fine: Good service, very expensive. You pay for the convenience of instant service. Probably 50-70% higher than most other places to get an oil change. No more reviews until Google fixes the posting issue - this review was for Valvoline Natick

Marshall Umstadt: I play this course often and its a good combination of challenge and exercise.

Brandon Charboneau: Be ready for a hike! 2 very nice 18 hole courses.Parking is across the street next to a nice open field for practicing.

Mark: Great place to play a round or two of disc golf! This is my very first place I played disc and its been a joy to keep coming back! Easy to find discs. Rarely poison ivy around. The hill is a great place for learners to practice or just have a quick little round of disc golf. Would highly recommend anyone that is interested or starting to play disc golf to try out the Devens Disc Golf coarse!

EVAN AUBREY: Great 9 hole course!

Bob Zuff: Nice and local. Needs some maintenance but hey what do you want for free.

Christian Freeman: Cute lil 9 hole course. Good pads. A few challenging lanes. Ideal spot to take some beginners!

Tamara Grasty: The second hole is to the right of the end of the first but aside from that, well marked and lightly trafficked

Paul Cunningham: I have played here two days in a row. My first rounds of frisbee golf. I love it. It seems to be well maintained and everybody I have met has been very friendly.

Taylor Stillman: Cool spot, fun time.

Bill Sargent: By far my favorite 9 hole course around!

Peter Andrew Majeed: Nice course! Nicely challenging. Watch out for OB left on hole 8 into private property, that calls for a very specific shot there to make your par.

Richard Tortorici: Really fun course! Worth a play...

Matt maclean: First time playing....what a phenomenal course for a beginner or the advanced player...nice and clean...definitely playing here again!!!

Joshua Moody: Its a fun and very quick 9 holes, we did it twice in about an hour

Justin Celley: Short but technical 9 hole course. Well kept. Good for beginners and experienced alike.

Jason Trout: Decently well maintained, it's quite steep at some points so definitely don't go if it rained recently. All holes are a par 3 if varying difficulty.

Ryan Levins: Solid beginners course.

Jessica Eggers: My husband is the disc golfer he likes it because we moved here from the southwest where all the courses are long and open and this one he said is more challenging because it's all mid range "holes" (or whatever you call them) and a lot of trees which makes it more challenging. I noticed some beer cans strewn around but other than that well kept and very pretty in the forest.

Benjamin Ferguson: Great disk golf course for a quick 9-hole game! Distances are short making for quick rounds, but there are still plenty of tricky shots to make with elevation changes and trees to avoid. A little poison ivy to watch out for, and it can get busy in the late afternoon/early evening, but it's the nicest 9-hole course around.

Mr Genius: Can’t review yet but plan on it very soon It will be my first time playing and I can’t wait looks very fun

Michael Adams: Great course well maintained

Ed Eichinger: Great 9 hole course. Bring deet, EEE in the areas

Krystal Mears: Very small course. Great for beginners, kinda boring if not. It is clean.

James Menento: Great course

Paul Crimmins: Front 9 is all wooded and condensed, back 9 is more open with water hazards on 16 - 18. Grounds keeper gave me the wonderful idea of practicing field work in the nearby baseball diamond. Can't wait to visit this course again!

Susan Mullin: Great park

Mark Hadwen: My first time playing disk golf. I found threading the space between the trees made the course quite challenging. It was easy following the layout of the course. I also discovered that disk don't float. Play the water wide.

Kelli Adams: Nice and lots of people playing now.

Jeanne Emanuel: This park is Great. Also has a football field.. skateboarding park and has beautiful surroundings

Peter Andrew Majeed: What a great little disc golf course! Mostly wooded with a few open holes, love the challenging distances and the tight lines of this course.

Trey Andrew: The course designers did a bang up job fitting a pretty good course into a small price of land. I’m used to courses where you walk 2-4 miles for one round of 18 holes but this one we can’t have walked more then a mile and a half tops. Most of the course is in the pine woods but the fairways are well made enough that it’s not just a throw-and-hope deal, there’s actual lines that you can go for on each hole even though some of the gaps are rather small. It’s also not just wooded golf, 3 holes are in the open, one a big field shot with a nice wide green and the other two shorter shots over two ponds on the property. The water shots are no problem if your a intermediate time advanced player and have a consistent 250’+ drive and you can always take it from the drop zone if ya don’t want to risk loosing a disc. There’s a good mix of shot shapes based on the fairways, left handed throwers are not at a disadvantage and both left and right handlers will need to throw backhand and forehand or backhand turnover to play the course as it was designed. The baskets are all nice, and the tee pads as well (I think there’s 2 tees for each basket one is a “winter layout” and the other “summer”). There’s a playground and skatepark in the park as well which is nice and a few benches. paths, pagodas, and fields. The only things I would change is it would be cool to have a par 4 or 2 and maybe even a par 5 thrown in somewhere and some of the map signs need fixing or the baskets need to be identified better so you don’t throw to the wrong one. Use UDisc.

Reverend Robert Fraize: Great place to meditate

Michael Thibaud: Challenging

MG Kopczynski: Nice course, well marked and laid out. Short, yet challenging

Kyle McCartney: All tees pads are clean. 12"+ snow in places. 😁

Bill Sargent: Course is quick but challenging! Winter layout has been a nice change from the normal course setup.

Zachary Adamczyk: Course layout is a little tight but they work with what they got... Blind drivable holes are kinda sketchy and you need to do alot of walk checks.

Nicole Martineau: Good course, lots of trees

Rich: Nice lay out. There's a lot of tree's.

Timothy Schoenborn: Fun little course very tight lots of overlapping holes. If busy have to watch for discs flying across your path.

Diego Gonzalez: The grounds are beautiful with gently rolling terrain. Great old maples and oaks shaded this pretty park, even on one of the hottest days this summer. In a mid-week day during this "pandemic" year(s?) people and families came and enjoyed this green space, but there was ample room for "social distancing" which was being observed by visitors on this day. The park has no public rest facility.

Stacy Gauthier: Love this course

Tim Allen: Great course conditions, baskets, and tee pads.