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3335 4th Army Dr, Frisco, Texas, 75034, United States

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Sean Kahlich

Jul 12, 2018

Definitely a finesse course. Very short. Back 9 is wide open so if it's windy you're gonna have a lot of chasing to do. LOVE: getting birdies, mowed fairways, giant tee pads, full color signs, multiple pin locations. HATE: easily losing discs in the prairie grass, partially exposed electrical cable in the creek

sensiblepatron

Jan 21, 2019

Great short course and no water hazards. Muddy after a rain.

David Crandell

Aug 22, 2018

Fun little course. All holes are pretty short. Some tight wooded holes. They're doing work on 4th Army Rd though...been a lot of construction equipment on the course lately

Jonathan Mendoza

Aug 8, 2018

My favorite disc golf park around. Mostly shaded with trees so the sun isn't that big of an issue and has some good holes that require some skill. Only bad part is that there's a lot of shrubs, creeks, and deep woods you can lose your disc in if your aim isn't the best.

Gilbert De La Garza

Jan 27, 2018

Just got back home from playing this disc golf course, and it was a really a very fun play. This course is easy to get from tee to tee and well thought out as a short hole course with several strategic shots. Some are wide open and very short but a majority of them are 120 to 200 ft and either around trees, through narrow gaps in trees or slightly up or down hill with varying tree obstacles. It makes you think and plan your initial shot off several of the tee boxes, and can cater to forehand throws on a few of them. The back 5 holes are more wide open, short to mid length, with one (hole 18) over 300 ft., and 15 through 17 are currently built around and adjacent to a construction area, so I had to chase a disc or two over dirt mounds and behind a tractor (but those were my fault for hanging on to my disc a little too long before release). As to 18, the longest at 345 ft., it throws from the back open area back into trees toward the front of the course, and finshes nicely at the start of the course by the first tee box. All in all, it is a very good course and I will be back again for sure, and bring my buddies along next time! Note: Take a look at Black Kite's YouTube video with detailed drone footage of this course and each hole for a good primer before getting out there. I rate it 4.5 stars*

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