Woolley Park

Very basic course with 9 dead straight holes all under 200', most of them well short of that. One hole is marked as 110' but is about 50', which left me rather confused for a bit, thinking I must be looking at the wrong basket. Pretty much all the holes have some very thick looking rough very close to the baskets or just all along one side of the hole. Thankfully I only got into it a few feet once, but if you overthrow or fade out 10'+ you may never find your disc. There were tee posts for each hole with hole number, par (which is 3 for all of them) and distance, which as stated above may not be correct. No hole maps but they aren't needed since as also stated above they are all dead straight shots. Other than that there was zero signage that I saw indicating that there was a disc golf course at the park. If you do know it is there it isn't hard to find as there are only two ways to go from the parking lot (for the record, go left for the first 6) but it was a bit of an issue for 7, 8 and 9 as they are 500' from the other 6 with absolutely no indication they exist or where they are. Logically they were the other way from the parking lot and the decreasing distance to the tee in UDisc confirmed that, but I could see someone thinking this was just a 6 hole course if they only discovered it by walking through the park. The baskets had a lot of rusty chains and looked old and tired but they weren't in bad condition outside of the chains. I didn't explore the entire park but didn't see any drinking water in the areas I did walk through. There was a portable toilet in the parking lot, don't remember seeing any others on the course. All in all not that great. Not really worth a drive unless you are a course collector, especially as there are multiple much better options in the surrounding 20 or so miles.

Some neat little holes, lots of walking between a few

Solid putt put course if you use the posts as tees it’s a fun warmup emphasizing accuracy with putters/short midrange shots

Great beginners course. For sure cant play when the park is busy and the basket are a little confusing if your not using the app.

The course is part of a small township park and is, as previously described, very short and very basic. There are no trees to speak of, just a lot of cattail- like reeds that proliferate along the entire park which is logical, given it's placement in a swamp.

Love this short 9, very cute hidden park. Great course to introduce people to the game! Careful, some of the rough can get pretty thick, and don't forget to play holes 7,8,&9 - down the path near the parking lot to the soccer field. Absolutely gorgeous at sunset

Great beginner course, but would not recommend going on a beautiful weekend day, because it’s almost impossible to play when there are other people at the park as the holes surround a basketball court, soccer field, etc.

Very short, no tee pads, nice little mid/putter course

Very short. Good to play with three kids.

Only 9 really short holes without tee pads. Otherwise not bad. Fun little putter challenge

Mesquite central.

Short. Bring your beginner friends here. They’ll have fun.

Pitch & Putt

Clean and maintained city park course. All holes are very short. If you get off the fairway or too far past the baskets it is very difficult to find the discs. Lots of family fun.

Nothing special. If you want to practice and want no distractions, other players or holes above 200 feet it works perfectly fine. Baskets are rusty and there are no tees but it gets the job done

It would be 5 stars but I didnt like the walk to hole one. No course map. The walk from hole 6 to 7. Then the walk from 9 to the parking lot.

Harder than it sounds.. an errant throw means thick rough

All holes are incredibly short. Not bad, not awesome

Very odd set up and park.. No tees, last 3 holes are separated from course play around a soccer field. Very short holes, however 5 feet behind or to the side off the baskets there is 3 to 4 foot tall grass

good practice course. Don’t bother with anything more than a putter. It would be great to teach kids