Joralemon Park

Surprised to see that this course is rated so high. I'm doing a disc golf roadtrip through New England and NY but this is the most disappointing yet. Don't get me wrong it is a good course, but not a 4,6. 1. The teesigns are waaaay off. Most of them doesn't even remotely resemble the hole. 2. The wooded parts of the course doesn't have cleared fairways. Some trees need to go and make a clear distinct fairway. 3. The more open holes inside the park are better but a bit much of just hyzer hyzer hyzer. 4. Too many layouts. Too many baskets. It's just confusing. Get rid of some of the layouts and improve the other ones. As of know, it feels like the course creators went for quantity over quality. 5. The potential is there, but it's a lot of work to be done. But if you're in the are, go play!

I was playing the white tees, which were bits of lumber in the ground, and could not always find them

D’oh! (hit a tree on a hole in the woods).

Great variety. Challenging but fun!

Cool course through the woods with some nice scenery.

Excellent course with a wide variety of shots and challenges. Not for the novice, and a good challenge for the intermediate player.

Solid course with decent variety of shots. Confusing layouts could use a little better signage

It’s definitely really nice, just make sure you’re prepared for it 😅

Ok so the course is good the layout we played Jwest18 was ok …not sure why it went from hole hole 2 to hole 7 ,It was odd.it rained on and off all week so course was wet with standing puddles in the fairway..will play again!!

Very fun course, will definitely play again !

A few too many poke-and-pray holes in the woods for the J27 course.

Excellent course, all kinds of holes for all kinds of experience levels.

One of the best free courses I’ve played, worth the drive from 90

Lot of potential needs a redesign

Played this course twice. J West 18 layout. A lot of wide open fairways so if you want to blow out your arm trying for distance, step right up. Also bring your climbing boots. If you like lemons this course is for you. I’d play again. Happy birthday America!

The DeLaveaga of New York. Some of the wooded holes good be upkept better considering they are the best holes!

This is a good course that is slipping, but has potential to become great again with some work. The property is very nice and the multiple layouts provide plenty of challenge and variety, but also cause a lot of confusion. Better signage would be a huge quality of life upgrade. Tees are ok. I agree that many of the woods holes could use a little widening to create more fairness and fun. I also agree that this course seems to offer quantity instead of quality in some respects. With some focused efforts this could be a really great course.

Well maintained course. Interesting holes incorporating large stone formations. Good variety of shot shapes + balance of woods and open

Great park problem is the "white tees", that I could find played more like red tees at other courses. Also there were a bunch of holes that just had an imaginary tee pad out in the middle of a field with no marker... example hole 2, hole 8 and I few others I can't quite remember. There needs to be more then a flag and a stick layed down to symbols a tee pad. The main course is beautiful but it just seems like no one cares about the beginners at all...

Incredible public park course with a good mix of open fairway shots and technical wooded holes. The course layout can be confusing but follow the udisc map and you won't lose your way. This is one of my favorite courses in the area!