Oklahoma Ave Field at RFK Campus

Quick 6, wish there were 3 more holes at min.

Good fun course

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Great little park course! Wish there was more holes! Use UDisc for tee boxes.

I am new to disc golf and play with my teenage daughter. This is a great course that is easily accessible for people that live in the city. It’s a great use of the space and appreciate having a course like this nearby. It’s great for beginners because the course is flat and there are few trees. Be mindful of people strolling on the paved walkways and give them the right of way. As well, on the weekend morning until about noon there is a cool flea market/farmers market in the parking lot adjacent to the course and cars maybe parked around basket #2 so don’t be like me and send one into a parked car!

Mostly open, simple design, but no missing baskets or tee signs. I enjoyed the course 👍

Practice baskets in a field next to a parking lot full of vagabonds, needles, trash and broken glass bottles. I can’t give a lower score.

Makes the very most out of the space available. The six hole loop is solid. The 18-hole smart layout is really smart! All 18 holes make sense and provide challenge. The 18 layout is loooooooong though: 900 foot P4, 490+ P3. The course has no pads but good signage to mark tees. It has temp (smaller) baskets, so be prepared to doink some hard earned good looks. Some trash on course, some pedestrians. All in all: massive congrats are in order. Beautiful use of space.

A nice small course with a mixture of shots.

Not a lot of lines to shape, but good field practice or putter round. Great to have something in town. Also brought Me to explore another area of town.

Way too many people lounging in the fairway. There should be a sign cautioning people this is a disc golf course and there will be flying objects.

Has potential to be a nice little fun course.

6 holes. Nice start.

Really nice course using the available land

Small but well maintained. Easy to get 18 if you loop 3 times

Nice, short course

As Good as it gets for a small open field

People walking large dogs off leash, high grass, no tee pads.

Course was a little wonkie but did the job

It’s fantastic there’s some holes in DC. But this course could use a few locals who do just a little maintenance. It doesn’t need a ton of work, a few people in the surrounding neighborhoods who could pick up the signs, create some clear lines, that sort of thing. Otherwise this will continue to be a “play it as it is” field-work style course, played on days when people who live in the city don’t have the stomach for a suburban adventure. Which, frankly, is a huge shame.