Pleasant Hill

Bad course conditions, not worth $10. Course layout is dull and repetitive. Maybe a decent course for Maine but doesn't cut it for people used to playing better quality courses around the country.

Amazing course! Very well maintained and just an overall pleasant experience. It was a bit muddy in areas but that’s to be expected with the amount of rain that’s been moving through the area. Shop on premises is also worth stopping by, the snack selection is excellent. Would love to see tee signs but outside of that it doesn’t get much better than this

Signage would improve the course. Very fun course & great repurposing the property.

Fun track on an old golf course. Very peaceful. For the most park pretty easy & most of the par 5’s should be par 4’s. Cool pro shop, but the lady that works there needs some communication skills because shes’s not very “pleasant” to talk with…… 🙄

The course is nice and fun. Mosquitos were the worst I’ve ever encountered while playing disc golf. Be prepared!

Okay course. The pads are SUPER easy. Super short par 4s and 5s. Very flat, very open. Not a lot of technical holes.

I love this course for so many reasons! Kristi (the owner) is incredibly knowledgeable about discs and maintains a well stocked pro shop (tons of TSA goodies!). While there are trash cans at every tee pad with the hole number and distance, some of them are incredibly worn and missing numbers. Never been a problem for me since the baskets are always within sight and I can just look at udisc. The majority of the holes are wide open so it’s great for beginners and there are plenty of friendly “Maine pars” if you’re using the main layout on udisc. At the end of the day it’s a pay-to-play course; understand and respect the rules that are in place (don’t go in the water, limit of 5 people/group, people just walking also pay, etc). Even though people come for recreational fun, at the end of the day it is a business and is run like one!

Great course, the pars are a little on the easy side, but definitely fun!

Great course design for an old ball golf course. Nice pro shop and very well maintained course. Friendly Maine pars.

The course is okay. The owner will ban you for sticking your hand in the water to get your disc, you will get banned for asking for your disc back from them more than once (true story, happened to the guy in front of us.). I feel you may get banned for breathing wrong. The baskets are old and need work, the shot variety isn’t much. Wouldn’t recommend it as a stop, unfortunately. Could be a cool property.

Very open course with forgiving pars. The par 4s are 3s almost anywhere else. Pro shop has an impressive disc selection.

Pretty awesome course, truly gourmet disc golf. Former ball golf course,it’s very open and forgiving. Still some rough, but each hole is open, clear, and has the distance marked on each trash can that it is next to the benches that are on every hole next to the concrete tee pads. great for beginners, first timers, and intermediate to pros who want to challenge their accuracy and distance. Ever fine yourself playing disc golf, hitting trees, and think “how good could these shots be?” PHill.

By far on my top ten list. Plenty of opportunity for the long bomb. Finished 12 under.

Expensive price point for a very amateur styled course.

Amazing course and wonderful staff! Will play this course anytime I’m in the Portland area. May even go to the Portland area just to play Pleasant Hill

Fun bomber course, well maintained fairways and greens. Tees are a little iffy with some tripping hazards in between the pavers

Course looks great!

very wet

Wide open bomber course. Pro shop has discs, bags, baskets, drinks, apparel, and snacks. Some holes get a little wet in the spring.

Been a while since have played here, course was nice today, had a great day!