Trap Pond State Park

Very nice layout, mostly in the woods with lots of shade and shot variety. I played the Gold tees to Red baskets - the tees are rubber mats in various states, some very nice and some that need repair. The Red baskets are quite old with rusty chains and small/wobbly cages. Gold baskets are in great shape. Red tees are marked by stones/flags in the ground. Overall a great time and worth the entry fee!

Nice flat, shady course. Lots of trees.

Fun course. Multiple basket/tee combinations allow for varied challenge, but can get confusing. Signage on each tee which was nice. Gotta pay to get in, but campground station allows you to buy discs/water/snacks. Only issue was getting from basket to tee, especially if throwing at reds. Gotta walk to the gold basket and then the path to the next tee is noticable. Would play again.

Fun course. Very technical

Alot better than expected for a mostly wooded course. Tee pads could use upgrading. Short tees are marked with stones, back 9 well marked. Would do it again.

Well maintained course. Very technical with tight fairways though there isn't much ground vegetation so if you miss your line, you don't have to spend much time looking for your disc.

Short course ideal for beginners of any level.

Only 2 baskets are up at one time, so check if it's at blue or gold

The course presents as having two tee pads and three baskets. In reality the short red tees are just paver markers that are difficult to find. There are only two baskets, although they may switch the blue and gold baskets. The short red baskets are older with rusted chains. So really, there is a gold tee to a short red or long gold basket. The gold tee to gold basket is a challenge for sure. Finding your way around is difficult.

Some rusted baskets, damaged tee pads, baskets hard to see from tee, but peaceful beautiful woods

Course design and layout is awesome. Very fun to play and par is fair. Fairways are clearly defined and wide enough, and you can scramble for par from a throw that lands in the rough. Teepads are just sheets of rubber placed on the ground though, kind of lumpy and doesn't give good footing

Great course! Long layout has fun par fours, and good shot variety open/wooded and forehand/backhand! Rubber tee pads are alright.

Fun course, but really righty friendly. Tee pads could use some work and the tee signs are a close enough. Course is very clean. Bathrooms are near the lot and the surrounding park is gorgeous.

Difficult and technical. Baskets are pretty rusty. Some of the red tees are hard to spot.

Absolutely love this course

Very nice relaxing course through the wood. Baskets are clean and course is clean.

Bumpy Rubber mats are not great for a gold (good) layout, especially 15 where there's literally a root in the front of the pad where you could twist your ankle! Shots weren't bad but somewhat tough to figure out which basket is which hole, without running ahead, since some play close to each other. Also investing in brooms for the teepads since there are a lot of pine needles would be a great idea

The course map didn’t match the actual layout at some holes. Either the Teebox or the pin locations were off slightly. All the holes need to have the Teepads updated to concrete pads.

Awesome course! Very tough and challenging. It’s a shame that there were no blue pin locations so we played the full length course but it was a fun challenge

Course is very well-kept and scenic. Nice tees and baskets with yellow markings for visibility. Downside is lots of trees, even in the middle of the fairway, make it a very high-difficulty course.