Hudson Park Disc Golf
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Year Established:
2015
Rating:
(1 vote)
Shorter, beginner friendly course that still has challenges for the more skilled player. Mostly carved out of old growth forest but does have a couple open field shots. Good elevation change on several holes.
Course Details
Course Type: Permanent
# Holes: 18
Target Type: Gateway Titan
Tee Type: Natural
Elevation: Rolling
Foliage: Mixed - Trees/Open
Course Length: 4,287ft
Hole Length: Under 300ft: 16 | 300 - 400ft: 2 | Over 400ft: 0
Course Designer: Friends of Ferguson Disc Golf
Directions
I-270; Exit 29 then south on West Florissant Ave 0.75 mile to a right onHudson Rd. Go a half a mile to a right on College Dr. Parking is a block ahead on the right.
First Tee:
(-90.287809491134,38.762041688132
Parking Lot:
(-90.288040161116,38.762161946998
Contact
Phone: 618-304-1671
Alt. Phone: 314-603-9393
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Official Event Layouts
Smokin Aces Presents the Cross Highway Clash sponsored by Dynamic Discs: GDG $5K/$10K event
20-Apr-2019
Default Layout
- Holes: 18
- Length: 4,287 ft.
- Par: 54
Round 1
- Divisions: MA1, MA40, MA50, MA55, MP40, MP60, MPO
Round 2
- Divisions: FA2, FA3, FA40, MA2, MA3
Cross Highway Clash
21-Apr-2018
Concrete Tees
- Holes: 18
- Length: 4,287 ft.
- Par: 54
Round 1
- Divisions: FA2, FA3, MA1, MA2, MA3, MA40, MA50, MJ18, MP40, MPO
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Great course. Yes, it is a little short, but still very challenging with wooded holes and elevation changes. Great signage at every hole and good trail marking / signs to get to the next hole. The only reason it doesn't get 5 chains from me is the dirt tee pads. This course SHOULD be more popular than White Birch, but it is still too new. And it has no issues of throwing into adjacent holes. Pros would call it an ACE RUN. And it will teach the novice / intermediate player new shots (flick, overhead, ect.)