Tall Grass Disc Golf Course at Bancroft Bay Park

A scenic place for a hike, the course is like a links course but for disc golf. Dogs, even off the leash, are welcomed. The first 7 holes and last 2 holes require accuracy around and through woods or water. Holes 7 to 16 are more wide open and call for distance and sense of wind and topography. A plus for this course is it was built with local donations and volunteers in August 2008 (and improved in August 2009), but a minus is the locally made baskets, which chip putters, seem a bit high and have smaller-than-usual catch baskets. And if after you make a putt your disc rolls out under the rim of the basket like some kind of coin return, locals consider it just a design flaw. It still counts as a trapped disc. Still, I like how the course has its own area and isn't running in between park features like at so many other courses. The course handles crowds well. And it is fun to watch small airplanes land frequently at the adjacent airport. This course is nicknamed the "The Lower" to distinguish it from the other, smaller course at this park up the road a bit. In short, it is better than most courses, except for the baskets.