Course Reviews

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by SoloPlayer on Feb 15, 2015 at 4:41am

Super fun course. I helped pour the tee pads years ago, so I'm a bit partial to this course. Lots of trees on nearly every hole, including big pine trees. You will hit them. At a park, so lots of other park users, but the disc golf course is set nicely so it doesn't interfere or you don't have to wait for other park users very often. 18 holes, about 2 miles in walking. Hole 1 and hole 18 are right next to each other, so you end where you start, which is nice. Nice course board and maps always available. You will need them on several holes as it's not obvious where the next hole is on several of them. The baskets are marked with the hole numbers, which is nice. You will use all your disks on this course as you need lots of different shots & techniques. There are a lot of mid range length holes, with a couple longer ones a couple shorties. Nice park, with nice views.

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by Rossome on Jun 21, 2011 at 1:00am

Sorosis is a beautiful course set in a well maintained 40 acre city park populated by mature pines and oaks. Not a particularly long course, but plenty difficult with the trees and pin placements. Great views of the Columbia River, Mt Adams, and Mt Hood and a variety of eagles, hawks, flickers, tanagers, and other birds. The rose garden between holes 8 and 9 is a colorful delight from May through October. The concrete tee pads are small, but a nice improvement. The layout is not completely intuitive so the first time out is a bit of a learning process. Difficult to lose a disc here. There are nice tennis courts, horseshoes, great kids playground, walking/running path, ball fields and picnic areas. Great fun for the whole family even if they are not golfers. Don't miss this one!

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by JSteez on Oct 15, 2009 at 2:54pm

Beautiful park with a great view of Mt Adams and Mt Hood. Course offers plenty of different shots. Can get windy but when the weather is nice its a course worth playing.