Boise, ID
Columbia Village DGC Share
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Columbia Village sign at the entrance to the park.



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Playable (if you live there)

2-4    9/19/2012   10/22/2012
Review By: Harvy B.
Played: 15  Reviewed: 9  Exp: 1.1 Years
Pros: -It has baskets, and there are 9 of them.
-Some interesting obstacles (fences, ball fields, Swimming pool, tables, high voltage power tower, people, a church parking lot) good use of available trees and elevation
-...Um...it has a parking lot (sorry I'm searching)
Cons: -Private course, you have to be one of the children of the corn or friends with one to legally play.
-No driver or mid-range necessary for most holes, just a trusty putter.
-You have to actually throw over a picnic table without running into it on hole 3, don't grip-lock or somebody who might be enjoying a sandwich is loosing a tooth.
-The "activity center" steals discs if they get thrown over the fence into the pool on holes 3 and 5.
-Sure hope a kid isn't on the diving board or slide when somebody shanks a drive.
-signage sucks or is nonexistent.
Other Thoughts: Whoever has ranked this underwear stain as a 3 has their head square up the wrong end. It is a playable course at best. If the park is busy at all holes 1,2,3 and 5 are out of play, unless you like hucking discs at children. If you have never played disc golf before and are looking for a first course, go elsewhere, there are plenty of courses in Boise.
By the way this is a private course (Nothing caps off a round of disc golf like a possible trespassing charge). There is one sign that indicates this as a private course, but it wasn't until I asked the front desk of the "activities center" for a disc that went over a fence back, that they pointed it out. Luckily they were nice enough not to report me to the police... this time (which they made clear as they pointed out the video surveillance system).
If you know somebody in Columbia Village, or are visiting somebody who lives there, play the course. I believe that every course is worth a throw, but it is not a 3, it is not mind-blowing, it is not even that well cared for. Play it to say you did, but don't wish-list it or drool over it by any means. Drive down to Ann Morrison, or better yet Lydle Gulch is just up the road.

fun ace runs

5+    11/7/2011   11/17/2011
Review By: appysdad
Played: 19  Reviewed: 6  Exp: 3.6 Years
Pros: super fun course in a great setting pin placements are tricky at points, only a few big shots making it beginner friendly, some really fun little ace runs, and great use of elavation change
Cons: its not 18, its right in the middle of a subdivision ,gates around the pool are locked which can make getting your disc tricky
Other Thoughts: this is a private course so if you play it be respectful beings they let us play it

 not bad for a quick pick up game

2-4    7/19/2010   7/19/2010
Review By: doompaul
Played: 8  Reviewed: 3  Exp: 3.9 Years
2 Helpful / 0 Not
Pros: This is a fun little course that is great for beginners. No big strain here, but a few good lines and some good hyzer practice.
Cons: Not the best maintained course I have ever played. The fenced in pool makes for an interesting water hazard. There are a few places where you can lose a disc in the "eternal pit of doom" where you will have to wade thru a hot dirty pit to find your disk.
Other Thoughts: I enjoy this course when I don't have the time o play Ann Morrison or for a quick pick up game before work.

2 of 2 people found this review helpful.

 The Little Engine That Could

5+    4/12/2009   4/13/2009
Review By: DRKPRNC
Played: 15  Reviewed: 5  Exp: 5.6 Years
3 Helpful / 0 Not
Pros: Nice baskets, no water hazards (besides adjacent swimming pools), short-armed players and beginner friendly.
Cons: One or two holes have a blank sign for the hole information. Must be a resident to play here.
Other Thoughts: It's short and very open and easy. Can birdie almost every hole. Mid-range discs only need apply here, and putters. Great place to take the tikes to start their disc golf lovin. The middle area is mostly desert-type grass, so you need to keep an eye on your disc when landing in it.
Good times for a quickie, hardly nobody every on the course.

3 of 3 people found this review helpful.


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