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Old Skool 
5+ 
8/23/2008 
9/9/2008
Review By: Huck Played: 38 Reviewed: 7 Exp: 26.1 Years
This review was updated on 11/24/2008
Pros: Easy enough for beginners with enough challenge for more advanced players.
Very dedicated group of locals do a nice job keeping it clean. Plenty of shade.
There are mulitple tees and pins on each hole. You will need to be able to make all of the throws (flat, hyzer, anhyzer, rollers, etc) to score really well here. No truly giant holes but there is enough distance to make it interesting.
Very dedicated group of locals do a nice job keeping it clean. Plenty of shade.
There are mulitple tees and pins on each hole. You will need to be able to make all of the throws (flat, hyzer, anhyzer, rollers, etc) to score really well here. No truly giant holes but there is enough distance to make it interesting.
Cons: Flat!!! Storms and old age have left a lot of open throws where there used to be trees.
Other Thoughts: One of the very oldest courses on the east coast with a long history.
1 of 5 people found this review helpful.
Report this Review Great course for families 5+ 10/25/2009 8/31/2008
Review By: prerube 
Played: 191 Reviewed: 177 Exp: 6.1 Years
This review was updated on 11/1/2009
Pros: Low frustration level (once you figure out where to go), little brush to get stuck in, nearly no chance of disc loss, It is a very nice course for the whole family to play, or a good introductory course to get your friends interested in Disc Golf.
There are 3 tees for various skill levels.
There are 3 tees for various skill levels.
Cons: The course is short and open making it relatively simple for advanced players. with one good throw you can land next to the basket on the par 5 holes. There are no major hazards and no elevation. Some mandos, but they are not overly challenging.
Some signs are old, so pay attention to the arrows on the trees for mandos. The tee sign for 15 has recently been torn off the pole. The course is begining to show it's age.
Some signs are old, so pay attention to the arrows on the trees for mandos. The tee sign for 15 has recently been torn off the pole. The course is begining to show it's age.
Other Thoughts: Disc for sale just down the road.
lots of family traffic on the weekend
NO TICKS
I took a dozen 6th grade first timers and no one lost a disc, and they really liked the course. It has now turned into a yearly trip. The second year the kids got frustrated with navigation of the course and some gave up because the could not find the next tee.
lots of family traffic on the weekend
NO TICKS
I took a dozen 6th grade first timers and no one lost a disc, and they really liked the course. It has now turned into a yearly trip. The second year the kids got frustrated with navigation of the course and some gave up because the could not find the next tee.
8 of 8 people found this review helpful.
Good starter course
Pros: Nice looking course and well maintained. Plays through the trees but is still pretty open. Good for all skill levels. The alternate tee boxes are well placed and add some good distance to the holes.
Cons: Very small space to fit 18 holes into. Keep an eye out for discs when the course gets crowded. Can be difficult to figure out which basket you are shooting to because the holes are cramped. The diagrams for the holes are not always helpful. Not very challenging as you get better with the sport.
Other Thoughts: My first time playing disc golf was on this course and I was still able to have fun and feel I was doing good. This course is great for beginners and poses a few challenges to the more advanced players.
4 of 6 people found this review helpful.
Simple and compact
Pros: Compact course is easy to play for a quick round. Short holes and low difficulty level make it a good beginner course. Lack of vegetation makes it almost impossibe to lose a disc.
Cons: The layout makes these 18 holes somewhat monotonous. All holes are flat and open aside from some large trees scattered around.
Other Thoughts: This course is so open and lacking in small brush that you can see the entire course from just about anywhere on the course. For a small park in a dense suburban area, Calvert Rd packs in pretty good disc golf experience, but for top notch disc golf, you need to get farther away from DC.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful.
Flat and Fun
Pros: Smartest use of 4 acres you'll ever see. Lots of gorgeous trees. Well maintained, grass is always cut and rollers scream. Excellent tee pads. Great volunteers that help maintain course and move baskets a lot.
Cons: No elevation. Course below street level and holds water. Fairways are up against each other. Easy to get hit by a disc here.
Other Thoughts: I learned how to play disc golf at Calvert in 1988. I bought my first 2 golf discs, a DGA PowerDrive and SuperDrive here. Back then, the place had Mach 1s that were literally falling apart. The old tee pads were junk! Dave Devine got the money to face lift Calvert in the 90s and it's never been the same since (thanks Dave!). One of the best 4-acre courses anywhere. Great baskets, multiple concrete tee pads, benches. But alas, even with all the amenities, it's still dead flat and only 4-acres. A two-some can finish a round in under an hour.
7 of 7 people found this review helpful.
Univ Maryland
Pros: Great use of a small space. Just enough trees and rule boudaries to provide a challenge. Multiple tees make it like 3 courses in one.
Cons: Navigating hole to hole can be confusing at points and the baskets are constantly being moved around. No water or elevation.
Other Thoughts: It's very unique to stand on the first tee and be able to see the entire course in front of you.
4 of 5 people found this review helpful.
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