Selinsgrove, PA

Selinsgrove Area School District (SASD) DGC

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HyooMac
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Experience: 6.8 years 419 played 387 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Wandering around campus looking at the phone? That’s a disc golfer

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 14, 2023 Played the course:once

Other Thoughts:

18 holes spread out around a huge multi-school campus. The baskets are old DGA's. Most of the the numbers have faded away, and for some reason, basket #18 is in the hole #17 position. There are no tees and no signage. GPS navigation using uDisc is a must - especially when figuring out several long walks between holes.


Does a good job of "using what's available" since most of the holes are in open fields around school buildings. The middle section of the layout (#9 - #13) does the best: parking lots, streets and sidewalks are used for OB, and you play two short holes that take advantage of a steep hillside (#11 goes up, and #12 comes down)


Overall the layout plays pretty soft. Some short par 3's that don't have many obstacles, and the par 4's are in the 400's. Hole #17 plays across the fenced outfield of a baseball diamond. I managed to hit the far foul pole, eliminating another parked birdie


Holes #1 - #7 are open, but use some mature trees to shape the lines a bit. The middle holes provide the most variety, then #14 - #18 are pretty monotonous trudges around and across athletic fields.


Decent, but certainly not memorable for much except all the walking.
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LeeZ
Experience: 4.4 years 16 played 10 reviews
1.00 star(s)

Extremely Frustrating 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Feb 22, 2020 Played the course:once

Pros:

Great place to practice for people or students who live close here.
Lots of wide open fields to practice your distance shots.
Almost no way anyone will lose a disc.

Cons:

No tee pads
No tee signs
No markers for next basket
Lots of cars around and back nine plays along some moderately busy roads.
Baskets are numbered wrong so don't go by the numbers on the baskets.

Other Thoughts:

View this course as 18 practice baskets scattered around a high school. There is absolutely no rythmn to this course and you will spend a lot of time trying to figure out where to go next. If you live within 30 minutes and want to get a practice round in then check it out otherwise I would not waste the time to travel here.
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Butterfly21378
Experience: 21.7 years 47 played 1 reviews
1.00 star(s)

not player friendly 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Sep 7, 2019 Played the course:once

Pros:

Easy to get to

Cons:

No signage or tees to mark where to throw from or how to find the next hole. Didnt finish because we couldn't find anything after hole 6
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Dr. Bogey
Experience: 12.8 years 17 played 1 reviews
3.00 star(s)

A fun course for a relaxed round 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Jan 16, 2016 Played the course:once

Pros:

Nice variety--long holes, short holes, elevation changes, wide-open shots, tight shots.

Well-kept grounds.

Cons:

No real tees or even marked tee locations. A few tee areas (as indicated on the map) are on sidewalks or other paved areas, though.

Availability of the course and some holes depends on what other activities are happening on the property. Several fairways cross parking lots, streets, sports fields, or footpaths.

Long walks between some holes.

Near-impossible to navigate without a map.

Some baskets were either abused or poorly installed, and were a little lopsided.

Other Thoughts:

This is a fun course, but don't expect to play it quickly or necessarily play all the holes. Playing on a Saturday, I had to skip one hole with a fairway that went across a parking lot full of cars.

The map is absolutely essential if you're playing this course for the first time. Find it under the Links/Files tab. It's very well done--thanks to whoever put it together!

All in all, this is a good course that is well worth a try. Don't let the pros to cons ratio deter you; the pros are big ones, and easily outweigh the cons.
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danhyzer
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Experience: 36.1 years 2297 played 125 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Cool to be a kid at this school------------ -+ 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 25, 2014 Played the course:once

Pros:

Well groomed fairways, one could probably play barefooted if they wished to :)

The way I played this course It was set up for an advanced player. As there was a couple of long holes (#8, #14 and #16)

Holes # 1- #6 are fairly short, but it's adjacent to the Middle School and I can see this as a benefit. As the children can learn to play during a gym class (for example).

Ample parking

Cons:

It's currently not set up for a rec player (As I'm sure most players would be, since the course is on school grounds), but it can be easily fixed to have multiple tees and thus making this course more accessible to the mass audience that could benefit from having multiple tees.

No defined tee area, I played as the map presented itself and basket to basket when applicable.

On school property, This isn't really a bad thing. But if this course was in a park it could be played more.

I think if there was some kind of colored duct tape in the basket well pointing to the desired tee area it would benefit most players.

No kiosk, if you don't print or have a map beforehand your going to have troubles locating each hole, if this would be your first time playing this course.

Some long walks between holes, especially if you parked by hole # 1, As # 18 is on the other side of the campus. But one could walk to the right of the High School and cut through the baseball fields and to the parking lot by the Middle School.

No public restroom.

Other Thoughts:

Since this course is on school property lets hope that the EDGE program is being introduced to the students------- -

Selinsgrove (pronounced SEAL-ins-grove) is sorta in the middle of the state. If your traveling, you might want to make prior arrangements for overnight stay as there's not a lot of hotels in this area. and if you plan to stay in a hotel during the Little League World Series and don't have a reservation, you might as well forget about finding a hotel within a 2 hr radius.

Can not play course during school hours or school activities (As some holes play a long the Football stadium/ parking areas # 6- # 8, the baseball field # 9 & # 10, the soccer field # 13- # 17.

I don't think I should have to say this, but since this course is on school property. Smoking, Drugs and Alcohol is a big no no!!

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