~ The signage is comically overstuffed with information. Color maps with the four tees and four+ basket positions, topography lines, adjoining holes, etc. Added to that are the mandos, along with explanations of the mandos, rules of OB, and other general information about playing disc golf.
There's enough reading here to kill time while waiting on a busy day
~ And speaking of the signs: Hole #6 sign includes a mysterious drawing of a fellow, and it also includes a small square with the letters "RAG." I noticed this because I had come across that square walking from the basket on #5. It was a concrete rectangle, with those letters. It was almost like a tiny tee…..I was curious and did some research here on DGCR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2L9EVrGVcQ
Yeah - this guy made his own tee! What a great game we play.
COURSE AMENITIES:
Designer Tim Beron outdid himself with poured concrete tees, great signs and baskets, staircases, retaining walls and paths. There are park bathrooms available. The steep hills make the course not very cart friendly, but it's a short 9 you could play carrying 2-3 discs
RECOMMENDED COMBINATIONS:
A quiet day with light traffic (on the course and on the roads) can open up a combination with Burke Lake or Pohick Bay, but if traffic at Bluemont allows, play a few different layouts right here