Boardman Schools DGC is located on the grounds of Glenwood Junior High, with views of Boardman High School (Go Spartans!)

The course does provide plenty of variety for a course located at a middle school. Several holes can be tricky at times, playing through and around the lush wooded area. Sharp shot shaping is required at times, with a few opportunities to let a long drive rip.

Distances range from 163' to 462'. I wouldn't call this a pure beginners course, but there's fun to be had for the younger kids as well as more experienced players.

Beautiful, hand-carved wooden signs mark every tee pad. Baskets are brand new MVP Black Hole's.

#1 is a very fun start. It's the longest hole on the course at 462', playing through the woods with a dogleg left.

#8 is also enjoyable. It's a 223' downhill shot with a protected pin placement that may be prone to rollaway approaches.

While the course is designed very well for what the property has to offer, there's little variety in elevation or hazards. The only notable elevation changes are a small hill on #7 and the downhill drive on #8.

Tee pads are natural. Not sure if there's any plans to make them permanent in the future, but right now you just tee off in the grass.

A little more maintenance would be nice. Some overhanging branches need to be trimmed, some of the rough is pretty long.

It's great to see school districts investing in the sport!

I thought the design was perfectly balanced, with each hole providing a unique challenge.

With all of the new courses going in, it's easy to see that Mahoning Valley is beginning to become a disc golf destination for those in the area!