The Los Arboles DGC is located right beside the youth center. The park is small without much grass. It does have a small amount of elevation and trees to liven up the course. The course has a smallish course map at the start. The pads are small rubber mats. They're fine as long as you don't require any run up on 100' holes. There are small metal signs set on blue, wooden poles. The baskets are Mach II's. There is also a disc golf warning sign near the first basket.

This course would be a wonderful place to bring that beginner or wife or any inexperienced player. It's also a fun course on which to chase ACE's. Almost every hole is an ACE waiting to happen. # 6 would be a pretty tough hole to ACE considering the tree protection it has.

1. 129' straight with a little tree protection.
2. 75' straight, wide open.
3. 90' straight and open.
4. 110' wide open.
5. 110' slight uphill shot which requires a accurate drive between trees.
6. 102' slight downhill requires a good touch shot.
7. 117' w/basket set in and behind several trees.
8. 100' low, tunnel throw.
9. 146' to a basket in the middle of field.

There were plenty of walkers out this morning. They gave the right of way.

Pitch and Putt distances.

Missing a couple of signs and two baskets obviously had kids jumping on them (leaning).

It's not the prettiest course around, lots of dirt.

This is a course that I would come and play 5-6 rounds at a time if I lived anywhere close by. I would also have a whole bundle of ACE's by my name. Foe being this tiny pitch and putt, it actually has several holes that are somewhat creative and fun. Not fun as in a 400' drive, but fun as in, can you keep your disc below the branches and still reach the chains.

Just a super little course for beginners, kids, wives, girlfriends, seniors, players looking to score some ACE's and course baggers.

Free, good baskets, small but well built tees, has some fun tree challenges on a few holes, opprtunity to take a young kid or two, and they might actually par, opportunity to be a good roll model for the sport. Good eats right down the street on Del Monte, good place to throw after a large lunch, decent signage

small course, not a scenic date night course.

Epic !!! ( I had to say that: my son helped construct the course as a member of the Cal State Monterey Bay Disc Golf Club). Dedicated to his Coach Merle, thank you. I have plans on bringing a kid here soon!

Course for students and beginners
-Nice DGA baskets
-Quiet park setting, green grass
-Few other park users
-Rubber tee pads
-Tee signs with distance on each
-Ample parking on street

--Some baskets are near other holes, which can make it confusing to determine which pin you are shooting at
--Holes are all very short (but good for beginners)
--The only other users seemed to be dog walkers, but I have only played it once (in the morning), so there might be greater use in the afternoon once school is out

--This is a great course to bring someone new to the sport. Did not notice if there were bathrooms and water nearby, but there is a Youth Center at hole 1 (with skate park) so I think there are some amenities.
--Should only take a player with some experience about 20 min to play the whole course, mostly with a putter or midrange disc on a few holes.