Layout - Hole are spread well across the available area so no chance of getting in the way of people playing a different hole

Baskets - DiscCatchers are all in great condition

Tee markers - Every tee has a stump with a hole map on it. Really clear and easy to follow.

Great use of the geography - the course sits on a flat area of grassy flood plain, however the holes have been designed to offer a challenge despite the lack of undulation. So holes also incorporate old windswept trees and bushes to give the area atmosphere.

Navigation - it is not always obvious where the next few is, especially between holes 5&6. I had to have a good hunt and actually found the basket before I found the tee.

Footpaths - on some holes (3, 5 & 8), footpaths cross the holes. However this is not shown on the tee marker maps. On a cold winter's day I had no issues but in summer it could be a problem.

Par/distance - Hole 8 is the only par 4 on the course, however there are 2 holes longer than it on the course which are par 3! For the shorter thrower like myself I find this quite an unfair challenge.

Hole Descriptions:

Hole 1 - Right hand dogleg to start. Thick bushes down the right hand side and a large ditch behind the basket. Certainly not an easy hole to start with.

Hole 2 - Straight hole with a low ceiling tee shot. A small brook runs 10ft behind the basket so try not to over throw.

Hole 3 - Long par 3, straight, lovely windswept tree on the left hand side.

Hole 4 - First of the really short holes. Potential ace chance here, although basket guarded by thorny bushes.

Hole 5 - This hole slowly drifts to the right with 2 - 3 thorny bushes down the centre of the fairway. Caution required as a footpath crosses the hole halfway down and another is directly behind the basket.

From here to navigate to the next hole stand with hole 5 basket and tee behind you, to your left is a faint path into the bushes. Follow this, after 200ft you will reach the next tee.

Hole 6 - An unusual challenge here. Quite a short hole but, running the length of the left hand side is a canal. The basket is tucked behind a large tree. I really enjoyed this hole.

Hole 7 - Another really short hole. Basket is extremely well guarded so hyser is the only real way of attacking hole.

Hole 8 - Very long par 4. Open fairway thins to the basket. Ridge and furrow ground can make your disc hard to find. Directly behind basket is a large stump.

Hole 9 - Woodland hole, cut through the trees. A nice change to finish with. Superb old tree frames the basket too

It's disc golf in London. A couple decent holes: 1 is a 350' anny guarded by trees, 8 is a long, tight slight hyzer with a very protected basket.

A couple holes that are just too short...38m and 54m. Some of the holes are just too tight, tough to make a disc "S" in such a short distance. Basket missing on hole 2.

I left a driver, mid, and putter with Michigan area tourney stamps on the course. Hope whoever found them gets good use out of them...and I found a Lee Valley stamped disc, so that was cool. I purposely waited until I was in the UK to play my 100th course. This was it...unfortunately I was a little underwhelmed.

A great course to go play super quite and peaceful. Easy to navigate with course map and tee sings at every tee / box. The center will even loan you discs if you want to go play with out any discs or if you want to learn!

grass can get out of hand at times if not cut often... thorn bushes at sides of course (normal for the u.k.) some holes are a little short but fun at the same time. off the beaten path.

Great place to go play and seems like a great place to learn how to play without a bunch of people having to wait on you! I will be going back 100% cheers