Reviews of Blaine Disc Golf Course (Golf)

Jessica Cochran

This 18-hole course right against the US-Canada border opened in 2018 and is in great condition year-round. The old growth trees provide good coverage from sun or rain as well as challenging obstacles. Par is 3 on most holes (except 10 and 11). There are a couple bramble patches, but the grounds are well maintained. There are lots of footpaths from players tracking discs in addition to the main trail. The park pathways are shared with walkers and dogs (allowed).

Jacob Kerlin

Signs on each of the goalposts baskets could be better labeled cuz I got lost after hole one. Many of them throughout the course are labeled and still intact. I imagine that vandalism is one reason why some of the post don't have good markings. It'd be nice to be able to find a more permanent way 4 signs.

josh byrnes

Fn sucked today

Joshua Ausfahl

Challenging course but did not lose a disc. Would play more often if closer.

Jeff Butcher

Holes are too long and their are way too many trees for the average player. Can't even see the basket on most holes. Also easy to lose discs in the underbrush.

Kevin Chernenkoff

Beautiful and challenging course. Just keep cool and enjoy the beauty!!!

Dakota Reeves

Beautiful course! lots of tree coverage and bushes so make sure to have a spotter or 2 and to be safe make sure your name and number are on it. All around great course with some awesome shots

Kat Martinez

Took my 9 year old son and we both played the full course. Technical but well marked and mapped.

Chefboirp

Great course.

Rebecca Sadwick Shaddix

Beautiful course

Andrew Weeda

Good course. Plays long. Lots of under brush. Keep your eye on your disc.

Jered Mattson

Challenging. Needs some work and then it will be 5 stars for sure!

ron matthews

Rough tough and will make you a way better golfer. Very woody, hilly and will challenge every level. Not sure I would send a beginner here.

Scot Ranney

I had a great time my first visit to Blaine Disc Golf course in Lincoln Park, Blaine WA. The course is a year old and broken in for the most part. A couple times I had to deep search for a disc (the ivy on the forest floor is up to a foot tall) but didn't lose any. There is a sign that says to get rid of as much ivy as possible so I contributed in that area. The holes are well marked, baskets new, trails pretty obvious most of the time (holes 11 and 12 proximity doesn't make sense though, you'll see), and the course wraps back around so you're not far from hole 1 when you finish. Trying for birdie on many of the holes is challenging because of the trees and layout - there are several dog-legs and mando trees that make getting a birdie virtually impossible. There are only two open/non-forest shots: hole one and hole 14 (which is up a steep hill with the basket parked behind a big clump of impenetrable trees.) I enjoyed my first time here and look forward to visiting whenever I get the chance.

Jason Clark

Nice place to take the kids and dogs.We are "disc golf" amateurs so can't compare the course to others but had fun trying with frisbees. It's an off leash dog park so do look out for dog poop.

Eleanor Booth

Like a great place to connect with nature walking trails in the cedars cool Shade and birds singing.

Andy S

Awesome disc golf course!

Beau Hyde

Great technical course