The River Course (Disc Golf)

Nice course, but tight layout. This course offers spectacular views of the Chattahoochee River with a backdrop of downtown Columbus, Georgia. The holes are challenging and there is a high chance of losing a frisbee to the river. Course maps …

There are really nice parts of the course. Other parts are confusing. There are no tee pads or signs describing where the basket is for each hole or where the next tee pad should be. Because of the inconsistency of the level of the …

A great concept. Nice views of the Hooch. Unfortunately it's in need of maintenance. Some holes are tremendously overgrown, and the layout is a bit confusing.

Love the tranquility

Nice course, but tight layout. This course offers spectacular views of the Chattahoochee River with a backdrop of downtown Columbus, Georgia. The holes are challenging and there is a high chance of losing a frisbee to the river. Course maps are available at Whitewater Express, although the tees for holes 4,5, and 18 we're not marked. The layout follows the bank of the river then turns around and can message back slight uphill. The fairways weave across each other and could be a hazard with others playing at same time. A sidewalk runs through the course and I had to wait several times on pedestrians. I recommend playing early during the week.

There are really nice parts of the course. Other parts are confusing. There are no tee pads or signs describing where the basket is for each hole or where the next tee pad should be. Because of the inconsistency of the level of the Chattahoochee River, there are sometimes numerous dead and rotting fish along holes 3-5, or the holes may even be under water completely. If you decide to brave these holes, it's quite a hike up and down hills and over rock piles and sand. If you are going to play, I'd suggest hitting holes 1 and 2 by the Chattahoochee Brew Pub, then crossing the bridge and hitting holes 6-18. Just skip holes 3-5 all together.

A great concept. Nice views of the Hooch. Unfortunately it's in need of maintenance. Some holes are tremendously overgrown, and the layout is a bit confusing.