I'm fairly new to disc golf and my friend said I would really enjoy playing this course. It was a one-hour drive without traffic but I'm glad I made the trip.
Upon arrival, I came across a couple of people that just finished. They pointed me to the first hole which is right off the street but it's not well marked, except for the short cement launchpad. I've never seen them so short, but still, I'm glad they have them.
This is a 12 hole disc golf course. Some holes aren't marked at all. Fortunately, I was able to ask a couple of friendly locals for help and I used an app called UDisc. Even then, I searched for a while to find several launch pads because they weren't marked. One hole had no launch pad at all, just a bent yellow marking pole. You'll need a good imagination to figure out where you should launch your disc from that one.
I'm pretty sure the disc golf course is maintained by volunteers so I think they've done a terrific job laying out a great disc golf course and maintaining it as best as they can.
Some of the drives are from on top of high hills that will give you chance at some really sweet, floaty drives and you get a great view to go with it.
You'll get some decent cardio in walking amongst the hills. Bring a decent pair of shoes for trekking the hills.
Unfortunately, there are some signs of vandalism here and there which is a total shame. Didn't expect to see that in Simi Valley.
The weeds and brush aren't thick in the hilly part so losing a disc or having trouble locating it is highly unlikely on this course. Also, there's aren't too many trees to hinder your drives or approach shots. It plays pretty well. If you're a seasoned player you'll have plenty of opportunities for birdies and maybe even an ace!
There's a nice big grass field to get some practice throws in before you start your round.
FYI, there are no restrooms, so keep that in mind.
It was a great experience. Definitely worth checking out if you're into disc golf. read more