Camping: no
Facilities: yes
Pay to Play: no
Handicap Accessible: no
Private: no
Tee Signs: yes

Course Details

Course Type: Permanent
# Holes: 18
Target Type: DISCatcher
Tee Type: Concrete
Course Length: 5,721ft
Alternate Length: 0ft
Hole Length: Under 300ft: 8 | 300 - 400ft: 7 | Over 400ft: 3

Directions

From Hwy 412 (Springdale) go 3 miles south on Hwy 71B to a left at brown North Lake Fayetteville sign. Go by Lewis & Clark Outfitters and past marina to the course at end of street at 1208 E Lake Fayetteville Rd.
First Tee: (-94.134722,36.138611)

Links

http://www.nwadga.com, Park Web Page

Contact

Email: Kelly Watson #14863
Phone: 479-571-2605
Alt. Phone: 479-443-0686

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Course Reviews

Rated
4
 by JosiahMason on May 7, 2015 at 4:09pm

Fantastic course. Holds up against the best courses in the midwest. Wide open shots are interesting, albeit they can get a little boring. Lots of pins are hidden, which makes for a wonderful skill challenge.

Gets a little swampy when it rains, but what's disc golf without some mud.

Rated
4
 by gonediscing on Aug 6, 2012 at 7:21am

I had a great time at this course. Vastly improved since my only other visit here in 2008. Has a nice mix of tightly wooded finesse shots and several wide open holes. Most holes finish w hidden pins but I was able to find some friendly locals to show me around, lucky since the signage provides little info besides hole #'s. I threw on a Sunday afternoon w zero issues w park goers so that issue has been fixed. 3's can be had on any hole w some control, no holes require a "cannon arm" w the longest ones all in the 400-475 range, altho this is an estimate since only half of them have posted hole lengths. I will definitely be back next time I come to AR altho I would love to see proper signs installed to go along with the upgraded teepads

Rated
5
 by Chainshaker1 on Sep 12, 2010 at 8:08pm

Pros:Beautiful course with some great technical holes. A must play if you are in the area.
Cons: Watch for park goers as the course is part of the park and pedestrian traffic can be heavy at times.
I played this course again, 09/10 and really liked the upgrade to concrete tee pads. Some tee pads were moved to take the walking trail out of certain hole layouts...no chance to hit pedestrians. Good upgrades from the local disc golf club. Happy throwing.

Rated
4
 by milesa2006 on Jun 28, 2010 at 1:39pm

Fun course. Has some finesse holes, with a few technical ones thrown in. Forces a wide array of shots to be successful (the only way to get par or better on hole 12 is an overhand throw). On the plus, concrete tees were installed this past week, major upgrade.

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