Disc Golf Course, Arboretum- Spiker Park

A great course for disc golf fanatics. To a relaxed player like me this course might be above my talent. The course has 24 holes with about 3 of them playing very dangerous around water. They also play with elevation some and have some very complicated holes. They have signs at each hole that clearly marks each hole. They have three tees for playing level.
I would like to see some arrows clearly marking the next hole especially the hole where you need to walk across the road to. Other then that, this place does a great job with signs. Oh yeah they could update a few signs as well but the course is free to play so I can’t complain. If they charged then i would expect professional work.

This is definitely a challenging course. It has a lot of different terrain to deal with including water hazards and hills. I’m a casual disc golfer meaning that I go about twice a month at the most. This course seems to be set up a little more for the more avid disc golfers. Every time that I’ve gone, there has been quite a few avid players. I don’t know if professional is the term for them but they are close to it. I usually feel a little out of my league when I play there.
Two of the holes focus on a water hazard that for a casual disc golfer are a bit more challenging than I care to attempt. The first one angles across a decent size pond. The other one has the basket directly beside the pond. For me personally, I have no desire to get close to losing my disc in the water.
If you want a challenging course, then this is a pretty good course. If you’re a casual disc golfer, then I think there are some other courses in the area that might be a little more enjoyable. I’m just really not that big of a fan of the setup of the course. One cool thing about the course though is the fact that it does have 24 holes instead of the conventional 18 holes in case you want to skip the water hazard holes.

Fantastic 24-​hole disc golf course in Canton. Water hazards & long bombs are signature here. Multiple tees for casual or novice players, but this course is challenging for all.