gemarsh says "Needs Teepads Badly! Looks like they may be working on this. A few impressive holes are here, but if you want a course to play every day, this one will put you in the ER. Brutal trek on the back nine ...moreon the ravine's hillside. Having to hike down the hillside about 200 ft. to the tee for hole #15, only to throw 475 ft. back up it, was not enjoyable. that is what this course needs..... a layout for more enjoyable play.Although experienced players living in the area would accept the challenge, newcomers to the game would not want to jump on the disc golf bandwagon, after being pummeled by this beast. Some surroundings were cool. Hole # 11 (I believe) is the trademark hole for the course. BEAUTIFUL 45 degree shot ( teeeing from beside an old stone structure) about 475 ft. down the hillside, across the road, and down into the ravine bottom. Old stone steps winding down the hill also. Holes #9 and #4 were a couple of other of my favorites as well....less"

dave says "This is such a great course, It has everything your looking for in a disc golf course and then some. Bill, You guys did a great job, And I speak for all of us when I say, The city owes you one. Thanks...more. The course seems to make me a better player, Not at this course yet, But when I go else were to play. It's a tuff one to tame, But I'll keep throwin till I do....less"

gero says "This course was recently completed as far as baskets being put in. The tee signs are still being installed and will be completed soon. We had the good fortune of meeting BILL ROHREY and ED NOBLE, who ...moredesigned the course and have done all the work with the help of a few others. They did a remarkable job of using and featuring existing structures and terrain. The course is in the woods of a ravine with a small creek running down the middle of it all. The creek has to be crossed numerous times, but the layout provides plenty of easy places to do so. The creek itself is on a fairly steep grade so the water should never be to deep for very long. There are plenty of uphill, downhill, across hill, and any other kind of hill shot imaginable, and they are all in the woods.The amount of work put into clearing trees, hauling gravel and just doing the layout is much appreciated and respected. Hopefully some locals from Stuebenville will get involved and take the load off the few so they to can enjoy this awesome course. I highly recommend this course for anyone that can handle hiking in the woods. Hiking boots and bug stuff are suggested because the course is a hike in the woods with wildlife and great scenery. Also bring a camera. There is a playground in the park and I believe some portapotties....less"

willohio says "This park is smack dab in the middle of a hilly ravine carved out centuries ago by glaciers and streams. It is a very picturesque place. The park, which fell into disuse for many, many years is fina...morelly seeing a resurgence, thanks in no small part to the disc golf course, which is now its main feature.

The layout of the course is well thought out. The holes, while not hard do provide a challenge (if this is your first time ignore the mandatory boundaries and just play). There are a lot of steep angled, or blind shots. But all(that are *finished) are great. Most play up the sweeping and dynamic terrain and some really old and historic relics from the by-gone era of the parks earlier days. (An abandoned swimming pool, old stone remains of picnic tables and pavilions, stone bridge built in 1884 and surrounding channels, sealed cisterns and a linear walk up, up and up.)
The tee's have big, colorful illustrated plaques showing the hole#, par, and mandatories (if any). And there is a gravel Tee-off area for each of the holes.

I'm looking forward to playing again when the park is complete.

*I say all that are finished, because the course (while listing 18, is not quite there yet). 13 are complete. 1 more has a basket and a stick showing the T-marker....less"