North Boundary Park Championship Disc Golf Course - Disc Golf Course in Cranberry Twp, PA

Grade Breakdown

Overall C 78/100

Course Condition B 82/100

Design & Challenge B 85/100

Amenities C 72/100

Value D 68/100

Service C 75/100

Reputation B 83/100

About This Course

North Boundary Park Championship Disc Golf Course is a well-regarded hidden gem in Cranberry Township, PA with a 4.7 rating among disc golfers. Designed by J. Gary Dropcho and Doug Cloutier, this championship course features 18 holes at 10,742' from elite tees with par 71. The course is known for its extremely hilly terrain, strategic obstacles, and challenging elevation changes that provide a serious workout. While not beginner-friendly due to the difficulty level and hiking requirements, it offers excellent value for intermediate to advanced players seeking a competitive experience.

Course Info

Holes 18

Par 71

Yardage 10,742

Type Public

Designer J. Gary Dropcho and Doug Cloutier

Year Built 2019

Terrain Hilly

Walking Allowed

Practice Facilities

driving range putting green chipping area

Signature Hole

Hole 4 features challenging elevation changes with wooded approach requiring precise shot placement

Details

Address N Boundary Park Dr, Cranberry Twp, PA

City Cranberry Twp, PA

Who Should Play Here?

Beginner Not Recommended

This course is not beginner-friendly due to its very hard difficulty rating, extremely hilly terrain, and long distances. The elevation changes are significant enough that players have described needing triathlete-level fitness for an 18-hole round.

Consider the 6-hole ADA-accessible Learn To Play course near Penn Power pavilion instead
Bring plenty of water - the elevation gain is no joke and requires good hydration
Prepare for hiking about four miles to finish your round, so bring snacks
The championship course is more suited for players looking to level up their game

Intermediate Playable

Intermediate players will find this course challenging with its mix of open fairways and wooded holes. The three concrete tee positions (intermediate, advanced, elite) offer strategic options for managing difficulty.

Use the intermediate tees to manage the significant elevation changes
Stay on fairways as wooded areas can sneak up on you if you stray off course
The course tests your skills and gives a good workout with steep up-and-down terrain
Solid markings make navigation easier, but don't get too comfortable

Advanced Recommended

Advanced players will appreciate the championship layout with long holes and killer elevation changes. The course is ranked as a top distance course with strategic obstacles that cater to seasoned players.

Play from elite tees for maximum challenge on this 10,742' championship layout
The course offers serious challenge with good conditions when dry and groomed
Take advantage of the three pins per hole for strategic pin placement options
This is one of the most difficult courses from an elevation gain perspective in the region