OVparks Shady Oaks Disc Golf

Finally took the time to visit this place and of course I opted just after some heavy rains. Really awesome course and excited to visit another place that is very comparable to Reichmuth's disc golf course. No shade to that course but it is nice to find a true 18 hole golf course. Similar to Reichmuth this course has more technical shots and multiple pin positions that at time it can be a bit confusing but there is a decent amount of signage and of course the udisc app as helpful.I wouldn't really consider this course for beginners and definitely is a lot better to go with a friend or to as a spotter is nice to have for some shots. There are a number of hills and water ways that play a role here and what's nice is that although there are a lot of water obstacles, there isn't a worry of a deep dank creek to lose my disc in. Most of the water ways are relatively clear and there isn't a lot of heavy brush to lose a disc compared to other courses in the area.One thing I notice is that toward the back of the course near the later holes, it is EXTREMELY muddy. Nothing bad about this but I think its important to keep in mind and maybe skip the slippers, crocs, and white sneakers haha.There is a lot a shop on sight that I didn't visit myself but have heard lots of great things about. The crowd here seems pretty chill and we didn't have any issues but be forewarned I did visit this place on a Monday, so the weekend crowd could be quite different.Don't forget to visit this place or make it one of the top places to check out if you love disc golf!

I have been lost my whole childhood. Because I never knew this course was 5 minutes from my house, and I could've been a child prodigy. But alas, I'm an awkward adult with no sense of my arm position when I'm attempting to send my disc off and away. I guess I'll be working on that on the 2-3 practice baskets near the shop and first tee.My SO bought me my first set of discs taught me to throw on a humid, flat, palm-tree infested South Florida course. Complete with swamps. This course, in comparison, is a dream. With slight hills to challenge your height of release (or my lack thereof), curves and branches to bring out your flick (or my lack thereof), and rivers of mud to straight tomahawk your brand new discs into (oh yeah), I loved this course. It has 18 holes that we broke up into 2 days of fun - the rain really drives away the crowds, and we happily played through without fear of holding up the parties behind us. Because there was not a single day we came where this park wasn't filled with regulars, not even at 8am. The dedication is real.Final 9, the organization behind this park and another in Rocklin, has a shop onsite. As we didn't have any gear, we had a grand old time picking out drivers, midranges, and putters from the dozens of options. There are handy charts and seasoned DG'ers who can help you out, or you can just pick pretty colors that match their adorable names. My new putter is a mint green Whale. Bonus: you can rent a mid-range from the gentleman behind the desk for $2 and a form of ID for collateral. It's less fun that way though, because you don't get the fear of saying goodbye to your muddy Archangel as he flies towards traffic on a particularly bad toss.There are plenty of benches at every teepad, and the tee map is well taken care of. It's clear that the community out here is more dedicated to their sport than we're used to, and I'm a little in love. They even host competitions on this course, if I read the flyer right! I'm going to practice some more first, though.

This place is dope. Best course in the area. Good people. Good layout.I'm killing it today!! See you at the tournament. Friday night 4somes

This is a really nice 18 course. Plenty of trees and a little water. The grass is mostly gone, likely a result of drought considerations. It was a really warm day but there ample spots to get out the direct sun. It was fairly crowded but all were courteous it was a great round. I like that they have multiple basket placements at every hole and some of the holes are exceptionally long. More that a few you can't even see the basket at your first throw from the concrete tees. It's certainly a great place to test yourself with multiple releases and switching up your disc. It's been quite a while since I have used all 8 discs I carry. This used them all and left me wishing I had at least a few more. Certainly a place I intend to return to soon.

Best course in California! Just don't bring your kids. Almost everyone is cussing and smoking pot.

The best and most challenging course in Sacramento! I've been playing for 5 years off and on and this course still throws me off... a lot of trees and technicality this course holds professional tournaments annually. Multiple pin positions and benches near all tee pads. Can get crowded though I do not recommend for beginners! Fly on suckas!

Tried this Disc Course out for the first time a couple week's ago with my Husband. We stopped in the store first purchased a couple new treasures. We are fairly new to Disc and had some questions, which I'm sure could get annoying niether one showed it friendly & helpful! They also have a practice / putting basket right by the shop. First thought sweet there is not one at our hometown course!! Over all we liked it for the change and challenge definitely will be back :)

Nice well kept frisbee golf park. Shaded for hot Cali summers. Challenging course during the winter with plenty of small creeks. BBQ grills, picnic tables. In addition, one tennis court & two pickle-ball courts

It's quite a shame that this park is so beautiful because the people are pretty awful always cussing and smoking weed and pretty mean.

Awesome spot - awesome people play here. Whoever kept my baby yoda disc is a POS. Come in bro my number is on it give it back.