Smugglers' Notch Disc Golf Center — Attraction in Cambridge

I am an intermediate player at best, but playing this course has been the greatest disc golf experience I have had so far. The six plus hour drive was well worth it! The courses are well maintained, well marked and designed for any skill level to have a fun game. The scenic surroundings make it a great place to play. I can't say enough about the staff, our trip was taking longer than we thought, and we let the staff know and they readjusted our tee time. The pro-shop is the best I have been to, well stocked with discs and snacks, the staff is knowledgeable about what they sell. Speaking of tee times, they kept the courses uncrowded and we never felt like we had other players breathing down our necks. I will definitely be back, and bring my family who do not play DG as there is so much to do in the area! Be sure to make lodging reservations ahead of your trip. There are plenty of places to stay towards Stowe, but during peak season weekends they may be booked up. We had to do some searching, but found a place 15 minutes...

I'm local to a couple courses, but hands down choose Brewster River DGC every time. It's the only one I've got a pass for and the only one worth it. Everything about this course, two courses including Fox Run, is amazing. Beginner? Pro? There is fun to be had. The staff does a great job with the links and the shop staff are some great people with an approachable attitude that makes you feel welcome. They are incredibly knowledgable about the sport and can get you hooked up with appropriate disks as they have an incredible inventory and again the knowledge to know what's what. I haven't met anyone yet who has said anything other than really positive things after playing a round and it's for a reason. Keep up...

Went for worlds, had a great time. Course was well take care of. Daily VIP was well worth the additional cost.

Critiques were all around providing information for newbies.

Getting there: Google maps were not aware of the one way street in place, and signage wasn't clear. Edward's St. should have had instructions or arrows pointing to the remote lots. Cannot understand why they didn't work with the local landowners for parking.

Maps were also weak and tailored to those who already knew the layouts and pathways between holes. Why not show where we can skip ahead or get back without cutting across...