Sugaw Creek Park

Did the disc golf course and had a great time. There are some definitely *tight* lines through some of the trees. The previous reviewer talked about the trees that just happen to jump out in front of you on your tee shot when you least expect it. All in all a fun course to play and overall nice scenery to be had while playing it.
The park itself is a little busier than most which was a refreshing change from the über-​suburban parks in Mecklenburg County. There were a lot of people playing tennis and quite a few people doing other things. A lot of people walking by on the street were shady looking, but the people in the park all seemed pretty normal. I’m looking forward to a chance to explore the park a little bit more when I get a chance.

This is another fantastic course in northeast Charlotte. The neighborhood is a little more than sketchy to say the least, which can leave the holes on the edges of the course a little litter filled.
The first few holes have relatively tight fairways and are very challenging. First timers to the course should keep in mind that after crossing the driveway and playing the second hole that there is a path to the right and not to play the tee to the left of the pin. That is number 9.
The back nine starts out with some pretty wide open holes which allow you to just grip it and rip it. But a few of them can have trees right by the tee pad that you think shouldn’t come into play and hysterically do.
There is no real elevation change throughout and this is a solid intermediate course.
They also have pretty decent public tennis courts there, too.