Davenport, IA

[Younk]

I will be traveling to Davenport, IA for business and was wondering which of these courses anyone has played or if anyone knows which are the best courses around here.

http://www.pdga.com/course/courses_by_state.php?admin=&SearchZip=&SearchCity=davenport&SearchState=Iowa&SearchCountry=UNITED+STATES&Search=Search

[can't putt]

I've played:
Middle Park and think it's great.  Pretty much on par with with the best Peoria has to offer, IMO
Devil's Glen, worth a stop.  Pretty place.
Camden Park, also worth a stop.  Interesting pin placements.

Reports from West Lake Park have been exceptional.

I guess the ones not to miss are West Lake and Middle.

[Tom McManus]

Middle Park is great. Lots of fun with some nice elevation changes and water.  West Lake Park very challenging and a good chance of losing a disc.  I didn't have the opportunity to play, but did walk the course. A good course for the top pros, will work all aspects of your game.  Eastern Park is okay, long from the long tees.  Water on a number of holes, should try and play with a partner, good chance of losing a disc.  No elevation changes. Overall a great area to go and play disc golf.

[tjdub42]

Middle Park is probably your best bet, depending on how much time you have.  It's tough, but you can have a fun round.

It's hard to have a casual round at West Lake Park.  With all the water & rough schule, mistakes will make a round less enjoyable.  Currently there are no tee pads or signs, so without a guide it will be VERY hard to follow.  That being said, this course is nothing short of awesome, & when the tees & signs are installed it will be a must-play course.  For everyone.

I agree with Kurt's other assessments, too, Devil's Glen & Camden are very nice.  Prospect Park in Moline is worth a try after you try the others.

[Dan Michler]

The courses there are solid.  Something like a Buffalo Grove with maybe a little more elevation change.  Overall, I think you'll be pleased.