Bancroft Bay Park

Albert Lea, Minnesota     2 courses · 27 holes     Driving directions

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-  +1 votes  + Tim Engstrom1st Course › January 17, 2011
B-
This course is the "Upper." It's a good course that doesn't get enough credit because it lack concrete tee pads. But those will come with time, thanks to the local club.
-  +1 votes  + Tim Engstrom2nd Course › January 17, 2011
A-
This is the course that got me into disc golf, so I have to give it a high rating, especially now that it has nice, new Chainstars.
-  +0 votes  + Daniel SarasioMeyer1st Course › May 23, 2011
C+
-  +0 votes  + Dale Jordal1st Course › April 9, 2011
B-
Use of lake on #2 is excelent. Course is a solid C+/B- as I note with most courses if they would add hard tee pads the rating would be go up. The highest rating I give wihtout finished tee pads is a B no matter how great the layout is.
-  +0 votes  + Ben Janssen1st Course › June 13, 2011
C
Great layout if there wasnt so much standing water to get through
-  +0 votes  + Nathan Frischkorn1st Course › June 9, 2018
B+
This score and review are for the Oak island course, which doesn't appear to be on this website. Several tee signs were missing. Also holes 12 and 17 are designed to be thrown over the water due to fairways that were only 4 feet wide. However, there are several branches blocking the throw over the water on both Holes, making those throws more luck than skill.
-  +0 votes  + Mike Lacine1st Course › April 13, 2021
A
Pictures are both of "lower" aka "Tall Grass." This will be the upper/ Oak Island course. (It's 18 holes not 9). Solid course with tons of wood and gap shots. All tees are padded. Quite a few shots with water in play, only 3 where going over water would be the main play/best scoring chance. As of now, (4/2021) fairly well kept although no bathroom access yet. Great variety of hole lengths and backhand/forehand holes. Highly recommend it.
-  +0 votes  + Rob Peil2nd Course › September 6, 2011
B+
-  +0 votes  + Daniel SarasioMeyer2nd Course › May 23, 2011
B
This course has an interesting mix of holes in the trees and and the open.
-  +0 votes  + Jesse Matton2nd Course › May 10, 2011
A-
-  +0 votes  + Ben Janssen2nd Course › June 13, 2011
C+
I haven't gotten to play this in good weather (same with 1st course) it was really windy
-  +0 votes  + Buck Monson2nd Course › January 21, 2011
B+
It's a beautiful course. In late summer, the weeded area outside of the fairway are really tall. It's a great beginner and intermediate course. Lots of trees, but also lots of open areas.
-  +0 votes  + Ray Besco2nd Course › April 12, 2011
B+
-  +0 votes  + Jake nelson2nd Course › May 3, 2011
D
-  +0 votes  + David Johnson2nd Course › May 17, 2011
B
-  +0 votes  + Nathan Frischkorn2nd Course › June 8, 2018
A-
Nice course, but needs long tees and/or alternate/long pin locations to be a top tier course.
-  +0 votes  + Brett Johnson2nd Course › November 24, 2017
B+
-  +0 votes  + Josh Day2nd Course › April 12, 2021
B
Its short, with some good wooded holes and some nice open ones as well. Also some good elevation.
-  +0 votes  + Mike Lacine2nd Course › April 13, 2021
A-
Pictures are both of "lower" aka "Tall Grass." A good mix of in the woods and out of the woods. Back 9 is mostly out in the open whereas first 9 have much more woods shots. Gaps aren't as severe as upper course. Definitely the easier of the two courses. All par 3s with distances ranging from 200ish to just over 400 feet. All tees are padded so pretty solid course.
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