THE COURSES
Maple Hill has five configurations laid out on the same track of land. We do this by using multiple tees and pins. Occasionally two configurations will share a shot (usually because the shot is so much fun that we could not bear to deny anyone the chance to play it.) Below is a description of our four configurations. Come on by and check 'em out.
REDS
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The Maple Hill Reds have been designed as a traditional disc golf course. This means that most of the holes are between 250 to 300 feet in length and a birdie is an attainable score. The Reds also serve as our recommended starter course, whether you are new to the game or new to Maple Hill. If you want to get an appreciation for the property and check out some of the other configurations, the Reds is the best way to do it. Get out there, hit some birdies, and have fun.
WHITES
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The Maple Hill Whites closely resembles the original Elements course. This course is designed to challenge upcoming amateurs so that they can hone their game and be ready to compete. It has a multitude of required shots to succeed. It's 6000+' make it a bit harder than a traditional (5400' or so) disc golf course. If you are a seasoned player and want to jump into the Maple Hill experience, the Whites are ready to offer you a quality challenge and give plenty of reward if your shots are true.
BLUES
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The Maple Hill Blues are a combination of the original Airplanes course and the 2008 Vibram Open course. At 7,200 feet, this course has plenty of distance to challenge even the hardiest of young guns who like to throw the disc a country mile, especially when you consider that about half of this distance is through the tight - but fair - New England woods. There are several heart-thumping shots over water and plenty of chances for extravagant success, just try to avoid biting off more than you can chew. Enjoy.
DIAMONDS
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Diamonds are designed for players with amazing skills. This course is technical, involves water shots, and fits nicely among the modern designed courses in the world. In 2020, Maple Hill put significant resources into giving this course a distinct look and feel with dedicated tees on holes 10, 17 and 18, as well as unique shots on holes 2 and 16. We will continue to grow the Diamonds into a perfect half step between Blues and Golds. Come give this course your best shot, and then watch the best players in the world compete on it. Diamonds will be featured during the FPO at the MVP Open this Fall.
GOlds
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The MPO Golds are the host course to the MVP Open. Each year this course challenges the shot making ability and the mental game of the top players in the world. Many of them crumble, but not all. If you are looking for one of the biggest challenges of your disc golf life, come and give the Maple Hill Golds a try. Compare your shots and scores to those of the best players in the world. You can even buy a DVD of the tournament and watch exactly how the top players play the course. You have a 49 in you?
OLD GLORY
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Then there is Old Glory. It alternates between the Red, White and Blue courses. Starting on hole 1, you play Red. On hole 2, you play White. On hole 3, you play Blue. On hole 4, Red, and so on. It incorporates many of the funnest aspects of the course and avoids all of the big water carries. It is a creative and fun way to experience much of what Maple Hill has to offer.
| One player recently pointed out that most of the shots are straight, which is indeed true.
| Follow the scorecard, a couple holes are played out of order to make the 18 work (11 Red and 15 Red).
| Perhaps you should put together your favorite configurations on each hole and make Maple Hill your own.
| One player recently pointed out that most of the shots are straight, which is indeed true.
| Follow the scorecard, a couple holes are played out of order to make the 18 work (11 Red and 15 Red).
| Perhaps you should put together your favorite configurations on each hole and make Maple Hill your own.
