Breakers disc golf of SUMMIT CHURCH

Mark Graves

Our first time here. The course was fun and well laid out. I only wish there were more benches along the way (no benches until you get to tee 9). Good shade, but still not too many trees on the first half of the course to hinder the disc path. Tip: If you don't think you'll make the throw across the water hole at tee 9, walk around the left side of the water to find a short throw tee pad. Many discs have give swimming 😅

Taylor Bartz

Some very challenging drives. A few really hard putts. 2 par 4's that are super fun. One water hazard that's you could definitely ace. After hole 10 is a very small driving range marked up to 300 ft. Chipping and putting net after 18 right by the parking lot. Conditions are always dry and perfect. (If you can clear the pond.) Very very fun course.

Dan Frey

I have played this course several times and it is one of the nicer ones in the greater Grand Rapids area. It is located on the grounds of a church, but there is a surprising amount of nature present and the course designers used the terrain well. I am not an amazing disc golfer but I think this course can be fun even for beginners. Definitely worth a visit! A couple current notes as of this writing (May 23, 2020): - Due to covid-19, the church imposed limits of 4 people per party, and 20 parties on the course at a time. - Due to recent heavy rains and water levels being high this time of year, several holes are muddy and a couple are partially underwater. It's still worth a trip but wear your rain boots or plan on getting your feet wet.

Michael Kridler

It's a fairly nice place for disc golf. The highway is next to it so it's kinda noisy but it isn't as bad in the back. The grounds are covered with mulch and branches with some stumps and sand, you'll want hard soled shoes or boots. Some ups and downs and a 220' pond to throw across. Good times.