Two Mile Run Extension Disc Golf Course - Disc golf course in Beaver - 1250 Brighton Rd, USA

This course was phenomenal! Although it’s only 9 holes, they are long and challenging. Two different tee pads and baskets to mix up the layout. Walking path intertwined as well. And don’t forget to stop and listen to the birds singing!!

It was awesome! I loved the overall course, the variety, and the difficulty level. Definitely challenging in a good way.

I have no problem driving an hour to this course even if it's to play at night. Wide open fields, technical woodsy lines, corridor shots, short medium and long holes. These all exist for both backhand and forehand throws. Nice flat well constructed tee pads, little slippery when wet but only if you don't have good shoes. I never have issues. It's only a 9-hole course but 2 tee pads and 2 basket locations per hole so keeps it interesting when you play through twice.

Always enjoyable and challenging 9 holes. Mostly wooded with some nice open fairways. VERY VERY well maintained. Great pro and amateur T boxes. Regular mowing and downed tree removal. 2 baskets on each hole that are rotated between 3 spots that are identified with a map of the baskets at each T Box. There is a lock box for lost discs that is regularly emptied, and if you put your number on the disc, they will reach out to you to return them or arrange for pick up. Out of bounds areas are a bit difficult to recover discs in the summer from overgrowth here and there, like the left side of hole 4 from t box before going down into the trees. Hole 9 has a shallow creek along side of it that can be a bit rough to retrieve a disc from without getting your feet wet. But this is definitely a Class A disc golf course. Regular events are held at this course as well, with a bulletin board for announcements and a well used and moderated Facebook page.

It's really not bad for a 9 hole course. It's almost a mini version of North Boundary in Cranberry Township. The holes are very long here. Per Udisc app playing this as 18 holes going twice around the whites would make it the longest "white tee" course in Pittsburgh I believe. I'm not entirely sure I'm buying the tee colors in terms of rating range. I would guess that white x2 is much closer to being Blue Tee rated and the same with Red x2 being almost a White Tee rate. Some of these lines are a little too tight for my liking. You have to throw long and tight over and over for most of this course. Some of the "lines" can definitely ask for precision, which I definitely ain't got! I am not implying that this isn't a really nice course. It may not be my favorite style of course personally but there is no denying it's worth playing a round here. Course designer J Gary Dropcho is a legend in town and this has his stamp all over it. It is a well thought out course that someone really loves and takes much care for. The brooms for each hole are nice. The tees are in really great shape. The lawns are well trimmed. I love that you can play two different baskets. That adds a nice element when wanting to play 18 here.

This place is a surprise. It's a technical course but has some true 4 & 5 par holes for those who like long drives. Old growth trees help keep undergrowth down. They are upgrading nice tee boxes to make them even more stable. It's easily one of the best 9 hole courses I've been on.

A unique 9 hole course, filled with challenging/technical lines

Absolutely beautiful course with well-designed layout and t-boxes that compare to a pro course. If you've never gotten out and played this sport I highly highly recommend it. You can even play with regular frisbees I just recommend one flimsy and one strong or get yourself a couple discs for 12 bucks at Walmart or any other sports store