Great Lakes Open

Toboggan at Kensington Metropark

Toboggan at Kensington Metropark delivers a true wooded disc golf experience with 18 tight, technical holes that demand precision over power. The layout spans 10,709 feet across a terrain rich in elevation change—hills and valleys that add both challenge and visual interest. With a par of 64, Toboggan features a mix of par-3s and par-4s, requiring a balance of distance and accuracy on every shot. The course’s OB severity rating of 3/5 means water hazards and out-of-bounds areas are present, so strategic decision-making is crucial. The playing experience here rewards players who can navigate the technical woods while maintaining control. Hilly sections demand uphill and downhill shots, with elevation changing by 175 feet throughout the round. Toboggan’s wooded character means trees are often in play, requiring precise placement rather than overpowering throws. The course’s reputation grew significantly when it hosted the Great Lakes Open, with Gannon Buhr claiming the MPO title and Missy Gannon taking the FPO championship in 2025, highlighting Toboggan as a serious venue for top-level competition.

Est. 2000