Cal Young Park - 18 holes with concrete tee pads
In the early 90’s, the West Texas Disc Twisters began to develop what would become Abilene’s first disc golf course. The first targets were “tone poles” and eventually those were replaced with pole holes. Concrete tee pads were added in 2002. Tee signs were added in 2009.
The course is flat and mostly open with a winding park round that comes into play on several holes. There is also a creek on the west side of the course that comes into play on 4 holes. There are restrooms, a covered pavilion, a playground, a practice basket, a course over-view sign, information sign, tee signs on each hole, and usually score cards in a mail box next to Hole #1.
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The course is flat and mostly open with a winding park round that comes into play on several holes. There is also a creek on the west side of the course that comes into play on 4 holes. There are restrooms, a covered pavilion, a playground, a practice basket, a course over-view sign, information sign, tee signs on each hole, and usually score cards in a mail box next to Hole #1.
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Located at the intersection of East South 11th Street and T&P Lane, on the South side of town.
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Will Hair Park - 18 holes each with short and long concrete tee pads
Cedar Creek meanders through Will Hair Park and comes into play on several holes. Course offers a good mix of open holes, tunnel shots, mild elevation, and mando shots. In 2012, members of the ADGA began a project to add additional holes to the south end of the course. These additional holes will play along and over the creek, through dense trees and brush. In the fall of 2013, several members donated baskets to add five holes to the newly expanded south end of the course. The plan is to someday make Will Hair an 18 hole course.
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Click here for a printable scorecard.
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100 to 300 block of Ambler Avenue in North Abilene.
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ACU Wildcat Disc Golf Course - 9 holes with concrete tee pads
Utilizes all the terrain available and features the longest hole (650') and highest elevated tee in Abilene. (#1 overlooks the downtown skyline). While currently only 9 holes, there are plans for expanding the course to 18 holes by adding additional holes to the west along cedar creek. The course is open to the public. ACU is an alcohol, drug and tobacco-free campus. Designer; Jay Reading.
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Click here for a printable scorecard.
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Located at 1402 Cedar Crest Drive, between East North 16th and East North 10th Street.
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Johnson Park at Lake Fort Phantom - 18 holes with natural tee pads
Abilene's newest disc golf course is at Lake Fort Phantom, which is located north of Abilene. The course itself is part of the newly renovated Johnson park located at the northwest end of the lake adjacent to the dam. The park offers restrooms and picnic tables with grills, open play area, fishing, and swimming. The lake does not come in to play, but the cactus surely does. The course winds its way through lots of Mesquite trees and cactus. Word of advice, stay in the fairway.
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Click here for a printable scorecard.
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Located at the intersection of FM1082 and Cheyenne Cove, just south of the dam at Lake Fort Phantom.
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Newman Park in Sweetwater, Texas - 18 holes with concrete tee pads
Sweetwaters Newman park is 117 acres. It includes an 18 hole disc golf course, two lighted tennis courts, Olympic-size swimming pool, three lighted baseball fields, playground, .25 mile exercise trail with exercise stations, shaded picnic areas, three restrooms. Come visit in March to experience the Worlds Largest Rattlesnake Roundup. Use caution while playing since several of the holes play along areas with picnic tables and a jogging trail. Many slopes to throw across and a good many mesquite trees. A small stream weaves throughout. Pond on back 9 with cross winds makes for interesting flights.. Lots of parking next to the coliseum.
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Click here for a printable scorecard.
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100 Jack Hazard Drive
Sweetwater, TX 79556 |
