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Audubon Park Disc Golf Course
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Established in 1995, the Audubon Disc Golf Course boasts a challenging layout with moderate hills, plenty of old growth pecan trees, and a large creek that winds throughout.
The course intertwines through the natural wooded landscape throughout the southern portion of Audubon Park. There are 18 holes with tee boxes and baskets covering 6,868 feet of course length. Several blind shots, a few with water in play, and a great mix overall.
I-30 east from Dallas to 635 north, exit 9A at Oates Dr. Go northeast 1 mile to O'Banion Road, just past the Carter Softball Complex. Parking is located past the Audubon Recreation Center and the 1st tee will be at the southern end of the parking lot for Surf-n-Swim, look for the large sign Audubon Disc Golf Course. Download the map with the link above or ask for them at Audubon Recreation Center.
CAUTION: Do not climb the fence to retrieve the disc as this area is very dangerous and can cause severe injury or even death.
The course intertwines through the natural wooded landscape throughout the southern portion of Audubon Park. There are 18 holes with tee boxes and baskets covering 6,868 feet of course length. Several blind shots, a few with water in play, and a great mix overall.
attributes
- Course Type: Permanent
- # Holes: 18 Basket course
- Target Type: Mach II
- Tee Type: Concrete
- Elevation: Slight slope
- Foliage: Mixed - Trees/Open
- Course Length: 6,868ft
- Hole Lengths: Under 300ft: 3 | 300-400ft: 9 | Over 400ft: 6
- Par 71 (red), 56 (white)
- Cart friendly
Directions:
I-30 east from Dallas to 635 north, exit 9A at Oates Dr. Go northeast 1 mile to O'Banion Road, just past the Carter Softball Complex. Parking is located past the Audubon Recreation Center and the 1st tee will be at the southern end of the parking lot for Surf-n-Swim, look for the large sign Audubon Disc Golf Course. Download the map with the link above or ask for them at Audubon Recreation Center.
CAUTION: Do not climb the fence to retrieve the disc as this area is very dangerous and can cause severe injury or even death.