This is a really convenient course to find if you live near Lake Johnson…read more The Kentwood Park Disc Golf Course is permanent Disk Golf Course in Raleigh. Ranked as the 89th best disc golf destination in United States and 6th in North Carolina, Raleigh has a total of 6 disk golf courses to play. Awesome!

It's a great course for beginners, and for practicing. It's also still challenging for the most…read moreseasoned disc golf players. Convenient to get to.

The best disc golf course in Durham by far, let me know if you know of another! Wind your way…read morethrough the park in our car and park in the back, the course begins to the right of the standing building. The course is 22 holes and it's a beautiful setting right in the middle of the woods--this might be a down side because there are a lot of trees to block throws... The course is well kept, they clear the leaves and move the goals according to the months listed. There are three "levels" of experience you can play to. It's never been too crowded when I've gone and makes for a great activity for a nice day. They have bathrooms and a water fountain at the park, however you'll have to provide all your own discs, record keeping, etc. Also, since you're playing in the forest, discs have been known to become misplaced because of leaves off the path, so be careful and label your discs. They have soccer/athletic fields, baseball/softball fields and a play ground at the park as well. Enjoy!

It's at a local park with baseball fields and playgrounds so expect crowds. The course itself is a…read morewoodsy trail. After it rains expect there to be small creeks and mud. There's no real place to lose your disc, but all my discs seem to land in the muddiest place available. Park in the lot by the baseball fields and then walk up between the field and the bathroom area. It's exactly where that picture is for the listing. You'll start there and then loop around to come out real close by. I like that the holes are pretty easy to find. Sometimes I get lost in the woods looking for the next hole but the ones here are pretty well marked. It's overall a good park. Sometimes you'll run into random people walking the trail and sometimes you'll have people right behind you. But most times you can play a relaxed round with your friends.

It had the prettiest most well kept grass of any disc golf course I've ever played on. It's super…read morepretty shady lots of animals and very well kept up. That being said is a great course for a beginner or some kids to come out and play or just mess around on your lunch break The average hole is like 40 feet long and you're pretty much hitting the basket on MT but you can get that covered in hole in one that you've been always looking for What I go out of my way to play it. No if I'm in the area with my little ones, yeah I'll go over there and go nine quick holes and grab an ice cream afterwards. Or if I work there, I would play during lunchtime.

This is a nice course in Durham just over the border from Morrisville. Nestled between a pair of…read moreoffice buildings, it is well laid out and a fun lay up and putt course. Aces very possible from each tee box marked by two pieces of wood.

Large selection, fair prices and friendly staff. They also have a rewards program so you earn…read morepoints in every purchase for a future discount!

Always have everything I need and the items are expanding. Very nice people most of the time. There…read morewas a heavy set younger guy who has an air about him (not negative but just snotty and a bit impatient) but other than that it's a good place to get disc golf items, vape supplies and some cute offbeat home items such as sage, incense and funny hand towels and such. Clothing is cute too but never bought any of it

For as much as I don't like UNC I really do like this disc golf course…read more - You have to have a student ID to park near hole 1. - During the school year they play doubles on Saturdays - The mosquitoes suck in the summer. The disc golf course wraps around some baseball fields over near Finley. You can use the official disc golf course website for better directions to the entrance areas: http://cf.unc.edu/discgolf/map.html or you can use your favorite disc golf course site. A lot of it is in the woods, some of it looks like old golf courses, and you can get a glimpse at what it must look at the houses nearby the course. Dogs are allowed as long as they are on a leash. At around hole 3 you can sit down and watch the softball teams play if you time things right. Otherwise, it's a great course. If you've got the time it's worth playing. I happen to like the one over in Apex/Cary better and Cedarock near Burlington are two you in the area you should definitely play.

The course seems fine, my main complaint is UNC does not have a way to rent discs, even for…read morestudents. This is surprising, seeing as you can check out X boxes, bikes, camping gear, athletic equipment, and much more. Why they have a disc golf course but don't have a way for students to check out discs does not make sense to me.

This is a fun course. With two sets of tees, the course is fine for players of all skill levels. I…read morelike how the community is involved in the course, as evidenced by the sponsorship signs on each tee. The old farm buildings make for a historic setting. On the day we played, after a day of rain., there were areas of standing water to be aware of. It would have been a good idea to have brought a toeel6to clean the discs and hands, but we had a fun round nonetheless.

This park was on a one-way road. It is receded from the main streets in this hilly area and feels a…read morebit private. There was a skate park, picnic area, and a few other amenities. The road was dodgy and the trash not picked up. The place seemed like it would benefit from better care. It is a free green space, which is always a good thing.

Very, very nice park that you might not notice so much from the main road (Church Street). We went…read moreon a group hike that included a leg through this park in February of 2017 and it was very pretty. There is a skate park and a disc golf course in this park as well as a large pavilion. There are (steep) steps up to the road just behind the Virginia Museum of Natural History. The actual hiking path is rather steep also. In our group, those that could not manage a steep hike used the pave roads to cover the same distance.

We took a field trip here and this is a nice park! A lot of parking, an enclosed sand box, a mini…read morerock climbing structure, swings, trails and more! There were staff here and they were nice!

Great little park in Elon. Good sized area for kids to play. Beautiful garden elements (such as a…read morespace full of azalea bushes and other beautiful plants). Walking trails through wooded areas. Easy, plentiful parking. Free Little Library near the kid play area. Clean restrooms. Shade. Solid.