There is finally a challenging disc golf course close to my house! This course is pretty awesome,…read morebut is very tough. Tactfully situated in between the baseball and soccer fields, there is every type of hole you can think of. Bradford Park was built to host the world's in 2012. It also has a very nice feature, in that you have the choice to play the full 18 (which will take you a while) or to simply loop around for a quick 9 hole experience. There have been a few changes made to it since it's inception for the better. On a side note, bring some discs you aren't afraid of loosing, as there are plenty of places for them to disappear.

Has a sweet playground with rock climbing wall that the kid loved. Slight risk of covid19 infection…read morebut otherwise great. Bring your hand sanitizer.

I had a lesson with Paul on September 25, 2023. Paul corrected 3 years of terrible form in about an…read morehour. He is very professional, knowledgeable and attentive to the needs of the individual person. He is an upstanding man and a true asset to the sport. By far the best instructor of good mechanics on the planet period!

From the owner: The Ulibarri Leadership Institute is unlike any other disc golf coaching organization - we…read morespecialize in building student's foundations, starting with timing, basic form, and mental game. With a solid base, goals become more attainable because bad habits will no longer stand in your way.

I'm not sure how this is the first time I've ever been to this park. It's gorgeous and massive!!!…read moreThere's several different frields for various sports, a skate park and a dog park and some open fields to lounge in. I really loved my time with friends here. We also checked out the dog part and it was huge too. There's sooooo much space for dogs to run. My dog ran his lil heart out and had a blast. There seemed to be plenty of parking too, but we came at a non busy time so I wonder how it looks on a busy weekend. I loved my time here!!

Not sure lots of open space but I couldn't get what I was looking for .. water/river shade and peaceread more

I am relatively new to disc golf so I was really impressed that the owner took time to explain…read morethings to me and walked me out onto the course, explained the basic types of discs and showed me how to throw. I'm sure he would not have had time to do this had they been busy but they weren't so I really lucked out! They have a great selection of discs in their pro shop and they even have an area where you can enjoy a snack, soda or adult beverage! The course itself is absolutely beautiful and there are parts that have beautiful views. They host PDGA tournaments which are really cool too. I will definitely return!

The person in the pro shop was friendly and helpfu. I like the course, it was quite challenging…read more It gets a little easier once you know the course, but is still a challenge.

Horizons Park, located off Germanton Road in Rural Hall is one of the best disc golf courses you…read morewill find. This 18 hole course, complete with concrete tee boxes, accurate distance markers and free course cards is one of the best kept secrets in town. The grounds are well kept - leaves are raked in the fall, grass is cut all summer, and tee boxes are clean. The baskets are sturdy and level. Easy enough to not embarrass beginners, but plenty of challenge for tournament golfers to play under par. I've played quite a few courses in my day - from New England to Florida, California to Washington, and Horizons is one of the three best courses I've ever played. It gets crowded on beautiful weekend days, but never so much that you have to wait. Grab a disc and head on over. 5 stars for a top notch public park.

This is probably the nicest, cleanest, most well designed park we've been to in over ten years of…read morebaseball tournaments with our sons. It had plenty of parking, large, well groomed fields, lots of shade trees for spectators, paved paths between fields, clean bathrooms (with toilet paper!), and a well staffed and stoked snack bar (even selling bags of ice!). We constantly saw maintenance people riding golf carts, emptying trash cans and cleaning up, and we really appreciated spending three days at a park this nice. We didn't use any of the other parts of the park, but saw golf and frisbee courses, zip lining and playgrounds. Friends told us there is also a water park on a river nearby. Compared to some places we've been with overflowing Porta-Potties, ragged fields and no snack bar or shade, this one was a delight and we hope to come back again soon.

This is easily one of the coolest and most beautiful parks I have taken my children to. Both…read morecreative and esthetically pleasing, you really must bring your children here. Restrooms are here as well.

I consider Kilborne Park my home disc golf course since it is closest to my house and it was where…read moreI first started chucking frisbees. It is a fantastic beginner course for those that want to play the standard tees. The Charlotte Disc Golf Club and the Parks and Recreation Commision have done a lot to this park and course over the last couple of years that have made it more open and family friendly. With only two par fours on the scorecard according to the CDGC, it is a relatively short course with not too many crazy elevation changes. You can easily just go out and play the whole thing as a par three. The addition of tee boxes farther back and, at times, hidden additional baskets makes the Skillborne course a bit of a challenge. The difficulty of playing Skillborne has also increased since upon arriving to a few of the goals, there have been either no chains or only just the basket pole. The course is laden with poison ivy, so either keep it on the fairway, or take some sort of protection along with you.

More than just disc golf here at Kilborne, this park also has a softball field, two tennis courts,…read morea picnic shelter and a playground. It was the trail that got my attention as I got in a bit of walking about and fresh air while maintaining my social distancing. The parking lot is open but the playground is off limits at this time. [Review 13121 overall, 438 of 2020.]

I've sampled most of the DG courses around Charlotte and it'll be hard to find one with more…read morepersonality than Winthrop's. Stacked with baskets dancing on the edge of the lake, riddled with wooden area, long and open drives, murders of geese and even a fortress of bamboo. Each time is different weather conditions and they make for different levels of play. The landscape is absolutely breathtaking. Beautiful lake, huge trees, well-manicured fields. All make for an advanced level of play and scenic views. Often, we have gone with friends and some of us go to play and others join to just walk along the course. It's such a beautiful facility, you really can just enjoy the views without even picking up a disc. The only downside to this course is that the direction, starting point and course map are not clearly laid out. You'll have to google or check out one of the disc golf websites for further direction on where to start. We've ended up making our own course out of the available baskets. Some can be pretty hard to find, too. Also, there aren't bathrooms around the course, so go beforehand if need be! Happy disc golfing!

Bradley Center and Park seems like quite the spot for recreational activity in Gastonia. Hosting…read moreprograms like cheerleading, martial arts, tennis leagues and disc golf, there's a lot going on. There is a large 15,058 square foot community center that includes a college-sized basketball court and seating for up to 350! The large park was built in 1977 and is dedicated to the late Mayor Roland E. Bradley. Outside, lighted multi-purpose ball field, eight lighted tennis courts, two concrete basketball courts, two large picnic shelters, a playground and a sprawling 18-hold disc golf course. Much of those facilities is available for rental. [Review 11894 overall, 1676 of 2019.]

Awesome staff and great friendly regulars. Great place to play Table Tennis if you are up to the…read morechallenge. Come join us.

I really like Hornets Nest Park. It's a super cute and well maintained park that's part of the…read moreMecklenburg County Park and Recreation system. There's so much to do here for all ages and activity levels. I personally go mainly for the tennis courts, and my review is mostly based on that experience. I play with a beginner tennis group there every Thursday, and the tennis area is great. There are a ton of courts in the back of the park, maybe around 10 or more, so it never feels overcrowded. There's also plenty of parking, which makes it really convenient. I recently reserved a court through the Mecklenburg County app, and the process was super easy. It was only about $5 an hour, and I heard they'll let you rebook or refund you if it rains, which is a nice touch. The entire park feels very clean, safe, and welcoming. There are bathrooms nearby, walking and hiking areas, places to bring your dogs, and other sports areas too. I've seen people playing frisbee golf and just enjoying the park in general. It's one of those parks where you can really spend the whole day doing different activities. I live in the NoDa area, and it's only about 15 minutes away from me, so it's definitely worth the drive. I would absolutely recommend this park, especially if you play tennis because there are plenty of courts and the atmosphere is really nice.

Hornets Nest park is great for all ages. All ways clean. The timer on the obstacle course does work…read morebut the smaller kids still had fun. The pond is usually stocked with catch and release fish. There are activity buildings, baseball fields, a dirt bike track, there's something for everyone!