Kennedy Park Disc Golf Course

Kennedy Park sign, at the entrance to the park.

The course is set up to offer both technically difficult holes as well as easier open holes.  This way, players will get to experience two different types of play.  Holes 1 through 5 are heavily wooded with moderate elevation changes that reward accuracy and skill and punish throws that miss the faiway (although a little luck might be involved as well).  Holes 6 through 9 will allow players to throw some longer drives and still be accurate in order to have a shot at birdie. 

The holes

  • Hole 1 – A wooded hole with a blind curve to the right and a slight water hazard.
  • Hole 2 – A wooded hole with a narrow uphill fairway and an elevated tee.
  • Hole 3 – A wooded hole with several tree obstacles on the fairway.
  • Hole 4 – A wooded hole with a downhill fairway and a curve to the right.
  • Hole 5 – A wooded hole with a prominent water hazard and an elevated basket.
  • Hole 6 – Our longest fairway, with an elevated tee. Perfect for big arm throwers.
  • Hole 7 – A wide-open hole with an uphill fairway and a goal near the road.
  • Hole 8 – A short hole with and open fairway and a few tree obstacles.
  • Hole 9 – A short hole where the lake plays a prominent factor.