Westmoreland Park Disc Golf Course - Eugene, Oregon

Directions:     Take exit 194b off I-5, follow the Ferry Street Bridge sign over Willamette River into town.  Take a right on 8th Avenue and follow it down to Willamette Street.  Take a left on Willamette Street and go to 18th Street and take a right.  Follow 18th Street until you see the pedestrian bridge over the road.    The course is on the left.
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When you get off the freeway at 7th and Jefferson, follow Jefferson until you reach 11th and then take a right.  Follow 11th until you reach Chambers, then take a left.   Stay on Chambers until you hit 22nd.  Turn left on 22nd and the driveway for the Community Center will be on your right.

Information:   Nine MACH-III baskets, cement tees, restrooms, Public phone, and Community Center which sells golf discs.

A beautiful course, laid out in a sort of circle around the edges of Westmoreland Park, the course makes maximum usage of the minor terrain gradations and small trees scattered throughout the park.   The first basket course in Eugene, Westmoreland gets plenty of use.  

Camp Tadmor Disc Golf Course - Lebanon, Oregon

Directions: I-5 to Lebanon exit (south of Salem), east 5.5 miles on Hwy 20 to McDowell Creek Park signs, immediate right after tracks, left at McDowell Creek Rd., follow 10 miles to Tadmor. 

Information:  ****PRIVATE COURSE***** Quite possibly the toughest course in Oregon.  This very challenging course is laid out amongst many trees and hills for most of the holes, with lots of doglegs.  Park at office and check in before playing.  No alcohol or tobacco allowed.  Course is closed June-August due to summer youth camps in session. 

Call the Camp Office for more information, (541) 451-4270
or by e-mail: tadmor@tadmor.org

The course is equipped with eighteen MACH-I baskets and concrete tee pads.   (Plan on wearing cleats during the rainy season).  The course layout is very tight.   Lot's of low, straight shots with very unforgiving trees on either side of the fairways.  Accurate golfers will probably do better than the "big-arm" golfers on this course.

Mingus Park, Coos Bay, Oregon

Directions: Hwy 101 north of downtown Coos Bay, west on KoosBay (bears right), left uphill on 10th St., right on Hemlock, left at park road behind Miller Crest School. Hwy 101 north of downtown Coos Bay, west on KoosBay (bears right), left uphill on 10th St., right on Hemlock, left at park road behind Miller Crest School.

Information:  Nine MACH-III baskets, 18 cement tee pads.  Set in a very heavily wooded area of the park, this course offers terrain changes on every hole.  Lot's of short but tight fairways -- and plenty of ace runs for the pros. Tee signs mark both the "A" and "B" placements very clearly, making it an easy to follow 18 hole course.  A very scenic park.

Directions:    Take I-5 to the Kuebler exit just south of Salem and head east (back over the
freeway), take a right on Turner then a left on Deer Park Drive.  The school is on the right side.  You'll need to go past most of the buildings and turn right on a road just before the baseball field.  The road goes up a small hill, and there you'll see a parking area.  The course is in this area.

Information:  *** PRIVATE COURSE ***  However, you don't need permission to play.  This is a very nice, short 9 hole, accuracy course.  There are tee signs at each hole.   There's also lots of elevation changes, trees, and many blackberry bushes and other types of ground cover which can be very intimidating, so you don't want to stray off the fairways!  MACH-III baskets and natural tees.

Directions:  1/2 mile south of McCullough Bridge at the north end of North Bend on Hwy 101, turn east on Simpson St., go about 100 ft. then turn left on Bayview, go up about 150 ft. and the course is on your right.

Information:  Short challenging course requiring tight shots through a heavily wooded area. 9 INNOVA DISCatcher baskets and cement tees.  Stop in at the bicycle shop if you need discs.  Close to shopping area.

Directions:  From I-5 take the Corvallis exit, this will be Highway 34.  Stay on Hwy 34 over the bridge that spans the mighty Willamette River.  Once over the river you are in downtown Corvallis.  Take a left on 4th street (this is Highway 99 South) with one way traffic.  Follow 4th street to south Corvallis.  You'll soon cross a small bridge and the traffic will be two way again.  This is now 3rd street (still Highway 99 South).  Continue away from Corvallis about 1 mile.  Look for the big green Willamette Park  sign.  Take a left on Goodnight Ave.  This is the road that runs into the park.  Go past the campground  about 100 yards and hole #1 is right behind the yellow gate on your left.

Click here to go to the Willamette Park web site.  (Includes a printable map and other course info)

Information:  Eighteen MACH-NEW II baskets outfitted with triple chains for "super sticky putts".  The course currently has natural tees, but cement tee pads are in the works for later this year.  There's a large map board near tee one which shows the course layout.  The course design is long and technical.  The use of spotters is highly recommended in areas where the grass is still fairly long.  There are a wide variety of wildflowers throughout the park, so please be very careful where you step and try not to disturb these native plants.  Lots of blackberries!  Watch out for Poison Oak and stinging nettles.

Contact:  Pat Farrell  (541) 757-1343    -or-  Eric Smith  (541) 753-0601

Course map

Directions:  (On-line directions)  Take I-5 south or north to just south of Eugene and the exit for Hwy 58/Oakridge-Klamath Falls, (Exit 188A).  Head east for 16 miles on Hwy 58 to Dexter State Park.  The park entrance is before you get to the lake and on the left.  Once in the park veer to the right and park in the first two parking lots.  The tee for hole one is marked by a white rock buried level with the ground between the second and third parking lots and faces the lake towards the dam.  There will be a sign marking hole one soon.  The basket sits under a big oak.  You should be able to find the next tee and hole and follow through the woods.

Click here for driving drections.

Information:  Installed by volunteering members of the Eugene Disc Golf Club this brand new course has eighteen MACH-III baskets with a practice basket coming soon.  Tee pads are all concrete. The course climbs up and down a low wooded ridge and into the woods below Dexter dam.  It also plays into some open mowed fields above the dam in the manicured part of the park.  There are several elevated tees as well as several lower tees with uphill shots.  You play from open fairways into tight and narrow wooded fairways and then back out into the open fields again.  The views of the lake with the mountains in the background are used excellently as backdrops on several holes.  The only O.B. (Out-of Bounds) rule is if you cross the edge of a road, regardless of whether you land on grass on the other side, it is O.B.  This should only really come into play on hole 11.  The only other hazard is to watch for traffic because the course has walk-outs that cross the park road in several places.  This course is in the ground as a direct result of close to 1,000 hours of volunteer work on the part of Eugene Club members!  Nice job guys!  Visit this state park's web site.

Watch for POISON OAK!  It'll be around for a while.  Plans are to spray and clear debris throughout the summer, but still, beware of the evil POAK  and stinging nettles!

Alcohol is permitted in the park, but drunkenness is not.  Please use common sense.  Please don't litter the course with cigarette butts or beer bottles and cans.  In the summer when it's dry, smoking may be banned altogether in the wooded areas of the park.  Dogs must be on a leash at all times.

Camping is available across the street from the park at Dexter Shores (541-937-3711).  RV hookups, showers, bathrooms & tent spaces.

For additional information, call the park directly at: (541) 937-1173.  Or call local golfers Bruce Sisson (541-485-3275) or Roller-Bob (541-485-1886).  (Visit Dexter State Park on-line).

Course map  (courtesy of Bruce Sisson and the Eugene Disc Golf Club)
Course map - PDF format   (right-click to save the file on your computer)
Course map & scorecard (PDF format - right-click to save)

Course Pictures  (Courtesy of Roller Bob - 6/01)

Course web site

Directions:  (click here for mapquest^® directions) Go to Bend, look in the phone book map and look up COCC, head up the hill and find the tennis courts.  Hole #1 is about 75 feet west of the courts. 

For those of you who are good at following directions and are heading over Hwy 26 from I-5 (Corvallis, Salem, Eugene, Portland) here are directions for a more scenic back-route.  About 15 miles from the town of Sisters you'll come through a small congested area known as Tumalo.  Just past the "Tumalo Feed Company", take a right and look for the State Park sign about a half-mile down this road.  Take a right on TUMALO RSVR Road then immediately take a left on Johnson Rd.  Follow Johnson Rd. for 6.5 miles (winding road; views of the Cascades) when you reach the traffic circle, continue east on Shevlin Rd. East. About 1 mile from the traffic circle take a left at the Chevron gas station (good place for munchies and gas) head up the hill to the College and turn left into the Mazama Parking lot.  The course starts 75 feet west of the tennis courts.

Information:   Nine Innova DisCatcher baskets.  Paver tee pads (installation in progress).  There is no public parking in the Mazama Lot during school hours, in which case you'll need to park on the main road up above and walk down to the course.  Course maps are available in the Mazama Gym at the Intramural Sports office and occasionally at the 1st tee.  As an added bonus the Mazama Gym is open to the public everyday except Fridays.  This includes the use of the weight room and showers! 

Drinking and smoking are not allowed on this course, so please respect the college's rules while playing this course.  Over the next few weeks we will continue to install the cement paver tee pads, as well as posting tee signs and a map board.  Look for more holes in the future. Watch out for Poison Oak and stinging nettles.

Local contact: Hyzer Desert Rebels  - or call COCC: (541) 383-7700

Adair Park Disc Golf Course, Corvallis, Oregon

Directions:  About 6 miles north of Corvallis on Hwy 99, make a right on Arnold Road. Park is on the left before the road curves.

Information:  Currently has 18  Mach-II baskets with plans to add two more baskets soon.  Ten rubber tee pads (not Fly18 pads).  A and B basket placements on every hole, coupled with  elevation changes, some long distance holes (#2=713/825), and a tightly wooded back section make Adair a fun challenge for everyone.

Contact:  Jay Sexton  Phone:  (541) 929-5452

Course map 

Laurelwood Disc Golf Course, Eugene, Oregon

Directions:  From Highway 5 take the 30th Street exit.  Follow the surface road paralleling the freeway to the south. Turn right on 30th. Go past Lane Community College (on the left) and go over the big hill. After it starts going back downhill you will see a schoolyard on your right, turn right just past the schoolyard (Harris Ave).  Continue on Harris Ave. until you get to 24th Ave. Turn right, go uphill until it dead-ends. Turn right again and head uphill it will end at the Laurelwood golf course (stick and ball).  Turn left, go uphill to Central Blvd and turn right, go to end of road and park at the fenced area at end of road.  Please do not block the road. Print out a map of the course before going as it is a guerilla course and is unmarked.

Information:  18 Hole object course with natural (grass) tees.  Previously a ball-golf course, Laurelwood offers disc golfers many beautiful long fairways and long, technical shots.  Heavily wooded and lots of terrain changes. Watch out for Poison Oak and stinging nettles.

Contact:  Bruce Sisson - or - Eugene Disc Golf Club

Course Map

Directions: from I-5, take exit 188A - Hwy 58 towards Oakridge/Klamath Falls.  This is the same exit you would take to get to Dexter Park.  Stay on Hwy 58 for 69 miles until you come to the Willamette Pass Resort which will be on the left side of the highway, just across from Odell Lake). 

Information:  Course currently has nine MACH II baskets and nine portable baskets.  All natural tee surfaces with plans to install rubber mats next year. Check in at the main lodge for gondola tickets.  Hours of operation are from 10:00 AM 'til 5:00 PM Monday through Thursday and 'til 8:00 PM Friday through Sunday.  The course is accessed by riding a gondola to the top of the 6,666 foot mountain and plays 18 holes back down just over 1,500 to the lodge.  The overall course-length is 7,328 feet and features several long and technical holes, but can also be enjoyed by the recreational disc golfer, as well.  Bring your camera along, as the view looking directly down at Odell Lake and across at Diamond Peak on several holes provide spectacular photo ops. 

For just $12.00 for all-day (or $48.00 for a season pass) you can play as many rounds as you want and ride the gondola as often as you want.  This means you can play the course once, then grab your mountain bike, take a few runs, and then play the disc golf course again - all on the same ticket.  At the main lodge you'll find full service food and beverages, including a lounge to relax in, as well as discs for sale, and of course plenty of tasty Full Sail brews to keep you cool and refreshed throughout your visit.  Camping is also available at the resort.

Contact: Pat Farrell  (541) 757-1343 or Willamette Pass Resort: (541) 345-7669

Willamette Pass Alpine Disc Golf Course Web Site

Directions:  From the Portland area....Take Hwy 213 towards Molalla.  When you get to Molalla, stay on Hwy 213 for about 8 more miles to the small town of Marquam (don't blink or you'll miss it!). Turn left at Marquam and follow the signs to Scotts Mills.  Cross the bridge into Scotts Mills and turn left on Crooked Finger Road.  Follow Crooked Finger for exactly 9 miles to Camp Dakota on the right.  The first Tee is next to the main entrance.  Park in the overflow areas.

From Salem....  Take Silverton Road to Silverton.  Follow the signs in Silverton to Hwy 213 towards Oregon City/Molalla.  Leaving Silverton on Hwy 213 you will go about 6 more miles and turn right at the Scotts Mills turn-off.  Follow this road (Mt. Angel/Scotts Mills Hwy.) 3 more miles into Scotts Mills.  Turn right on Crooked Finger Road and follow Crooked Finger for exactly 9 miles to our entrance on the right.  Park in the overflow parking areas.  The first tee is near the main entrance.

Information:   Camp Dakota's course is a challenging 18 holes with natural tee surfaces and tone tubes with enough natural obstructions, elevation changes, and doglegs to keep even the most experienced players interested.  While there are no stinging nettles, poison oak, or blackberry bushes, there is plenty  of heavy cover throughout this course.  At least two of the holes should be rated as Par 4.  Holes #6 and # 13 are both spectacular ACE possibilities.  OB areas include the paved roads on Holes # 1 & #18 as well as areas posted NO TRESPASSING.  Camp Dakota is a privately owned Campground that is open to the public and is located about 1 hour south of Portland - just east of Salem. 

You may use the course at any time for a donation of $3.  This money will ALL be used to fund baskets and concrete tee pads, as well as other future course improvements.  There is a self-service pay station located at the Camp entrance.  Anyone camping at Camp Dakota may use the course for free.  Course amenities include garbage cans, toilets, fresh water, tent campsites, RV hook-ups, as well as Tee Pee and Yurt rentals.  Candy and soda machines are located near the main entrance.  Please park in  the overflow parking areas.  Alcohol may be consumed in moderation by responsible adults.  Visit campdakota.com for more details about making camping reservations.

Contact:  John Winslow (503) 873-7432

Web site:  http://www.campdakota.com