Knox Mountain Disc Golf Course

Not a bad course, but the crisscrossing creates a dangerous hazard for players and onlookers. The difficulty is low, though the trees do add a dynamic that offers a challenge to even experienced golfers. You can’t complain about the scenery, nestled between Knox Mountain and Okanagan Lake. There is great deal of dust, your clothes and gear will be covered in it when you’re finished.

Wonderful park. Closed annually on the May Long Weekend for the Knox Mountain Hillclimb car race.

Great disc golf course. Pretty open but still some challenging shots. Nice and flat. All baskets are for 2 different holes. Areas for improvement would be arrows for the next tee pad near the baskets would be good.

Fun course next to the lake, decently challenging but most holes are very similar. Great cement tee boxes and quality DiscCatcher baskets.Its 18 holes on 9 baskets so there's a lot of cross traffic which is kinda sketchy, didn't like that. Overall a decent course but not one I'd go out of my way to play again.

Good course using a fairly arid dusty park. Most lanes between tees and baskets are through skinny trees but if throws are kept low you should be able to stay out of trouble. Hole 12 is the only tee not at ground level, accessible by a steep set of rudimentary stairs to throw down to the basket below. Tees (cement pads with wood borders) have no signage and are only occasionally identified by magic-marker at the front of the box.

Location is easy to find, beautiful view and scenery! Beginner level course.

The hiking in the viewpoints are something you're going to have to check out for yourself. On a clear day breathtaking doesn't even start to describe the beauty of this area.Disc golf aspect of it. Terrible to go in later evening and or weekends. During the week first thing in the morning is a great time to go.

Disc golf is an affordable, laid-back hobby, which makes it easy to play on a regular basis. This course is a great starting point for new players, however there are challenging shots required which will keep players of higher skill levels challenged as well. The course is located in the heart of Downtown Kelowna near Knox Mountain and Okanagan Lake with ample free parking available nearby in the new overflow lot, or on side streets. There is a posted map of the course and holes. Previously, each hole had a sign indicating its unique obstacles and layout, however, as of May 2020, many of them have been vandalized. Players can expect gorgeous views of the lake on the west side of the course. All holes are par 3. New tee boxes show the local disc golf association is putting golf effort into making this space playable and sustainable, and I expect this to continue with the popularity of the course. Thanks to all those who've put in work to maintain this course. Final thought: bring the dog; there is a dog beach and dog park nearby for your best friend to enjoy after watching you have tonnes of fun playing disc golf. Can't wait for this course to re-open when safe to play (COVID-19).

This is one of the worse courses we have ever played. It is an 18 hole course that crosses back upon itself multiple times. At one point we had three different groups throwing discs at us, of which we had hid behind trees to make sure we didn’t get hit. Then when it was our turn to throw off one of the boxes another group came up and asked if they could play through as if to suggest we were not moving fast enough even though there was only 2 of us and they had 4. This was by far the worst golf experience I have ever experience and would recommend playing some where else.

Great little disc golf course. Not extremely challenging, a fairly open and flat course makes for a laid back and chill game. The course double backs on itself so it uses each hole twice; this is great for increasing the number of holes but you are often left waiting for people playing other holes if only a few other people are playing.