Dads of Muskoka Disc Golf Course

Even though the course is a bit of a work-in-progress, and with the tee pads need some love, this is still a very fun track to play. It's well suited for beginner players and kids, stronger arms would do well to leave everything but the putters in the car. Overall very nice property, good signage, and a nice quick round.

My favourite course. Other fantastic ones nearby are Abbey Gardens (Haliburton) and Sandy Hollow (Barrie) but DOM is really special. Suck a beautiful forest in which to play disc golf, and every hole has its own character and unique challenge.

Great disc golf course with challenging holes. My partner typically plays the Canmore Nordic centre course and when we were visiting the cottage, we thought it well worth the 40 minute car-ride to Bracebridge for him to check out a new course for his favourite sport. Impressed by all the ravines as we were not expecting (my flip flops were a very poor footwear choice on my end), but still had a great time in the rain! Very impressed by the work done to keep the wooded course clearly marked and looks like a fun league to join for those residing in the area! Some of the gravel tees will likely need a rake/fill soon but overall, a wonderful few hours spent in the woods for free!

Really challenging course... Tight fairways and tee boxes that force very accurate throws. Only played here once but a few things to remember- bring bug spray- wear shoes you could possibly hike in cause you will be climbing, jumping a stream or two- tee boxes are pretty run down and made up of dirt so the footing can be a bit unstable- bringing a cold beverage is an added plus- use the online map as it is pretty accurate

Love this course. Good challenge in the woods.

Bring your putter, your climbing gear and your chainsaw. 13 of these holes are putters from the tee and the other 5 are so diabolically hard, that you might as well just write down a double bogey and skip them altogether. I’m not sure who designed this course, but they had absolutely no idea what they were doing. The tee decks are a mess. A melting pot of packed dirt, loose gravel, slick-when-wet, second hand lumber or just a bunch of roots outlined with sticks. I’m actually surprised nobody has injured themselves and sued the town. Anyways, if you want a nice, scenic walk in the woods and some putter practice, then this might be the spot for you. The implementation and volunteer maintenance by “The Dads of Muskoka” is admirable, but all things considered, this one is a stinker.

Beautiful course, tight and takes some skill, good mix of long and short holes, and for a free course the signs and stuff are great! There are a few missing maps, but you really can't complain if you take a picture of the main map at the start.

Most excellent disc golf. 18 holes of challenging terrain that make for a totally rad course.

Seriously Iam not sure what all you people are smoking giving this course 5 stars, you obviously have not played anywhere else?? Dad's is located beside highway 11 so car noise is very evident. The course is stupidly narrow but very nicely forested. It traverses a creek with very steep banks at least 6 times. If you have knee issues it could be very hazardous. This is a decent course if your under 40 and very fit!!