Centennial Park Disc Golf Course

Not a safe area. It's too bad because the course looks amazing. Only made it to hole 5 before turning around. There was 2 people fighting in the bush next to the tee off and a lot of encampments.

Be prepared to deal with families and events setting up BBQs in the middle of the disc golf course. The course itself is also poorly marked (no arrows on basket pointing to next tee pad, no clear paths between holes, some baskets are missing. Otherwise it's great that it's 18 holes and has a variety of interesting lines and obstacles.

Quiet and amazing to look at

Well maintained, missing a tee pad for hole 13 though

Lovely looking course, but it appears the weekend is not a great time to go - many people picnicing on the fairways meant we were limited to putting only for fear of taking out a family with an errant throw.

This is a public space with families, dogs, children, elderly, all walking around the park trying to relax.Whoever came up with this idea of having a disc golf course in the middle of it all, was probably high, drunk, or corrupt.The risk of someone being randomly hit and severely injured by a flying disc outweighs the benefits of this game at this location, and all the poles have to be removed for the sake of safety of thousands of park's visitors vs a handful of these lazy and non-athletic golf" players who act like it's their property all around.Whoever wants to participate in this removal process

Wow.18 holes with two different options for beginners and experienced players. The experienced course is insanely tough (for a beginner like me!).. like 1 hole you have to go over a huge body of swamp land and water!!! Didn't want to risk losing my disc . Haha

Great course once you know where you are going. Dual concrete T-pads and clear signage. Main area needing improvement is no signage outside the course indicating a course is there, or how to get to hole #1. Courseitself could be a 5. Distances are intermediate for the sport.