Painesville Rec Park Disc Golf Course

"Great for little practice. Big or small"

"Has some cool holes, but some teepads are in line with where some discs might land from other holes."

"Came to play disc golf at the course here, and we picked a rather windy day for it! The course itself is cool, goes through the woods some, by the river, very scenic, but still with an open course feel. There was a football game going on, and lots of people when we went, so just beware when throwing. Make sure you look out for people and kids walking on the course! It's November, so everything was still really pretty, but there were a lot of leaves on the ground. Choose which color disc you throw wisely, because it can be hard to find them in the leaves. Also, watch the reeds by hole 5. They are thick and it was soggy. Almost lost my Diamond but thankfully it is hot pink and we were able to find it. There were also some other parts of the course that were wet, so wear waterproof shoes if going after a rainy day. We didn't have enough daylight to play past hole 8, but we will definitely come back to play the full thing! Summertime is probably the best time for the disc golf course, but it was still a beautiful day for the park!"

"Such a fun course! A highly recommended course for beginners, as well as more advanced players. Very enjoyable experience. Also, a very well-kept course. Will definitely be returning frequently"

"Played a fun round of 18 at the disc golf course. This was the the first time playing through and I enjoyed the experience. The course plays pretty short, so I would recommend for anyone getting into the game. The hole layout works with the design of the park, but could use arrow markers directing you from hole to tee box. Make sure to wear old shoes and watch your step because of the abundant amount of goose droppings."