Dublin Park Disc Golf Course

Madison, AL

Collin Michael

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Dublin Park Disc Golf Course in Madison, Alabama, is a solid choice for disc golfers looking for a fun and accessible experience. The course layout offers a good mix of challenges, making it suitable for players of varying skill levels. The park itself is well-maintained, providing a pleasant environment to play in.

One of the highlights of this course is its scenic surroundings, which enhance the overall experience. Many players appreciate the well-defined fairways and the thoughtful design that encourages strategic play. It's a great spot to enjoy a casual round with friends or to work on improving your game.

While the course has its strengths, there are some areas for improvement that could elevate the experience further. Overall, Dublin Park is a welcoming place to enjoy disc golf, and with its community vibe, it’s definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area!

Overall Rating

3.0 (2 reviews)

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Fun little 9 hole course located within Dublin Park. Currently the playground structure is under construction and because of this they have taken out baskets 1-3 and fenced off that area. You can start right next to the construction fence and use basket 9 for a makeshift hole 3 and then turn only down 2 holes which isn’t bad. Most holes are around 150-200 ft and they are marked with signs and natural tees. When they get the construction done and bring back the baskets it will definitely be a 4 star course.

- Collin Michael

Pretty fun little park. 9 holes. Couldn't find hole #1 at all, so started with #2 then criss crossed around. Wasn't there for long and then I lost my white fairway driver up in a tall tree. Tried forever to get it down but gave up. Would recommend the park for beginners or people just wanting to throw real quick. No way you could really lose a disc here except if it gets stuck in a tree. No idea why each hole sign didn't have a map, as the hole wasn't labeled on the nets either, and there were no concrete pads to start each hole, but that didn't bother me. There's a water fountain and bathrooma by the kids play area right there too.

- Michael T