Mesquite Grove Disc Golf Course

Chandler, AZ

Spencer Heaton

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Mesquite Grove Disc Golf Course in Chandler, AZ, offers a unique experience for both beginners and seasoned players. With a rating of 2.5, it seems to present a mixed bag of challenges and opportunities to improve your game. The layout features a variety of holes that can keep things interesting, making it a decent spot for practice or casual play.

Players have noted that the course could use some maintenance, which might affect the overall enjoyment. However, the natural scenery adds a pleasant touch to the rounds, and many appreciate the chance to play outdoors in a relaxed setting. It’s a great place to gather with friends and enjoy some time on the course.

Overall, Mesquite Grove may not be the most polished course out there, but it has its charm and potential. Whether you're looking to sharpen your skills or just want to enjoy a day in the sun, this course can be a fun addition to your disc golf adventures.

Overall Rating

2.5 (6 reviews)

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Top Reviews

The trees are all overgrown. I lost a disk on my very first throw (looked for 1/2 hour). Mesquite trees are thorny, and I poked myself pretty good retrieving a disc on 1st hole (hey! Blood in the 1st 5 minutes!). No pads. Rabbit holes everywhere (twisted my ankle once). Parking lot is FULL of student's cars who don't want to pay for parking at the high school next door. I might play it again if I feel like torturing myself. Rabbit hole "scream" picture kind of sums it up

- Ron Wilde

This course has potential, but it was pretty rough to play. So many trees with huge thorns and almost every hole you're gonna be throwing into them. Basically half the time I was searching for my discs. Most of the tee pads are gone and you can see the holes most of the time. Baskets need an upgrade too. If they took out some of the trees I could see it being a better course to play.

- Spencer Heaton

Well, there is a disc golf course. I will use this term loosely. It is in desperate need of some upkeep. The trees were very overgrown. The signs at the holes were all faded, some missing. We had no idea which hole was what number. There was no course map at the beginning or at each hole. There were no launchpads at the beginning of the course. Most of the signage is faded, broken, or didn’t exist. Lots of holes, no clear walking path, or clear map of the course. It is nestled in an old mesquite tree wasteland that has been abandoned and neglected We won’t be going back.

- Kristie C

It used to be a very small parking lot with a 18 hole disc golf course that uses some of the same baskets for front and back. But the parking has increased and is not as bumpy. Still make sure you have a hiking stick to get your disc out of the mesquite trees. They have huge 1 inch thorns. Ouchy 😬

- trevor white

One of the hardest courses iv played and greatly enjoyed it. But seriously, the trees are out of control. The city needs to do one pass through it and it would be more easy to navigate, otherwise you have to pre walk each shot.

- A L