Tinicum Park Disc Golf Course
Course Summary
If you’re looking for a fantastic disc golf experience, Tinicum Park Disc Golf Course in Pennsylvania is definitely worth checking out. With a solid rating of 4.7, this course offers a well-maintained layout that caters to players of all skill levels. The beautiful scenery and thoughtful design make for an enjoyable round.
Many fellow disc golfers have praised the variety of holes, which keep the game interesting and challenge your skills. The course features a mix of open and wooded areas, providing opportunities to test your accuracy and distance. It’s also great to hear that the community around the course is welcoming, adding to the overall positive vibe.
Whether you’re a seasoned player or just starting out, Tinicum Park seems to offer a delightful experience. With its stunning surroundings and engaging challenges, it’s a place where you can easily spend a day enjoying the sport we all love.
Overall Rating
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Top Reviews
Beautiful shaded trails along the canal. Disc golf, miles of hard packed gravel trails, pavilion and playground.
- Twila Herot
Great disc golf course. Watch out for hole 12, threw my mid range right into canal
- Gerard Mehlmann
A staple, well established and challenging Eastern Pennsylvania disc golf course with bike trails along the canal, camping on site, and a beautiful wedding venue. Always a good choice for a beautiful round of disc golf with the dog.
- Sean Martorelli
This Park has fun disc golf course. The Canal directly behind it for A good workout Jogging,walks,run,bicycling, Art shows once & awhile for local Artist to display & sell there Art in the Barn. Along with Popup Tent Art Sales. I see a area where they may have horse shows, but I haven't seen one there yet. So I can't say for sure if there are horse shows.
- Mitch B Guitars
Really nice course, if you play high grass as OB it's a real challenge. Beautiful setting and a lot of variety on the hole types. The tee pads are horrible, for some reason they won't allow permanent tee pads? Doesn't make sense to me... If it wasn't for that the course would rate much higher.
- Doug Keller