Northeast Coachman Park

Clearwater, FL

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Northeast Coachman Park in Clearwater, Florida, is a fantastic disc golf destination that many of us have come to appreciate. With a solid rating of 4.5, it’s clear that this course offers a great experience, combining well-maintained fairways and challenging layouts that keep our games interesting.

One of the highlights of this park is its beautiful scenery, which enhances our time on the course. The layout is designed to cater to various skill levels, making it a fun spot for both beginners and seasoned players alike. I love how the course incorporates natural elements, adding a unique touch to our rounds.

Additionally, the community vibe at Northeast Coachman Park is wonderful, with friendly fellow disc golfers always ready to share tips or a friendly chat. It's a welcoming place where we can enjoy the sport, improve our skills, and connect with others who share our passion for disc golf.

Overall Rating

4.5 (221 reviews)

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Top Reviews

This was, and will be again, a nice place to enjoy a sunny afternoon. There is construction on the bridge and the only way to get to the park by car is Coachman Rd. Drew St. Is closed. It gets EXTREMELY dark here at night. There are no lights and a lot of trees and brush. The trail is almost impossible to see so if going at night be careful.

- K T

Nice park to walk around. Mostly, the park is used for disc golf. I saw groups playing there. They hold events there for it. If you're into disc golf, this is the place to be. Other than the nice view of trees.

- Daniel Faw

I've played disc golf many times in the last year. Good place to practice your game. Lots of trees for shade but can make some holes challenging.

- Mark “Orion”

More experienced course. Disc golf also known as extreme frisbee. Very fun challenging and much walking over terrain much rough not too bad

- seven millions

I skate this trail everyday. Averaging about 15-35mph depending on traffic. The path is smooth, very skate friendly, and wraps around multiple parks and ponds. Some sections are even covered by large tree canop

- Nando Williams