Wheeler Park
Course Summary
Wheeler Park in Geneva, IL, is a fantastic spot for disc golf enthusiasts like us! With a solid rating of 4.7, it’s clear that this course offers a great experience, blending fun and challenge in a beautiful setting. The layout is well thought out, making the most of the natural landscape, which adds to the enjoyment of our rounds.
The course's design seems to cater to players of various skill levels, making it a perfect place to bring friends, whether they’re seasoned pros or just starting their disc golf journey. Many have appreciated the course's maintenance and the variety of holes, which keeps things interesting and engaging throughout the game.
Additionally, the community around Wheeler Park appears to be welcoming and supportive, creating an inviting atmosphere for everyone. It’s a great place to unwind, improve our skills, and enjoy some quality time outdoors with fellow disc golfers.
Overall Rating
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Top Reviews
Disc Golf Course located in Wheeler Park is one of the best around. It's 18 holes and has a nice variety of differently shaped holes. Most of it is out in the open, for longer ranged holes. But there's a portion that's in the woods for some more tight quarter tosses. It's a local favorite and it's very close. Check it out if you haven't been.
- Brian Mars
Had a nice disk golf experience here. Good course, nice shade, good basket locations. Challenging enough but not unreasonable for a beginner. Does get busy sometimes though.
- Kam Dirilten
Wheeler Park is a fairly large park near downtown Geneva that offers plenty of space for a variety of outdoor activities, such as tennis, miniature golf, walking or jogging, and disc golf. The expansive disc golf course takes up most of the space in this park, but no matter the season ( with the exception of harsh winter weather conditions), disc golf is a fun activity for everyone, whether you’re a professional or trying it out for the first time ever.
- N Duncan
We went for the disc golf. Nice course, take a picture of the map if you're not familiar with the course, we had to refer to it a couple times. Although most holes were easy to figure out the starting tees. I didn't really notice many pro tee boxes compared to Jericho Lake, but the tee boxes here are made of brick and not concrete. It was really nice to have benches or picnic tables at the tee boxes, felt good to sit for a minute or two while the other players shot. There wasn't a lot of weeds for the disc to get lost in either, few spots but not too bad. Most holes were out in the open grass but a few went through the wooded areas. They do have a practice hole behind the mini golf course, but we didn't see it until after the 18th hole. Definitely will return through.
- Rob Rob
A diverse park with mini golf, disc golf, and this beautiful round garden (look at photos). It's really a perfect park for family gatherings, runs, you name it. And it's really close to St Charles and downtown Geneva.
- Otto Rascon