Wheatland Disc Golf Course

This is a great beginner/intermediate course. It’s all flat! There are a few holes where it’s good to have a spotter since the trees/bushes obstruct your view. Keep an eye out if it’s rained recently since they tend to close the main entrance without warning. There’s another way in if you go around the back side. Make sure to bring your parks pass as well. Overall this is one of my favorite go to courses, and if you’re feeling up to it there’s a few other courses nearby you can go to and have a long day of disc golf.

- Jennifer Jorgensen

Fun course. Some holes are tight with a lot of poison oak (talking to you hole 4), but overall well laid out. well posted signs with hole maps, no wondering where to go next.

- kevin

This is a day fee Park. $5. But the fee is worth it because the park rangers keep this place clean from litter. You'll find an osprey perch and the nation's largest black Cotton Tree in this park.

- Ken

One of the most technical courses I've played. I've been conflicted with my rating. Great holes, both open and covered. My big takeaway is that it has a lot of foxtail out there. It is a dog friendly course, but about 1/3 of the course shouldn't have dogs, because of the foxtail plants. If you go late spring through summer, I'd recommend low socks and tight fitting shoes around the ankles. And be careful of what poison oak!!

- Gary

Should be a good course, but the pin placements almost never match up with the sign on the tee, so it takes a while to actually find where the hole is. Whoever moves baskets without marking it on the signs is incredibly stupid, it ruins the experience for everyone trying to play a somewhat serious round. Please relieve this absolute simpleton of their pin-moving privileges. Also I kind of want my 5 bucks back for park entry, 10 for gas, and 35 for opportunity cost. So let me know when I'll get my $50 for the time and money I wasted because of a complete dullard being absolutely dull

- Ethan Johnson