Dolly Cooper Park

Greenville, SC

Zhavargo Melvin Carroll (Smoothe Chizel)

Zhavargo Melvin Carroll (Smoothe Chizel)

Ethan Hansen

Mark Couch

Max Well

Course Summary

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Dolly Cooper Park in Greenville, SC, is a fantastic spot for disc golf enthusiasts like us! With a strong rating of 4.5, it’s clear that many players appreciate the well-maintained course and the thoughtful layout that challenges both beginners and seasoned players alike.

One of the highlights here is the scenic beauty that surrounds the course. The park’s natural landscape not only makes for a pleasant round of disc golf but also provides a refreshing escape into nature. The combination of fun holes and picturesque views keeps me coming back for more.

Additionally, the friendly atmosphere at Dolly Cooper Park adds to the experience. Whether you're new to the game or a seasoned pro, it's easy to feel welcomed and part of the community here. If you haven't checked it out yet, I highly recommend giving it a go!

Overall Rating

4.5 (474 reviews)

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Top Reviews

Went today after the flood due to the Helene power being out everywhere and both ways into the park was closed due to down trees 🌳 so I drive over them in my Jeep Wrangler 👋😀👍

- JEEP GUY

One of my favorite playgrounds to bring my kids to ! Shaded picnic area, fenced in playground and soft floor instead of mulch so my 6 month old can enjoy rolling around and playing as well! No bathrooms, but there is a double sized porta potty. The Frisbee golf trails are fun to walk as well!

- Britain tasker

nice walk at Dolly Ropper Park, a nice trail on the side of the river and the trail is in good condition and no outgrown plants on the trail, you can also take a kayak on the river, nice. this trail is pet friendly and a nice place to bring kids just keep an eye on them close to the river, there's also a jungle gym to play on.

- Sal Torres

Walking around while my kid played sports…seems like if I had a kayak this would be a great place to get into the river! Now just gotta figure out where to paddle to!

- Hillary Kokajko

Great park in the Powdersville area. Occasionally it can be crowded during a baseball game and cause issues throwing hole one of the disc golf course. If you are looking for a slight challenge this course definitely will make you use each throw you know to bend through the woods. Eighteens island hole is definitely a fun way to end the course.

- Dakota