Live Oak Hillside Disc Golf Course

We had fun! Texas oak tree, cacti, snd wide open skies decorate the course— a beautiful display of Texas landscape This is a challenging course but has beginner starting points. This is a perfect stop for families. It is good for when the weather is nice because there are wide open sections with minimal shade. It’s a good idea to take water and good shoes because there are stickers.

- Marissa Andrade

Overall a well laid out course. Nice mix of shorter & wooded to long, wide open fairways. About 1/2 of the course has a solid layer of rubble, larger rocks that need to be navigated or maybe turn an ankle. Signage is very good from fairway to fairway (multiple signs). Most fairways have two concrete tee pads. Baskets are in good shape with numbers in them. Course is free to play. UDisc or a picture of the course map is a good reference, but signage is above average. There are places with heavy brush, and losing a disc is quite likely. Nice mix of flat and small hills.

- Dennis Pohle

Fun layout. Not good in damp or wet conditions. Very sticky mud. Be careful of the rocks. You will roll your ankle on almost every hole if you aren’t careful.

- Mike Maas

Had no issues coming here walking my 2 miles after work weekly, every few days until 2/26/24. Always parked on this side aside from 2 times. Anyway, got back to my car and saw that some a$$wipe poured a sticky drink deliberately on my driver’s side. Whoever you are, I wish you have a lovely encounter with a semi-truck and those evil hands of yours be of no more use. Also, a man got bit by a dog which was in a pack of 3. Thankful for him for guarding my son & I as we walked back to my car.

- SHARI

Great disc golf course and good place to hike with kids and see some wildlife.

- Susan Cummins