The Cedars Disc Golf Course

Rockwall, TX

Leo Valder

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The Cedars Disc Golf Course in Rockwall, TX, is a solid spot for both beginners and seasoned players. With a rating of 3.5, it offers a blend of challenges and accessibility that makes for an enjoyable round. The course's design features a mix of open and wooded areas, providing a nice variety to keep every hole interesting.

Many players appreciate the well-maintained fairways and greens, which contribute to a pleasant experience on the course. The layout encourages strategic play, allowing for creative shot-making while still being forgiving enough for those new to the game. It's great to see a course that caters to a wide range of skill levels.

Additionally, the atmosphere at The Cedars is welcoming, making it a fantastic place to gather with friends or meet fellow disc golf enthusiasts. Whether you're looking for a casual round or a more competitive outing, this course has something to offer everyone, making it worth a visit!

Overall Rating

3.5 (36 reviews)

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Harry Myers Disc Golf Course

Rockwall, TX

★ 4.8 (281 reviews)

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Top Reviews

Very bad disc golf. 3 missing baskets Not maintained at all So much extra foliage that non of the maps are accurate and require very advanced shots. Swamps covered by foliage makes it easy to get feet wet and lose disc's No pest control done at all. Pretty sure I have mosquito bites and chiggers Bridges are hard to find, swamped, and broken. Multiple tee box signs missing Very hard to navigate course almost no signage. Better off at Harry Myeres this place stinks

- Logan Layne

Baskets 1,11,&14 missing. #2 doesn't have a tee off pad. Just over all not in good condition. Bridges over creek mostly covered with greenery making it very hard to find! The only reason it is not a one star is because of the great signage/stones to each tee and basket....probably was a good course when first made just not kept up..

- Morgan Shively

Nice Par 3 disc golf course. Good hole buckets/goals and well marked start points and Par ratings. 18 holes in total with some along nice concrete paths. However, holes 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 17 & 18 are in field/woods. This is only an issue if it rains, as the drainage is not perfect so it dies stay wet/moist for a week or so depending on the amount of rain. Also not 100% clear path from hole to hole or start/end. I did not find one, but they need a course map near hole number one. It is online at the City of Fate's web site, which I have added to Google Maps now. Possibly they used to have a sign and it is gone now? Great addition to Fate and good location right by Robert Smith Family Park. Shared public free parking and restrooms. Improvements to course signage (add one sign with course map, rules, etc.) would raise my rating.

- Brian Fox

Incredibly nice park. The disc golf course was beautiful but incredibly technical. I found myself many times trying to figure out which basket was which and at one point even went for the wrong one. Other than that it's wonderful. They have a large kids playground, and even a fitness zone that looked very nice. The water fountains don't work but I imagine that had to do with covid. Hopefully they'll get those working again when that's all passed.

- Nathaniel Westbrook

Terrible course. No directions to next hole. Very tight and with lots of bushes & shrubs. Terrible layout. I would never play this course if it had just rained. Suggeztions: - give directions to next holes. . - clear out brush & trees leading a path to hole - add bridges over Creek. - make 16 hole 18 so you can finish by parking lot. Final thoughts: go to Harry Myers. Worth the 10 extra miles.

- BobbyD174