Loma Verde Disc Golf Course

Here is the Google Map Plus Code and Longitude & Latitude to where you should park:649Q+34X Tucson, Arizona32.217743, -110.862154This is the only all (real) grass course in Tucson currently! (There will probably be another one by the end of the year.) Yes, real grass. The whole course.After a frustrating year (or more?) of putting up with the city's (contractor's) messing this park up--and I mean messing up--it is back into shape. All baskets back in place, all baskets fixed. Most tee bricks are in place. Very, very little goats heads any more.There are B pads for you gunners, some of which are pretty challenging, maybe even sadistic. haha Many of the original A pad locations have changed, making it more challenging. I don't know about #11 with such a severe left dogleg shot, though. Kind of ridiculous. But I guess if you play it enough, as in a ton, you will eventually find the line with the right disc. The rest are OK. Many of the new tee placements take away some of the easiness of some of the shots.This course is a great course to take beginners. Not many obstacles. There is, however, The Wall. And The Substation. Those are the worst OBs. The Wall is worse when the mall is open and there are cars parked and also driving on the road.I know the future is going to be good for this park as Trevor, one of the supervisors of this course, told me there are going to be concrete pads put in and the city OK'd multiple pin positions. The permanent tees will be nice as right now, some of the tees are ground indentations in the dirt and you have to tee off to the side to avoid twisting your ankle and at the very least, messing up your shot. The city also took out the old drinking fountain behind the backstop and put in a new one on the other end of the backstop. They also took out a really nice tree behind #1, which I really don't understand.5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money.4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business.3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it.2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money.1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

Huge shout out to everyone who stepped up to help pour 18 concrete tee pads today!! We couldn't be more grateful to our Disc Golf community for helping out with this project.

This is a straight up and down course. It has the typical 18 baskets and they vary from distance. There is the white tee's which or closer and yellow tee's which is further away. The greens are green, the rough is dirt and the holes next to the streets are the most difficult. It took me and my two sons roughly about 35-45 minutes to go to the end and back. According to the map there is a parking lot, but I think it's for the mall. So you may need to park on the street as I did. All in all it is a god course. Super simple not to difficult to manage. There is no concrete slabs to throw your discs from so you will need to adjust accordingly. Will go back. I give it a three because of the difficulty of the course. Not very challenging.

Such a wonderful place to walk your dog, play frisbee disk, fly a kite, or just take a walk with the kids. Perfect during the evenings & the amazing Tucson nature is on point!

The fact that they managed to fit 9 baskets in this L shaped park is somewhat impressive. However, the holes are very boring straight shot, short distance holes. Any experienced player will be bored. Even newcomers might not enjoy this course because you have to worry about sending your disc into a road or over the wall into the mall parking lot. The tees are marked poorly and it is an out and back course meaning that there will be some traffic with other players.I would recommend trying any other course in Tucson.