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Before you go

Restricted hours

Open daily. Park hours 9am-dusk.

Other fees

Parking fee required on weekends & holidays. Pay at machine in Endicott Park’s main entrance. Alcoholic beverages are strictly prohibited on this property.

Fair conditions

1 day ago

About the course

9-hole course under construction at Endicott Park. Set on the landscape of Endicott Park’s- Whipple Hill in Danvers, MA, this 9-hole course is challenging to all. Featuring long and short holes and numerous elevation changes, Endicott Park offers a test to the beginner up to the veteran player. Come on out and enjoy Endicott Park Disc Golf! Construction Update: As of 4/11/22, all (concrete) tee pads are installed and all 9 baskets are in! Course signs are being designed and ordered. The 9 hole layout is now true to the course! Construction Update: As of 9/3/2022, all tee signs have been installed. Additional fairway maintenance/clearing planned for near future.

9 Holes

concrete Tees

DISCatcher Pro (original) Targets

Mixed use, Public park

Established 2020

No dogs allowed

Not cart friendly

No drinking water available

No restroom available

Contact

endicottpark@danversma.gov

Course Traffic

Players usually spend 0.5 - 2 hours here.

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Reviews

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Upkeep

3.8

Shot variety/design

3.9

Tee areas

4.5

Signage/wayfinding

4.2

Amenities

2.6

Scenery/views

3.4

@dlavs19

Aug 13, 2023

Very solid, relatively new 9 hole course in the woods with 1 open shot. Tees, signage and baskets are great!

@shamoose

Jul 2, 2023

Solid woods layout. Some holes hard to find discs even just off fairway. Great gem overall

@ddlowry

Jul 18, 2023

No mud now, but the poison ivy is teaming if you go OB. Still no signs but with concrete tee pads and baskets it's pretty good.

@smithjoshua

Sep 1, 2023

This course has come along way from dirt tee pads and overgrown fairways filled with felled trees. Cement tee pads, hole signs, and well-cleared fairways makes even some funky hole designs fun.

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