Marvin Efird Park

@gavindcraig

16

Don't sleep on this course! It's a cute park with plenty of space. Great for a quick practice, and there's none better for introducing people to the sport. It's well kept up; just give it a day or two to dry up if there's rain in the area. Highly recommend!

@akeers

9

Very well maintained short par 3 course. Thankyou

@wald00

5

To short to be challenging at all for anyone over 12

@kevin4discgolf

144

needs trees trimmed back from t-pads & baskets, Ace's are impossible otherwise :(

@wireduptech

30

Fun short course

@jwfarris

99

Fun, short 9-hole course in a park.

@jscott79

39

Great place for beginners! Excellent place for those looking to make Aces. Family friendly.

@gabby102398

10

Very beginner course. Putter course. Very well maintained.

@obleo62404

32

Great beginner course. Fun for families.

@tczyrnik

18

One of my favorite pitch and puts. Great spot to get a quick 9 or play twice for 18.

@dcassle

12

Well maintained and shorted holes with minimal obstacles.

@nbusk24

46

Practice basket: No Parking situation: Limited but there’s usually not that many people here Number of holes: 9 (1&9 are close to each other so you can do another lap to do 18) Difficulty level: Family Friendly+ (Best course to bring new players to since the longest hole is 197ft) Cart friendly: Yes Water Dangers: No Other Dangers: No Bathrooms/Water Fountains: Both, they’re up at the building behind The Barn Tee areas: Dirt tee pads Benches: Yes but they’re not in the tee areas, spread out around the park Trashcans: No unless you count the dog poop one, there are some up at The Barn Signage/Wayfinding: There’s some signs near the baskets and wayfinding is decent Overall Rating: 4.5/5 Rating Reason: Fun short course with plenty of ace runs, can bring anyone and still have a fun time, could use with better tee pads Improvements: Better tee pads maybe a few more signs to find next area and also some benches Other Notes: Would love to see this have more holes as they have the land to do so, more holes would be better than concrete tee pads

@alyssah79

27

The place describes itself as a short, 9-hole course and that's exactly what it is. Great place to practice your angles and work on your weaker shot (forehand/backhand). Ignore the low ratings here. Those people still enjoyed the course but rated it lower because it delivered what it advertised, 9 holes of short distance shots.

@tnowalk

17

Very short 9 hole pitch and putt. Some interesting shot shapes, but mostly straight or slightly anhyzer/forehand line. Great little practice course for touch shots or for beginners and young kids. The park is well maintained and the track takes you through pretty parts. The pads are dirt with a wood toe guard at the front. There are markers that guide you to the next hole, but there were some that I needed to use udisc to find.

@joncourville

99

Awesome little course with fun lines to throw

@paleoprof

56

It's a fun well kept course for beginner to intermediate players. No tee pads knocked it down 1 star but it's a great course.

@acairns

63

This is my favorite course in Charlotte to take brand new people who have never played disc golf before. It's short enough to not be overwhelming for them, and provides a light challenge while they learn to throw their discs.

@greg6127

40

Great little 9 hole park. Keep your head up for spider webs. Aced hole 8 on 9/11/2022

@brossiva

46

Beautiful park and variety of shots! Don’t compare this course to Torma Town or a Hornets Nest. It’s a 9 hole, ace running pitch n’ putt.

@discgolfcraig

524

Kid friendly layout. Nothing longer than 200 feet. Good for ace runs.