Tee Times Required

Schedule Tee Time Here

Select the date you'd like to play and search for available Time slots. Group size is limited to 5 people. All persons on Property must pay a Greens Fee, even those walking along as they count towards the maximum number of people allowed.

YOU DO NOT HAVE A 10 MINUTE WINDOW FOR ARRIVAL.

If you book a 9:30, you are Teeing Off at 9:30. Please arrive early and be ready to throw on time. We may not be able to accommodate late arrivals.

If after you complete your Round, you’d like to play again and a Tee Time is available, we will allow for you to play again without any additional fee. To be guaranteed 2 or more Rounds in a single day, you must Book online.

Frequent Questions

How much does it cost to play?

Our rate is $10 per person. All persons on the Property must pay Greens Fee even if they are just walking along as they count towards the total number of people in the group. Maximum number of people per group is 5

Do you accept credit cards?

YES! We accept VISA, MasterCard, Discover and American Express.

WOW! Why do you have so many discs?

We hear that a lot! The reason is that each disc is designed to fly a little differently than the others. There are discs made for both long & short distances, for approaching the basket and putting too! There are discs that fly straighter while others slice to the right and some hook left. All discs are made in a variety of colors, weights and plastics.

Can I rent a disc?

We are not renting discs.

I’m new! How do I know what discs I need?

No worries! We all start somewhere and we are here to help guide you through selecting the discs that are right for you!

What happens if my disc goes in the pond?

Do NOT go in after it! We have retrieval poles near the ponds which you may use to grab your disc if it is close to the edge. Remember, we have a Golden Rule here and that is: KEEP OUT OF PONDS!

How much does a set cost?

Our discs range in price from $10 to $25 and is dependent upon the plastic that you choose. On average, a set containing a Driver, Mid-Range and Putter costs $50.

How long does it take to play a round?

It all depends on how busy the Course is and what your skill level is but on average a Round of 18 holes will take approximately 2 hours for new players.

What do those 4 numbers mean on a disc?

Click Here for a detailed description

FINDERS ARE NOT KEEPERS!

If you find ANYTHING at all while on our Property, you need to return the item to the Clubhouse so that we can get it to the rightful owner. Discs, wallets, keys, phones, sweatshirts… if it’s not yours, don’t take it!

The Pro Shop

Come see why Pleasant Hill Disc Golf is the “One Stop Shop” for all of your disc golfing needs! Whether you are new to the sport or a seasoned player looking for something that will give you a little more distance, we have a wide selection of plastic on hand for you to choose from. We are proud to carry merchandise from the top manufacturers in the disc golf industry.

Our wall display features discs by Innova, Latitude 64º, Discraft, Westside, Dynamic Discs, Discmania, DGA and Gateway. We offer “Buy 3, play for free!” Buy 3 NEW discs in a single day and we’ll thank you with a FREE PASS to play. Use it same day or another time! There’s no need to stop at a sporting goods store before coming here! We have a wider selection and more knowledge to help guide your decision in buying the discs that are right for you.

We stock a variety of bags from manufacturers Dynamic Discs, Innova, Grip EQ, Latitude 64º, ZUCA and Fade Gear. Bags range in price from $20 – $299 with disc capacity from 6 – 45 with lots of room for apparel and beverages to take out on the course. We stock a variety of disc golf apparel and accessories including our custom printed logowear.

Pro Shop Pro Shop

What do those 4 numbers on a disc mean?

Speed, Glide, Turn, and Fade. Let us explain:

SPEED | 1 to 15

Speed relates arm speed to the manufacturer’s specs of a disc. The higher the speed of a disc, the more snap, spin and rotation required for the disc to perform the way it was designed and as the manufacturer describes it. High speed discs are not recommended for beginners as they require more power to fly properly. Speed 15 Distance Drivers are the fastest, having the PDGA maximum legal wing width. Faster discs cut into the wind with less effort and are best when throwing up wind. Slower discs take more power to throw upwind, but they’re easier to throw more accurately and may actually go farther downwind. Slower discs are perfect for beginners!

GLIDE | 1 to 7

Glide describes the discs ability to maintain loft during flight. We describe this as hover. The higher the glide, the farther down the fairway the disc will carry. Discs with more glide are best for new players, and for producing maximum distance. Discs with less glide are more accurate in high wind situations.

TURN | +1 to -5

High Speed Turn is the tendency of a disc to turn over or bank to the right for Right Hand Back Hand throws (RHBH) during the initial part of the flight. A disc with a +1 rating is most resistant to turning over, while a -5 rating will turn the most. Discs with more Turn are called Understable and are easier to throw making them a perfect choice for newer players and those without a lot of arm speed. Discs rated -3 to -5 make good roller discs. Discs with less turn are more accurate in the wind.

FADE | 0 to 5

Low Speed Fade is the discs tendency to hook left (for RHBH throws) at the end of the flight. Fade is rated from 0 to 5. A disc rated 0 will finish straightest, while a disc rated 5 will hook hard at the end of the flight. High fade discs are usually used for Spike and Skip shots.

Disc Golf Terms that may be like a foreign language to new players