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Disc Golf

Enjoy our beautiful campus while playing your way through our 21-hole disc golf course. The course is open from dawn until dusk every day and is free for students, faculty, staff, and the general public to use. If you are playing our course during business hours, be sure to stop by the Visitors Center (Building 81) for your free parking pass.

Free Disc Checkout

Need a disc? Discs are available for checkout to students, faculty, and staff with a valid Nautilus Card. For players without an active Nautilus Card, discs are available for purchase. Visit the lower fitness center desk at the Health, Leisure, and Sports Facility (Building 72) to get what you need to play.

Where to Park to Start

To play the full course, park in lot Z and cross the street to access the first hole.

Short on time? Start at the disc golf kiosk on hole six to play a quick round of 9 holes around University Park (Holes 6-14). Parking is available in lots J and L by the tennis courts.

To view a color-coded map of parking locations on campus, visit our Parking for Visitors page. 

Restrooms

  • Building 213, between holes 7 and 8 (open on weekends)
  • Building 52, by hole 13 (closed on weekends)
  • Building 85, by hole 4 (closed on weekends)

Disc Golf Course Rental

Disc Golf Course Sponsorships


Course Map and Scorecards

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About the Course

The disc golf course flows throughout the University's main Pensacola campus. The course was made possible in part by The Disc Golf Foundation which awarded UWF the Matching Baskets Grant.

Course Rules

  1. Safety first: Never throw when players or park users are within range. Always give park users the right of way. Be aware of your surroundings and environment.
  2. Leave it better than you found it: Please pick up trash and move loose branches off to the side of the fairway.
  3. Tee throws: Each hole begins with a tee throw. Tee throws must be completed within or behind the designated tee area.
  4. Throwing order: The player with the lowest score on a hole is first to tee off on the next hole.
  5. When putting within 30 feet, players must demonstrate balance with the plant foot.
  6. Fairway throws: When the disc comes to rest in the fairway, the edge of the disc becomes the restraining line. During the next throw, final front-foot placement should not pass the front edge of the disc. A run-up and normal follow-through after release are allowed.
  7. Completion: Disc must come to rest in the basket or be suspended in the chains.
  8. Unplayable lie: Any disc that comes to rest above the ground is considered an unplayable lie. The disc must be thrown from the lie on the ground, directly underneath the unplayable lie, to avoid damage to the vegetation.
  9. Mando: Any disc that flies or lands outside of the posted mandatory out-of-bounds (O.B.) sign must be played from the short tee pad, with a one-stroke penalty.
  10. Out-of-bounds: All pavement and sidewalks are considered O.B. Discs are considered O.B. only when the entire disc has completely crossed the O.B. line. A throw that lands O.B. must be played from a point 3 feet in-bounds from where the disc went O.B., with a one-stroke penalty.
  11. Most Important rule: “Whoever has the most fun wins.” —‘Steady’ Ed Headrick

Questions? Please email outdooradventure@uwf.edu.