Disc Golf Courses in Tennessee

Questions

Which courses are free to play?

7 listings say free: Cane Creek Park (Cookeville), Carver Youth and Family Development Center (Chattanooga), Cane Ridge Advance (Antioch), and Cedar Hill, Naval Hill, Seven Oaks and Two Rivers (Nashville). Cherokee Park in Morristown lists free park admission. Steele Creek Park in Bristol charges a park entry fee to play. The rest don't say, so that's unknown.

Which courses have 18 holes?

9 listings say 18 holes: Athens Regional Park, Cane Creek Park, Cherokee Park, Groves Park (The Mounds), Morningside Park, Rotary Park, Steele Creek Park, Tommy Schumpert Park and Winged Deer Park. Warriors Path State Park in Kingsport lists two 18-hole courses. Admiral Farragut Park and Carver are 9 holes. 13 listings don't give a hole count.

Can I borrow or rent discs?

Naval Hill (Shelby Park) in Nashville lists free disc checkout at the Shelby Bottoms Nature Center when it's open. Steele Creek Park in Bristol lists disc set rentals. The other listings don't say.

Which courses are in state parks?

5 listings are in state parks: Cedars of Lebanon (Lebanon), Henry Horton (Chapel Hill), Panther Creek (Morristown), Pickwick Landing (Counce) and Warriors Path (Kingsport). The rest are in city or county parks.

Can a course close for a tournament?

Yes. Cane Ridge Advance (Antioch), Cedar Hill, Seven Oaks and Two Rivers (Nashville) say they're open dawn to dusk except on tournament days. Barfield Crescent Park in Murfreesboro hosts weekly and monthly competitions. Check the park page before you go.

How do I add a course or fix a listing?

Call or text 629-259-2081 with the course and park name, the official park page, the location, and the detail that needs changing. There is no online form. You don't have to pay for a featured spot to send a correction.