Disc Golf in NewayGo County

NewayGo County welcomes you to try Disc Golf at any one of 5 area courses. Offering more than 80 holes of disc golf, NewaygGo County is the perfect destination to try this popular sport for the first time or for those who are seasoned experts.

What is Disc or Frisbee Golf?

Never tried disc or frisbee golf? It is similar to regular golf except a plastic disc is used.  A Frisbee can be used but for more precision a small, stiffer and heavier plastic disc is used.  Courses have areas to “tee off” and then progress to the hole which can be a metal post with a basket or just a marked obstacle or target on others.  Similar to golf, courses have holes in nine-hole increments. Give it a try at one of NewayGo County’s disc courses below.

Big Bend Park

2000 S. Beech St., White Cloud
18 Holes, Par 56, 6,158 Feet

Branstrom Park

101 E. Main Street, Fremont
24 Holes, Par 73, 6,831 Feet

Branstrom Park Disc Golf Course is a beautiful 24 hole park with pines and other large trees.  Scenic, challenging, 3 water crossings and many elevation changes.  Longest hole is 636 feet long.

Muskegon River Bluffs Disc Golf Course

Ed H. Henning County Park and Shaw City Park
500 Croton Road, Newaygo
18 Holes, Par 54, 3,385 Feet

18 holes with 2 tees and 2 baskets at each hole for beginners and professionals. Each hole can be played 4 ways giving players 72 different play options on the course, therefore the total playable length is estimated at 9,167 ft with holes from 130 ft to as long as 740 ft.  The course is being developed as a collaboration between the Newaygo County Parks Commission and the City of Newaygo.

The Bluffs at Newaygo State Park

2793 Beech Street, Newaygo
18 Holes, Par 56, 4,413 Feet

The Jungle Disc Golf Course

300 N. Park Dr., Grant – Blanche Lake Park
18 Holes, Par 74, 11,088 Feet

Hill Top Disc Golf

3759 S. 136th Ave., Hesperia
24 Holes, Par 54, 6,667 Feet

Conklin Park

Holly Ave., Croton
9 Holes, 1,726 Feet