Earlewood Park Disc Golf

Earlewood Park is one of the oldest and largest parks in the city— a centerpiece of the neighborhood.

Described as “an urban forest that covers sixty-six acres of rolling hills and valleys and mature groves of trees. Noted for its many varieties of wildflowers, it is one of the largest and most natural parks in Columbia.” The park has a community center, an amphitheater, a walking track, a disc golf course, tennis courts, and two baseball fields.

Course Details Target Type: Mach I Tee Type: Concrete Elevation: Mostly Hilly Foliage: Scattered Course Length: 4,798ft Alternate Length: 0ft Hole Length: Under 300ft: 13 | 300 - 400ft: 5 | Over 400ft: 0 Course Designer: Harold Duvall

Description Weaves through towering pines, majestic oaks and two creeks. Elevation challenges on every hole. Park and Recreation Admin building on site along with tennis courts, playground, dog park, shelter, restrooms (hole 11/16) and ball fields. Located 5 minutes from the state capital.

Directions Elmwood Ave exit off I-126, left at 3rd light onto Main St. Go approx 3 mi through 2-3 lights & down hill go under RR tracks & take left into park on left, parking by ball field & shelter. 1st tee by tennis courts. Coming from I-77 / I-20; Hwy 277 to Beltline/Sunset Road exit. Right on Sunset Rd. 1 mile to a left on Main St.. 0.25 mile to the park on the right.

First Tee: (-81.044083,34.025867)