TDSA maintains # courses in Tulsa and surrounding cities
Blackhawk
Est. 2005
Holes: 18
Par: 62
Length: 8016ft
Targets: Innova Discatcher
Teepads: Concrete
Set in Mohawk Park, this course was installed to host the 2006 PDGA Amateur Disc Golf World Championships. Many holes have multiple tee pads so that players of all skill levels can find the challenge they are looking for.
Redhawk
Est. 2005
Holes: 18
Length: 6570 ft
Par: 60
Targets: Innova Discatcher
Teepads: Concrete
Twin Bridges
Est. 2021
Holes: 18
Length: Varies
Targets: DiscGolfPark
Teepads: Concrete
An 18 hole disc golf course with 4 par 4s with short tee pads to accommodate all levels of disc golf. The first 7 of the first 9 holes are in the woods offering different challenges on each hole. Holes 9-16 offer open and slightly wooded shots before finishing back in the woods for holes 17 and 18. Twin Bridges features a putting area with three baskets as well as a driving range with three tee pads.
Bears Lair
Est. 2005
Holes: 18
Length: 3900'
Targets: Innova Discatcher
Teepads: Concrete
Tulsa’s busiest course is located at the top of Chandler Park. Although a short beginner friendly course, it offers a fun round of disc golf for all levels of players. Moderately wooded and mostly flat, the course plays under the canopy of shrubby oak trees and rocky terrain.
Moose Run
Est. 2005
Holes: 18
Length: 4280'
Targets: Innova Discatcher
Teepads: Concrete
Moose Run offers a step up in challenge from Bear's Lair, also located in Chandler Park. Slight elevation change, wooded shape shots and enjoyable park style golf make up this course.
Haikey Creek
Est. 1980
Holes: 18 short / 18 Long
Length: 6860' - 8780'
Targets: Innova Discatcher
Teepads: Concrete
A Tulsa County Parks course, Haikey Creek is one of Tulsa’s longer courses. The course has seen major upgrades in the past two years with new baskets and a fresh redesign that has the disc golfers thowing in the picturesque park setting with large Oak and Pecan trees as well as four new holes playing in the dense woods. The course plays a long Haikey Creek and has short tee pads to entertain amateur divisions.
Riverside
Est. 1979
Holes: 18
Length: 5200'
Targets: Innova Discatcher
Teepads: Concrete
Tulsa’s first permanent disc golf course and host site of the 1985 World Championship, Riverside park is wedged between Riverside Drive and the Arkansas River. With a lot of pedestrian traffic on the River Parks Trail System and Riverside Drive bordering the entire course, please exercise caution and be courteous to other park users. Overall the course is beginner friendly offering some elevation change and a variety of shots on each hole.
Course Dovillio
Est. 1999
Holes: 18
Length: Varies
Targets: Innova Discatcher
Teepads: Concrete
Course Dovillio is a long, flat, and lightly wooded disc golf course located along the Mingo Creek. This track offers a variety of shot shapes from long lightly wooded par 4s holes to short must-get birdie holes. In 1984 this area was devastated by the Memorial Day Flood, washing away homes and businesses all along Mingo Creek. In 1999 this green space was given new life with the installation of Course Dovillio. It has been serving the disc golf community for recreation and competitions.