Tower Park - Park in Greenville - 825 W South St, USA

Nice discgolf course! Not a typically hard course but is a very technical course... Every shot is wooded with some very tight lanes... Its a very spread out course where you walk 500 ft an there might be 5 holes groped together, then another 200 ft of walking and another group of holes. Makes for a very confusing layout and isn't always obvious where the next hole is. Basket's have no flags on them an are very hard to pick out in the woods.

A beautiful park with a full 18 hole disc golf course. Not super great for beginners because of the distances, but just double the par and you'll be fine. There's a lake but you don't throw towards it or over it so there's very little risk. It's a good walk over a good amount of ground.

Awesome place to go sledding. Free, plenty of parking, and not to busy on a Sunday afternoon. We will definitely return

We had this shady, technical, well-marked course to ourselves in late March. Lots of hills. Not ideal for carts. Close to some nice food options. (I only give five stars to truly excellent courses. I've played on some that were used for national championships.)

This was a gem of a location that we just happened upon. We ended up staying for several hours and even brought out our ebikes to really explore this location. Plenty of parking, frisbees golf fields, a legit summer camping grounds, free parking it seems and plenty of nature in these surrounding areas.

One of my local favorites, just started playing a year ago. Fairly tight plenty of trees but there are good lines to the basket. I consider this my home course. I play it then I go down the road and play a shorter wooded course (courtland).

It's decent, some holes don't fit the type of course this is but most are similar caliber, a lot of walking between some of the holes, some are hard to find, not to bad I guess. Not worth coming if your driving a long way,

Nice park and nice trails. We've played here several times. The disc golf course needs cement tee pads and some better signage, but was well groomed. Definitely wear shoes with good tread because it's a lot of hiking up and down hills, and the leaves/pine needles/sand made it a little slippery. The views were really pretty though. Lots of great photo ops.