Course

The Estero Disc Golf Course is in the Estero Community Park, 9200 Corkscrew Palms Blvd, Estero, FL 33928. Google Maps

When you enter the park, turn right and go to the end of the parking lot to find the tee for hole one.

Recreational and Intermediate players are strongly encouraged to play the Red standard layout first, then step up to the Blue layout when comfortable to minimize losing discs in the water.

Most holes have three tee pads:

Gold - Professional
Blue - Advanced
Red - Recreational

PDGA Player Classifications & Divisions PDGA Skill Level Guidelines

Most holes have two positions that baskets alternate between (A & B).

Letters are used after hole numbers to indicate that a water carry is required from red tees.

Inactive basket positions and holes are grey in the UDisc map.

Until you are familiar with the course, you are advised to use the UDisc app or website to help find tee locations.

UDisc course page

UDisc course map

Estero Disc Golf Course Casual / League Rules

last updated Dec. 2024

General

2 meter relief from barbed wire.
The designated drop zone for all mandos is one meter inside of the missed mando.

Hole 1

Water is OB.
Tee for hole 1A to the left.
Tee for hole 2 to the right near road.

Hole 1A

Mulch bed of tree line is in-bounds, grass on condo property and beyond is OB.
Regular OB rules, or proceed to drop zone (alternate basket location).

Hole 2

Water and sidewalk / road (where road turns into park), curbing, and beyond are OB. 2 m relief from sidewalk / road. (to provide relief from fence line)
Watch for players on 3 tee pad!

Hole 3

Water and sidewalk and beyond are OB. 2 m relief from sidewalk.
Regular OB rules, or proceed to drop zone (red tee).
Tee for next hole along lake to the left. (red)
Tee for next hole along road. (blue and gold)

Hole 4

Soccer field, road and beyond is hazard.
Next red and blue tee along treeline ahead.
Next gold tee left of basket before road.

Hole 5

Water in lake is OB. Over fence line near basket is OB.
Water in ditch is casual.

Hole 6

Water is OB.
Sidewalk and beyond is hazard.
Gravel road is not OB or hazard.

Hole 7

On sidewalk and beyond (opposite of basket) is hazard.
Fence and beyond are OB.
Water in ditch is casual.

Hole 8

Dog park, sidewalk (long left), fence and beyond are OB.

Hole 9

Parking lot and beyond, fence and beyond are OB.

Hole 10

Road and beyond and fence and beyond are OB.
Next tee behind cottages in corner.

Hole 11

Road and beyond and fence and beyond are OB.
Tee for hole 11A left along lake.
Tee for hole 12 straight past basket.

Hole 11A

Mando left of large pine tree on the right in front of the gold tee.
Water, parking lot, road & beyond are OB.
Regular OB rules, or proceed to drop zone (along sidewalk).
Sidewalk is not OB.
Next tee across road.

Hole 12

Road and beyond are OB.

Hole 13

Mando right of marked palm tree in front of blue tee.
Road and beyond on left is OB. Grass right of tree line on right and beyond is OB. Fence and beyond is OB (2 m relief).

Hole 14

Mando right of light pole near blue tee and right of leftmost tree before parking lot.
Road and beyond and all curbing is OB. Grass on condo property is OB (2 m relief).
Mulch bed of tree line on right is in-bounds. Small grass jut outs connected to left side of fairway are in bounds.
Next tee left across parking lot.

Hole 15

Sidewalk, pavilion, road and beyond are OB.
Next tee on top of hill.

Hole 16

Water, sidewalk and beyond, road, and pavilion are OB. Gravel path is in bounds.
Tee for hole 16A (requires water carry) straight past basket.
Tee for hole 17 along path left.

Hole 16A

Water is OB. Regular OB rules, or proceed to drop zone (palm tree near basket).
Mando right of pine tree in front of gold tee.

Hole 17

Water long is OB.
Next tee on hill left of basket.

Hole 18

Sidewalk and beyond, including pavement under benches, is OB.
Please show good judgment and play away from all park users.

Estero Disc Golf Course Hole Information

last updated Dec 2024

In general, A basket locations are left ↖ and B basket locations are right ↗. When they are mostly in-line ↑, A is short.