Toronto Disc Golf Courses

Fun with Frisbees! It's a lot easier and cheaper to play Frisbee Golf, or Disc Golf as most courses are located in parks (so free) and no carts are required. Similar to golf, you throw the frisbee towards the metal and chain baskets, count the throws and compare against the par for the hole.

There are no drinking carts coming by and generally you don't have a caddy or reservations, but otherwise it is the same as golf!

From the city's website, "Come try your hand at disc golf! With similar rules to traditional golf, players throw a disc from a tee off area into a metal basket mounted in the ground. The object of the game is to complete each hole in the fewest number of throws. Disc golf courses are open year round."

Ann and I tried the Ashbridges Bay Park, a 9 hole/baskets, 3 par course, and yes it was delightful. This was our first time and we had the kit with three distinct frisbess each, one was a driver, one a mid-range and one a putter although we did not wield these discs with skill.

Ashbridges Bay Park 9 baskets
Centennial Park - Etobicoke 23 baskets
Dentonia Park Golf Course 9 baskets
E.T. Seton Park 14 baskets
Marilyn Bell Park 9 baskets
Scarlett Woods Golf Course 9 baskets
Toronto Island Park - Centre Island 19 baskets

See more photos after the jump.