Johnson & Wales Disc Golf Course — Attraction in Denver

This course is NOT beginner friendly. It is challenging in both length and shot shapes. Do not come without the map attached in the top comment, but even then gooooood luck finding those tee-spots

Negatives -Tee pads are faded spray paint markings on the sidewalk. You won't find some of them even with a map -Some baskets get re-used on different holes (but they do it well) -No signage to speak of once on course (but arrows pointing to next tee from each basket) -Tons of pedestrians (children often who do not know what's happening around them) -No place to go potty

Positives -Beeeeaaaaautifulllll campus style course -Huge old-growth trees shape most of the fairways -Lush grass well maintained on all fairways -Challenging lines flanked with trees, light poles, doggy poo trash cans, etc. Makes excellent use of the obstacles present -It's a gorgeous property with 100+ year old buildings on the campus

Listen to the first/top comment and BRING THAT MAP! and you may find yourself really...

Great beginner-friendly 18-hole disc golf course — but bring a map! This course does have 18 distinct tees, even though some baskets are reused. The tees aren’t well marked, and there are no maps onsite, so you’ll definitely need the online course map to navigate properly. (I’ve attached one here for you to use! :^D)

The layout is fun: holes get progressively more challenging, but overall it’s an easy, compact course that’s perfect for beginners, casual players, or friends who just want to hang out and enjoy a round.

Highlights: • 18 unique tees (though signage is limited) • Easy access and short walk between holes • Great balance of beginner-friendly play with a bit of challenge as you go • Relaxed, social atmosphere

For anyone looking for an accessible disc golf course that’s easy to get to and enjoyable for all skill levels, this one is a great choice.

(Yes I used ChatGPT to help me write this, but I wanted everyone to have access to the map, so I wanted this to be the...

I would say this is more or a practice course, but it’s a beautiful campus. We just made our own holes and shot basket to basket. Definitely don’t need to be a student. Talked to multiple people who worked there to understand what’s going on with the course. Everyone was very nice and pointed us to the baskets. Little tricky to figure out what’s what but nice place to throw around and make your...