Cape Henlopen Disc Golf Course — Local services in Delaware

Played this fun little course a few times during my vacation. It’s unique in that the majority of the course is sand. Small elevation changes and fairly wooded. Its actually an old frisbee golf course so it’s one of the shorter courses I’ve played (the White tees only have two holes over 350’, the Red tees are insanely short, but still fun). Baskets are old and rusty but catch fine. White/Blue tee pads are new, but the Red tee pads are in such bad shape I wouldn’t step on some of them (broken boards, rusty nails sticking up). There’s a small fee to get into the park ($5-10), but this includes the beach parking. Nothing better than jumping in the ocean after sweating through a hot round...

A decent course overall. However the signs need repair. It is very confusing getting from Tee to Tee. I had a photo of the map from the beginning of the course which I used to navigate the course. There just need to be more signs near the basket of each Tee letting you know which direction to walk to the next Tee. The other problem was each hole had 2 or 3 Tee of Platforms. This meant it was hard to figure out which Platform went to which hole, especially when the holes were close together. It was a fun course, but the sinage needs some TLC. I took a photo of a good sign...

Just a note on some of the recent comments. I am a Park volunteer who helps to maintain the course and as of 2020 all of the White tee boxes have been replaced and signage is available at all the white tee pads indicating direction of play. A map is available at the hole#1 kiosk which can be downloaded to your phone. The course has been much better maintained in the last few years and it has been reflected by the large number of new and returning players. It is true that the baskets could be upgraded....maybe in the next few years...please make sure to keep the...