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Discover the Western Kentucky Disc Golf Trail

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Nov 26, 2024
Western Kentucky Disc Golf Trail

All images courtesy of the Western Kentucky Disc Golf Trail.

Western Kentucky offers disc golf enthusiasts an exciting opportunity to enjoy the sport amid scenic landscapes and vibrant communities. The Western Kentucky Disc Golf Trail showcases an impressive variety of courses, each nestled within a charming county brimming with other attractions. Let’s explore the highlights of the trail.

Benton, Marshall County
HH Lovett Park serves as an excellent introduction to disc golf, accommodating both beginners and seasoned players with its balanced challenge. Nearby, Doctor’s Park in Calvert City is a family-friendly nine-hole course surrounded by amenities like a splash pad and playground. Mike Miller Park introduces water features for added complexity, while Old Park in Calvert City charms with its shaded layout and beginner-friendly design.

Marshall County’s tourism is further enriched by Kentucky Lake, perfect for fishing, boating or hiking, making this area a natural pairing of recreation and relaxation.

Western Kentucky Disc Golf TrailPaducah, McCracken County
The Paducah Disc Golf Course at Stuart Nelson Park is currently under renovation, but traditionally it delivers a mix of wooded and open-field challenges. Players can navigate creek hazards and various basket placements.

With its vibrant arts community, Paducah is a UNESCO Creative City, renowned for its National Quilt Museum and historic downtown along the Ohio River. Stay tuned for more details on its reopening in the future.

Hopkinsville, Christian County
Home to two courses, Trail of Tears Park offers a challenging championship-level layout, while DeBow Park is ideal for quick, beginner-friendly rounds with scenic elements like creeks and tall grass.

Beyond disc golf, Hopkinsville invites visitors to experience the historic Edgar Cayce center and local distilleries like Casey Jones Distillery and MB Roland Distillery.

Oak Grove, Christian County
Set within the War Memorial Walking Trail, Oak Grove's course provides an intermediate challenge amid a serene, wooded backdrop. Oak Grove also pays tribute to veterans through its War Memorial Park, and visitors can explore nearby Fort Campbell’s military museums.

Western Kentucky Disc Golf TrailBowling Green, Warren County
Bowling Green boasts several stellar courses, including Lover’s Lane Park, designed for a mix of open and tight throws, and Kereiakes Park, known for its evergreen-lined fairways. Enthusiasts of vintage cars and motorsports will enjoy the National Corvette Museum and the Bowling Green Assembly Plant.

Mayfield, Graves County
The Kess Creek Park Disc Golf Course offers a welcoming experience for players of all skill levels. Mayfield’s community spirit shines in its charming small town and seasonal events, making it a delightful stop.

Marion, Crittenden County
Marion-Crittenden County Park’s Disc Golf Course provides a peaceful, family-oriented atmosphere for casual play. While in Marion, explore the Ben E. Clement Mineral Museum, showcasing the area's fluorite mining history.

Western Kentucky Disc Golf TrailMadisonville, Hopkins County
The City Park Disc Golf Course combines technical challenges with a picturesque setting. Madisonville, known as the "Best Town on Earth," offers an array of outdoor activities, including fishing at Lake Pee Wee and hiking at Mahr Park Arboretum.

The Western Kentucky Disc Golf Trail is more than a collection of courses; it's an invitation to discover the beauty and hospitality of this region. Whether you're an avid disc golfer or a curious traveler, this trail promises adventure and connection with Kentucky’s natural and cultural treasures.

For more information, visit Western Kentucky Disc Golf Trail.

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