It's all in the wrist! Play disc golf at a Coastal Bend course.

It’s all in the wrist! Play disc golf at a Coastal Bend course.

What was once played at Rice University in Houston by students using trees as targets, disc golf now has its own international federation, standard equipment, and courses. Five of these courses can be found in the Corpus Christi-Coastal Bend region. All are FREE!

Corpus Christi courses

  • Lamar Park, 4231 Sante Fe  
  • West Guth Park, 9700 Up River Road  
  • Waldron Park, St. Peter and St. Francis intersection
  • Billish Park, 15601 Gypsy St.

Ingleside course

  • Live Oak Park, Port Avenue and Vera Lane

How to win at disc golf

To win a game of disc golf, all you have to do is fling a Frisbee-like disc through the air and into a chain basket in the fewest number of tries. You only need one disc to play, but the truly dedicated discman often has drivers, putters, and mid-range discs.
The secret is all in the wrist, enthusiasts say, but much of the mystery — and fun — also is in the course. And as use of most of the disc courses in the United States is free, the game is relatively cheap to play. Discs usually cost less than $10.