Loma Verde Disc Golf Course
Beginner-friendly course with 18 holes, spread out across grassy terrain.
About Loma Verde Disc Golf Course
Loma Verde Disc Golf Course brings an 18-hole disc golf experience to Loma Verde Park in Tucson. The course is described as beginner-friendly and is spread across grassy terrain, giving players a chance to learn and practice the game while moving through the park. It is listed in Tucson's golf directory as a disc golf course and forms part of a City of Tucson park in Ward 6.
The course's 18 holes are its central feature. Rather than being presented as a conventional golf facility, Loma Verde is designed for disc golf, with the course laid out across the park's grassy landscape. Its beginner-friendly designation makes it a place for people who are getting acquainted with the sport, as well as for players looking for a Tucson course with a full 18-hole layout.
Loma Verde Disc Golf Course is located within Loma Verde Park, a 9.7-acre neighborhood park operated by the City of Tucson. The park includes several amenities alongside disc golf, including benches, picnic tables, grills, a playground, and a multi-purpose field. These features give visitors places to pause, gather, or spend time in the park before or after playing. The park does not have ramadas or restrooms, details that are useful for anyone planning a visit.
The setting keeps the course connected to the broader Tucson Parks and Recreation system. Loma Verde Park is listed among the city's parks, and its facility snapshot identifies disc golf as one of the park's features. The park also has designated rules and posted operating information through the City of Tucson, providing visitors with an official source for park-related guidance. Its location in Ward 6 places the course within a Tucson neighborhood setting rather than at a private resort or standalone golf complex.
Getting started at Loma Verde means visiting the course at Loma Verde Park and bringing the discs needed for play. Visitors can expect an 18-hole layout across grassy terrain, along with the park's benches, picnic tables, grills, playground, and multi-purpose field. The course is suited to beginners, while its full layout also gives returning players a complete round to work through in a Tucson public park.