Bud Hadfield Park

Would be nice if it was a trail. Just a disc golf park for “people” who come to the park to drink beer, smoke weed, and litter. Pretty disappointing. Nature is actually outstanding but the disc golf “trail” appears to be just for disc golf as it seems strange to “people” that someone would walk around the park. Houston really is a mess. I will come back and use it as a walking trail. Don’t really care. Not often you find a place that’s worth enjoying around here. One (1) star for boomer tier planning for this park.

The BEST disc golf in Houston. A lot of folks dont realize that this is a golf course and sometimes are found wandering through fairways. I just be polite and let them know, and direct them to go with the flow of the course instead of against it so they dont end up getting hit with a disc coming around a corner. Its a beautiful and very technical course with a lot of teeth.

Was an awesome park to walk the dog without a leash. Fun little fishing hooks to try out. Very nice shaded paths for a bit of exploring or a simple walk. Disk golf course. Open areas to practice drone flying, or enjoy the breeze with a kite!

Its a very nice disc golf park. However some of the trails are in wooded areas. So if you are in to that its great. Pretty big park/ hiking trail area. Plus a small creeks runs through which is a plus. Just be careful because you can easily get lost in the trails.

Pretty cool 18 hole disc golf course that's about 2 miles with separate hiking trails. That said, be prepared to Brown Blaze, as restrooms are not available at this park. The first 2 holes aren't marked very clearly and 3 thru 5 take a little figuring out, but after that it's one continuous trail to the next hole with a junction between 7 & 8 then again towards the end. After the first few holes you won't find any benches or trash receptacles. Be forewarned that the old creek beds are littered with broken glass and ancient oil filters and tin cans. It probably wouldn't be a bad idea to bring a small bag for trash and do a little trail maintenance while you're here. I removed sticks and logs and such that were in the trail but didn't have anything to remove the broken glass. The first few holes are in the sun but after that it's nice and shady. Bring the MOSQUITO SPRAY!!! FYI...Telge park is the closest public restrooms to here.