Columbia Parks and Recreation

Location: Albert-Oakland Park

Hours of Operation: 6 am – 11 pm

Cost: Free for recreation play

Hosting a Tournament: Contact Columbia Parks and Recreation at (573) 874-7460 for fees associated with hosting a tournament

Disc Golf – Lower Course Map
Disc Golf – Upper Course Map

Albert-Oakland Park is home to  two 18-hole disc golf courses.  This 79-acre wooded community park has support amenities for the disc golf courses, including outdoor restrooms, picnic shelters, and ample parking. Albert-Oakland Park has many other recreation facilities, including playgrounds, tennis and pickleball courts, basketball court, outdoor exercise equipment and fitness trail, sand volleyball court, baseball/softball fields, open play fields, outdoor pool, and is a trailhead for the Bear Creek Trail.

Columbia, Missouri has four 18-hole disc golf courses, is host for the Mid-America Open Disc Golf Tournament, and has a local club – Columbia Disc Golf Club.

History of Disc Golf in Columbia, MO

Front Course

Course Type: Permanent
Year Established: 1979
# Holes: 18
Target Type: Mach III
Tee Type: Concrete
Landscape / Terrain: Mostly flat and lightly wooded
Course Length: 4,580 ft.
Hole Length: Under 300 ft: 15 | 300-400 ft: 3 | over 400 ft: 0
Course Designer: Ed Headrick in conjunction with Columbia Parks and Recreation

Back Course

Course Type: Permanent
Year Established: 1999
# Holes: 18
Target Type: Mach III
Tee Type: Concrete
Landscape / Terrain: Moderately hilly and moderately wooded
Course Length: 5,497 ft.
Hole Length: Under 300 ft: 6 | 300-400 ft: 11| over 400 ft: 1
Course Designer: Columbia (MO) Disc Golf Club in conjunction with Columbia Parks and Recreation