Tetons Disc Golf Course

A New Way to Enjoy the Outdoors

The Tetons Disc Golf Course brings a fun and exciting outdoor experience to West Jordan! This 9-hole course offers a great mix of challenges for beginners and experienced players alike.

Whether you’re looking to improve your skills, enjoy some friendly competition, or spend time outdoors with family and friends, Tetons Disc Golf Course is the perfect place to get out and play!

Fun for Every Skill Level

Whether you’re brand new to disc golf or have been playing for years, Tetons Disc Golf Course offers a fun and exciting experience for everyone.

This 9-hole course features a mix of open spaces, unique challenges, and opportunities to put your throwing skills to the test. With concrete tee pads and a beginner-friendly layout, it’s a great place to learn the game, sharpen your skills, or challenge your friends to a friendly competition.

Bring your family, gather your friends, and enjoy some fresh air while discovering one of West Jordan’s outdoor recreation destinations!

Course Map

Details

• 9-Hole Course, Beginner Friendly
• Average completion time: 1 Hour
• Chain Tees

Example of Hole Signs with Rules

Park Amenities

• Pavillion
• Benches
• Water Fountains
• Parking on West Side
• Playground Near Parking Lot

Park Rules

• No alcohol
• Please keep noise level down
• Pets must be on a leash
• Please pick up after your pet
• Respect the neighborhood
• Watch for vehicles and park goers
• DO NOT trespass on resident’ property for your disc
• Disc Lost-and-Found
  • Do not take unmarked discs
  • For discs with owner ID, please contact owner directly and/or deliver to: Another Round Disc Golf Shop (6092 S 900 W Murray 84121)

Course Rules

• Just like traditional golf, the goal of disc golf is to complete each hole in the fewest strokes (throws) possible.
• Start at the tee. This is the start of each hole. Only throw when pedestrians are clear.
• Start your next throw right behind where your disc landed. This is called the “lie.”
• You can take a running start for your throw, but you must release the disc before stepping past the lie.
• If your disc goes out of bounds, play from either the last in-bounds location or go back to the tee. Add one throw to your score.
• When you are within about 10 meters (33 feet) of the basket, this is called putting. When putting, you may not step past your lie.
• You finish when the disc lands in the basket, not on top of it.
• The player with the lowest score on the previous hole goes first.

Accessibility

50% of the course is wheelchair accessible with grass and sidewalk. The other 50% is on manicured rock and brush on hills. See photos for more information.