Cliff Stephens Park

Cliff Stephens Park is a 44 acrea preserve with access to a multi-​use trail (including cycling), frisbee golf, boating (small) opportunities, hiking, fishing (there’s a pier) and birdwatching.

This is an awesome course. I am a beginner and lost a few discs in the water hazards but I will definitley be back!

This course has numerous water hazards. Not for beginners like we are, forte advanced players. Hopefully we will be able to come back at some point. Be prepared to lose a disc in the water.

This disc golf course is amazing only down side is you have to cross the street to play the second half of the course but it evens out with the bonus baskets. This course is challenging as in there are a lot of water hazards to lose discs! both me and my fiancé have lost a few here but over all I give this a thumbs up its fun and clean and open its the best in Clearwater!

This was my first disc golf experience so I might have to come back and re-​review after I’m a seasoned pro but I loved the course.
This course (like many I believe) is interwoven into a larger park. Interesting throws, also known as bad throws, usually require the golfer to scream «Fore!» at a bicyclist or runner. There are even signs throughout that say «Watch out for flying discs». There are beautiful trees throughout with all sorts of great wildlife around. There is also water hazards on a least half the holes. The trees paired with the water definitely make the course challenging but manageable. AND, if your disc takes a plunge there are people who are crazy enough to run past the «No Swimming» and «Beware of Gators» signs to retrieve your disk for a price. The course itself seems to be very well-​maintained the park was mostly clean of litter. The other, umm, golfers? seemed to be friendly as well.
My only gripe– if I weren’t with seasoned Cliff disc golfers I’m not sure I would have found all the holes. This might not even be there fault. I had never even held a driver disc before we went out there but I didn’t think the holes were marked very clearly.
Overall, it’s a great way to spend a nice day outside in a beautiful park. Even if you don’t play disc golf, go ride/​run the trails. It’s a vast, gorgeous park.