Morley Field Disc Golf Course Pro Shop

So much fun!
I’m a mom of three, with 2 boys and a girl. I wanted to show them something cool and fun to do around town that didn’t break the bank. Also, my kids scare me because they are fearless. They are always running, climbing, screaming, and fighting everywhere they go. So, obviously we are limited on places we can go for fun without someone getting hurt or causing trouble. This place totally fit the bill. We showed up on a Sunday afternoon at 3 pm ready for some disc golf fun. It cost us $ 16 for 3 kids and a mom. Not bad.
The course is nicely maintained, beautiful, and parking was no problem. My boys are 7 and 9 and they just loved it! They were even patient while waiting for their turn. They liked watching the guys launch their discs super far. Some of the guys playing there are pretty darn good!
The restrooms are located right next to the dirt parking lot and they weren’t too bad. Pretty clean. They were the regular outdoor park restrooms with no soap. They have a nice little snack bar filled with all of the best kind of candy a kid could need. They also had drinks and snacks.
I think we found a new hobby!

PSA: Don’t bring underage kids here. Trust me. It’s a miracle this place doesn’t get raided by the Cops every day. I know the stereotypes about disc golf but its seriously inexcusable the amount of illegal drug use that takes place on this course. Fucking dipshits are ruining the sport.

This is a fantastic disc golf course, a must play for any one in the area. It’s one of the older courses out there, is well maintained, and is just a fun course.
It costs $ 3 to play on weekdays, but that lets you play all day. $ 4 on weekends. We came out on a Monday morning with light rain. There were a few groups, but overall we were able to play at our own pace without anyone holding us up. The holes are varied, but mostly on the shorter side of 250 – 350. I loved that each hole had several pins, very detailed maps, and a good variety in shots.
The pro shop was awesome as well, full of different discs. I was happy that I was able to pick up a Morley Fields stamped disc for $ 15. The people I met at the course were all very friendly and helpful in pointing us the right direction. I’d love to come back and play with different basket placements and look forward to doing that next time I’m in town.
Overall it’s a great, historical course, that all disc golfers should play. If you’re new to the sport, try it out and rent a few discs from the shop. $ 3 is a great value for all day entertainment.

Morley Field is a fantastic disc golf course. Multiple pin placements for each of the 19 holes are switched up weekly, making it a course that is never quite the same. The grounds are beautiful and well kept. This is more of a technical course where placement is key, but there are a few holes that let you grip and rip. There’s even an ace pot you can buy into (I was so close on 16 like twice!).
The only downfall is that it’s pretty much always crowded. The best disc rounds I’ve played have been on near empty courses where you can spread out a little bit and really take the scenery in. Good luck doing that here. The three times we came to play was at about 7am in late December. Yep, still packed.

Parking: tiny lot that is usually full. You might have to park up the street by the golf course and walk down. Free parking everywhere though.
Atmosphere: $ 4.50 to rent a disc and okay 19 holes of disc golf. This usually takes about 2 hours depending on the amt of people in your group (Max 6 per hole). You can play another round when you are done if you feel like it. There are 2 practice holes by the first hole, so you can get your throws down before the actual match. Dogs are ok to bring here, but there are no poop backs, so make sure to bring some. There is a chance that your disc may get stuck in a tree and you will have to get it yourself or pay for the disc. They keep an ID or keys as collateral when you rent the disc.
Service: great service usually. They have snacks at the rental shop, including ice cream. Everyone is very nice here.
Keep your eye out for flying discs everywhere as most people are good about letting you know if there is a disc flying your way. Great time for a cheap price in a cool area.

I played 3 courses while out in San Diego/​LA and this was the best. I’ve played many other courses and this one is very enjoyable. Because of this, expect it to be busy especially on the weekends. You do pay a small fee ($ 4? Honestly forget.) The course looks great, every hole brings different challenges and strategies. Tees and Holes are marked pretty well, particularly hole location which can be very frustrating for first time players. I would definitely recommend this course to players of all skill levels even though it is on the more challenging side.

Easily accessible from downtown and maintained very well. I thought it was a little crowded at 6pm on a Monday afternoon though. I’ll definitely be hitting this place up anytime I’m in the area!

Definitely an amazing course for disc golf. I have only been playing for a few months but out of all the courses I have played on so far, this has by far been the most fun to do. Make sure you purchase your wrist band to play on this course though, or you will get banned from it. It only costs $ 3 on the weekdays and $ 4 on the weekends, so it’s definitely not something that will break the bank.

The best disc golf course in SD. An awesome location right in Balboa Park.
They have a good reputation for returning lost discs and equipment.
It can be busy on weekends, if you want a full round make sure to get there early.
Their pro shop sells good discs, they can help you decide what disc is right for you.
(they also have junk food!)

A beautiful and fun place to play frisbee golf! Decided to stop by and give this place a try after seeing it so many times driving by. Once you park your car, walk to the little shop, and pay the entry fee. Also, if you don’t have a frisbee, they’ll have some for you to rent. It’s not expensive and is definitely cheaper than many other activities you could do.
I’d never played frisbee golf before, so I’d say the course was pretty darn challenging (but it was super fun). It’s amazing to see how much land they put aside to have a frisbee golf course! It took about 2 hours and 45 mins to complete the course… and I was moving quickly. I’d say give yourself 3.5 to 4 hours to comfortably play the entire course and enjoy the surroundings. Would I come back? Yes!

This is the best place in SD for disc golf. For sure the most challenging course I have played. Doubles night is Wednesday (busier then).
Cost: $ 3 Weekdays, $ 4 Weekends.
Only con is how busy it gets. A round on a weekday usually a little over 2 hours. Prime time on Weekend it’s a 3 hour round. Sucks but popular for a reason.
Also, if you play casually it will be closed 1 Saturday every month for a tournament.

I LOVE DISC GOLF!
While I was in Germany I had the pleasure of finding my love for disc golf! When I came back home this was the first and only place I’ve been to in San Diego. My first day out here I came with a buddy of mine and we had a great time. There were two guys teeing off in front of us and they asked us if they wanted to join up with them and so we did. The vibe here is very friendly and hipster. You see guys drinking beer and smoking while they’re playing but everyone is polite so its not a negative thing. You see all kinds of people out here its quite surprising actually. People also bring their dogs out here as well, some without a leash.
Well about the course, there’s 19 holes and all are pretty much PAR 3. Every week they change the cages and put them at a different location for each hole. I like that a lot, makes it feel like a different course every week! The staff here is great a very friendly as well. It cost $ 3 on the weekdays and $ 4 on the weekends. If you dont have disks you can rent one for $ 1.50 and its $ 5 if you lose it. To be sure people aren’t stealing their disc they ask for your I.D. or keys in exchange for the disc (s) They are open EVERYDAY from dusk till dawn. I try and come once a week im addicted! Its a great place to come out and spend some time with friends while playing a fun game for cheap!

Beautiful
Relaxing
Trees
Squirrels
Grass
Sunshine
Variety of Terrains
Absolutely my favorite disc golf course. For me it is all about being outside and this course is lovely. I always bring a bag of nuts to feed the squirrels — so if you see a nut placed perfectly on a tree limb or stump — please leave it for our furry friends.
So much gratitude for this lovely setting to reconnect with nature, and throw a disc of two.

This is where I learned to play disc golf, this is my home course and my favorite I’ve played so far.
Morley Field is a $ 3 per day course but the $ is well used in maintenance and grounds keeping on the course. You will find beautifully manicured fairways, trimmed landscaping and ever-​rotating pins locations.
Working the prices of San Diego this is essentially a free activity for the family or just for self. Admission prices lets you play all day. Take a lunch break in nearby North/​South Park and return for more.

Beautiful course, I am from Phoenix and am a novice at best. Well this was at first intimating as it was big, the ppl walking around had bags for there many discs and such.
I enjoyed that some were helpful, patient and vocal with the heads up. And they do rentals if you happen to play and don’t have your set.

Fantastic place! Super fun way to spend an afternoon! And it’s SO cheap! Like $ 3 plus $ 1.50 for disc rental.
It’s a nice course, too. Variety of holes, with elevation changes and alternating goal-​baskets so it’s always a lil different. Lots of beautiful trees. The grass is well maintained. Plus it’s located right in the heart of Balboa Park. For a fun, cheap day outdoors you can’t beat it.

Love coming here for a game of disc golf… The scenery is beautiful, the holes are challenging and it can be as little as $ 3.00 when played during the week!

Never heard of disc golf before so my best friend and I decided to try it out for the first time yesterday and had a pretty fun time! The parking lot is pretty small and is on a dirt lot with lots of pot holes so I would highly recommend parking on the street if you have a low car. They offer food and drinks but we just brought our own snacks. If you decide to bring your own food be aware that your hands will get dirty so don’t pack something where you have to touch your food. We arrived around 1pm and finished hole 9 around 4pm. We didn’t finish the entire course because it started to get cold and I didn’t bring a jacket but next time I would go much earlier and be more prepared!
Overall, this place is a fun and cheap activity to enjoy in San Diego when you have the time to spend!

You don’t have to be good at disc golf to have a good time with this activity. My boyfriend and I had wanted to give it a try for over a year now so one weekend we just decided to do it. You don’t need a tee-​time or your own discs. To rent the frisbee as well as play on the course, it only costs about $ 6 or so, which is ridiculously cheap for a full afternoon of fun.
The guy in the pro shop is really friendly and will explain the course to you and how it works. The entire course is beautiful with lush greenery and quite a bit of walking so you can also get a little exercise. I highly recommend this activity as a date or a group outting!

Morley Field is the only place I have ever disc golfed before, and it’s the place where i’ve fallen in love with the sport.
This course is beyond beautiful and is always packed to the brim with interesting characters. (Which ultimately makes for never-​ending fun.)
With 18 holes that change frequently, there is never a dull moment to your game play. For a $ 3 charge during the week and $ 4 on the weekends, the price isn’t that steep for frequent disc golf adventure. The earlier you go, the easier it will be to park and to play. During the midday hours, especially on the weekends, it gets quite busy but if you’re lucky the wait times to tee off aren’t terribly unbearable.
If you don’t have your own equipment you can rent some discs at the shop for a couple of bucks as well. I suggest testing out different discs here before purchasing them (here or elsewhere) just so you can have a better idea of what to expect post-​game play.
The shop workers are very knowledgeable and help greatly when looking to purchase your 1^st disc, especially when it comes to understanding your individual needs. I can’t think of a better place to play!