About the course
Disc golf among the gum trees and kangaroos of Belair National Park
Belair Park Golf Club is a public disc golf course set in a national park amongst gum trees in Belair, South Australia. Designed by the SA Disc Golf Association (SADGA), it occupies the site of a former abandoned ball golf course and is free to play, with casual play permitted per SA National Parks. It features concrete tee pads and baskets, with multiple configurations including a community-friendly "quick 6" loop, a "quick 9" loop, a beginner layout and an advanced layout. Existing sand traps, slated for renovation, play as hazards.
Players consistently describe this course as huge, varied and beautiful, praising the natural national park setting and the chance to play alongside resident kangaroos and birdlife. The well-maintained baskets and tee pads and the mix of wide-open fairways earn regular compliments, and reviewers note it suits the whole family across its multiple layouts. The terrain is reported to be hilly and at times overgrown, so sturdy footwear is a common suggestion. Some visitors mention that signposting can make it easy to lose your way and that toilet facilities are hard to find. Overall the reputation is overwhelmingly positive, with reviewers highlighting the scenery, wildlife and the welcome re-activation of a long-loved community space.