Disc Golf
Courses for all abilities
Photo by Time FosterThe Climber Course
9 holes to the top
This is a fun and challenging layout that will reward the players who choose to hike the mountain with a few birdies and a bunch of incredible lookouts.
Start of The Climber is next to The Barn.
The Climber gets you access to both The Summit and The Mountain Courses located at the top of the mountain.
The Climber holes are part of the 18 hole The Mountain (Blue & Gold) layout.
Not recommended for individuals with limited mobility
Pay to play
$15 per day, visit the rental shop for day-pass or use the QR code on hole 1 of The Climber Course, located next to The Barn.
Chairlift Access
(See Bike Park hours of operation)
Purchase a foot passenger ticket for $25 and add on a disc golf ticket for just $10.
The Climber Course
9 holes that take you to the top
Turf Tees
Disc Golf Park Targets
Please note
Mixed use: hikers and bikers
Not cart-friendly
Not stroller-friendly
The Summit Course
Red layout (easier)
This full 18 hole course located at the top of the mountain is beginner-friendly and emphasizes shorter holes with exciting shot shapes. The course winds through a beautiful hardwood forest (look for the eleven different tree species) and with stunning valley vistas. The final six holes descend the slopes.
A typical round here takes approximately two hours, making for an epic day of disc golf.
When the chairlift is running during Bike Park operational hours, there will be an option for players to take the chair to the top and play 18 holes back down to the parking lot.
Not recommended for individuals with limited mobility
Pay to play
$15 per day, visit the rental shop for day-pass or use the QR code on hole 1 of The Climber Course, located next to The Barn.
Chairlift Access
(See Bike Park hours of operation)
Purchase a foot passenger ticket for $25 and add on a disc golf ticket for just $10.
The Summit Course
18 holes starting at the top
Turf Tees
Disc Golf Park Targets
Please note
Mixed use: hikers and bikers
Not cart-friendly
Not stroller-friendly
The Mountain Course
Blue & Gold layout (harder)
This 6km long course travelling up and down the Wentworth Mountain is borderline perfection.
It is as much a wonderful nature walk through old growth hardwood forest as it is a world-class series of holes designed by renowned course designer, Benjamin Smith of Flickline. We were lucky enough to co-design big parts with Simon Lizotte Disc Golf. It is a masterpiece in the making. There are still things we need to improve and cleaning / beautifying will be ongoing for a while. Still it is worth seeing yourself.
Notably, the grind up The Mountain course is worth it when you experience the final six down-hill holes. Not only are the vistas incredible, but the final downhill shots are everything you can hope for in a mountain disc golf course. Each one will keep you coming back time and time again!
A typical round here takes approximately 3 hours, making for an incredible day of disc golf.
Not recommended for individuals with limited mobility
Pay to play
$15 per day, visit the rental shop for day-pass or use the QR code on hole 1 of The Climber located next to The Barn
Chairlift Access
(See Bike Park hours of operation)
Purchase a foot passenger ticket for $25 and add on a disc golf ticket for just $10.
The Mountain Course
18 holes (including The Climber)
Turf Tees
Disc Golf Park Targets
Please note
Mixed use: hikers and bikers
Not cart-friendly
Not stroller-friendly
Watch world class disc golfer Simon Lizotte play Wentworth’s Mountain Course while it’s still under development in 2025. Simon helped co-design some of the holes with course designer Ben Smith of Flickline.
New to disc golf? We have twenty sets of rental starter bags, that include 3 discs. Reserve ahead online or in person at the rental shop.
Visit udisc to learn more about the courses at Wentworth, track your scores, and leave a comment about your experience at Disc Golf Wentworth.
Meet the world-renowned Nova Scotia-based designer, Benjamin Smith. When designing courses, he believes holes should be challenging but fair, diverse, and constrained. They should work with the terrain to create incredible outdoor and natural experiences, incorporating objects and subtle features related to the landscape. But more importantly, courses should be fun, encouraging players to return again to throughtickle the chains.
For the courses at Wentworth, the team avoided clear cutting trees—although they did thin some and followed sustainable forestry practice to create a masterpiece in course building and forestry management. Throughout 2024 and 2025, they raked, tamped, and cleared underbrush and Hurricane Fiona blowdown. Protecting the environment and leveraging the experience of walking through the Acadian Forest were paramount in Flickline’s recent design here.