Huntsville Celebrates Opening of New 18-Hole Disc Golf Course
- Brent Cassity

- Jul 21
- 2 min read
HUNTSVILLE, Texas — Disc golf enthusiasts and outdoor recreation fans have a new destination to enjoy following the official opening of Huntsville's new 18-hole disc golf course at Eastham-Thomason Park. City officials celebrated the addition with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on July 18, marking another milestone in Huntsville's continued investment in parks and recreational amenities.

By Brent Cassity
Reporting from Huntsville, Texas, USA
July 21, 2026 Updated 7:11 a.m. ET
The new course expands the park's growing list of attractions, which already includes walking trails, a skate park, playgrounds, sports facilities, and the Frank D. "Poncho" Roberts Aquatic Center. The project is designed to provide another affordable outdoor activity for residents of all ages while attracting visitors from surrounding communities.
Disc golf has experienced rapid growth across the United States in recent years, thanks to its low cost, family-friendly appeal, and accessibility. Similar to traditional golf, players attempt to complete each hole in the fewest throws possible, but instead of hitting a ball into a cup, participants throw specialized flying discs into elevated metal baskets.
City officials invited the public to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony and encouraged residents to explore the new course. The event also highlighted the work of the Parks and Leisure Department and community partners who helped bring the project to completion.
The expanded course has been part of Huntsville's long-term vision for Eastham-Thomason Park. Previous city planning documents identified improvements to the park, including expanding the disc golf course to 18 holes alongside other recreational amenities, as part of broader efforts to enhance public spaces and accommodate the city's growing population.
Parks and recreation continue to play an important role in Huntsville's quality of life. As new neighborhoods, businesses, and entertainment options are developed, investments in outdoor recreation help ensure residents have access to healthy, affordable activities close to home.
With the new 18-hole course now open, Huntsville adds another attraction for outdoor enthusiasts while reinforcing Eastham-Thomason Park's reputation as one of the city's premier recreation destinations. Whether you're an experienced disc golfer or trying the sport for the first time, the course offers another reason to get outside and enjoy one of Huntsville's newest amenities.





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