All-Terrain Wheelchair Disk Golf

I love throwing around a frisbee with friends and many years ago when I mistakenly thought running was fun I played a lot of Ultimate Frisbee.

When Sam and I decided to take his all-terrain wheelchair to try Disc Golf would be easy because I’m pretty accurate with a Frisbee.

I was wrong.

Disc Golf Isn’t Frisbee

When Sam and I took his Extreme Motus all-terrain Wheelchair to the Spanish Fork Disc Golf course I had a big surprise the first time I tried to throw the smaller disc.

It banked hard to the right and hit the ground very quickly. Sam let me know the problem was I, “Throw like a girl.”

The Spanish Fork course was perfect for our all-terrain wheelchair. This isn’t a nicely manicured course with rolling grass hills. We had to roll over rocks, gravel, dirt, logs, and through the weeds to make it from the to the goal. While chasing down poorly thrown disks that I rained down all over the course.

It Didn’t Get Easier

I’d like to say that I got better as Sam and I wheeled our all-terrain wheelchair way around the course but I didn’t. Sam and I will need a lot more practice before we can compete at the professional level we aspire to.

While we didn’t have much luck playing disc golf we did have fun making this video and goofing around together. And that is what all this is really about. We have been able to make so many different activities inclusive because of the Extreme Motus all-terrain wheelchair. It doesn’t matter if we fail as something the point is we got to experience something new together.

Know Before You Go

The Urban Forest Disc Golf Course in Spanish Fork, Utah, offers an engaging 18-hole layout suitable for players of all skill levels. Established in 2010 and redesigned in 2019, the course combines wooded and open areas, providing multiple approaches to each basket. 

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Course Features:

• Terrain: The course features a mix of semi-open and fairly wooded holes, with multiple lines to the basket. UDisc
• Tees and Targets: Equipped with concrete tee pads and ChainStar targets, the course ensures a consistent playing experience. PDGA
• Amenities: As of August 2024, restrooms and a drinking fountain are available on-site. UDisc

Navigation and Rules:

• Signage: Orange arrows hanging from each basket indicate the direction to the next tee pad, with additional orange markers placed 11 feet from the basket to assist with navigation. UDisc
• Out-of-Bounds (OB) Areas: Discs landing on or beyond the walking path are considered OB. Players are advised not to throw over the walking path to ensure the safety of other park users. UDisc
• Mandatories (Mandos): Specific holes have mandatory routes marked by arrows on trees, directing the required path of the disc. Drop zones are provided for missed mandatories. UDisc

Location and Access:

• Address: 472 S 1400 W, Spanish Fork, UT 84660, United States. PDGA

Additional Information:

• Course Length: Approximately 5,050 feet, with hole lengths varying from under 300 feet to just over 400 feet. PDGA
• Accessibility: The course is somewhat cart-friendly and stroller-friendly, making it accessible for most players. UDisc
• Pet Policy: Dogs are allowed on the course. UDisc

The Urban Forest Disc Golf Course provides a challenging yet enjoyable experience, with its diverse terrain and thoughtful design catering to both beginners and seasoned players. Its convenient location and available amenities make it a notable destination for disc golf enthusiasts in the Spanish Fork area.

If you’re in town and want to borrow an all-terrain wheelchair give us a shout we’d be happy to send you out on an adventure.