Emerald Park
Mesa, Arizona
Emerald Park in Mesa sits in a water retention basin, so most holes are open grassy fairways with few trees and the edges add elevation; a pond is in play on a couple of holes. The 11 basket course is played backwards for an 18 hole main layout, which is mapped with alternate tees and pins where mapped. Front nine, back nine, bonus hole, long and safari style layouts are included as named layouts. Free to play from sunrise to 10 PM, with a practice basket south of the basketball court.
Course layout
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Hole by hole
Main layout · 18 holes · Par 54 · 5,446 ftWhat to expect at Emerald Park
Emerald Park is a 18-hole public course in Mesa, Arizona, playing 5,446 feet to a par of 54. It is rated intermediate. The terrain is open. The course runs long for its par: 18 of the 18 holes are par 3, but they average 303 feet, so most of them are genuine two-shot holes for the average arm.
- Terrain
- Open
- Longest hole
- 461 ft (hole 15)
- Shortest hole
- 217 ft (hole 14)
- Layouts
- 11
- Mapped by
- Matthew Nehrt
Scores & records
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Good to know
Quick answers, straight from the course data.
Is Emerald Park free to play?
Yes — Emerald Park is free to play.
Is Emerald Park good for beginners?
Emerald Park's holes average 303 ft and the course is rated intermediate, so newer players should expect a challenge.
How long does a round take at Emerald Park?
Most groups play Emerald Park's 18 holes in about 135–165 minutes at a casual pace.
What layouts does Emerald Park have?
Emerald Park has 11 layouts on Radius: the main layout, Bonus Hole, Front 9, Bonus hole short tees, Main 18 Long, Back 9, Emerald Odyssey, The Oz, A-Holes, Emerald XL, Safari.
Where is Emerald Park?
Emerald Park is a disc golf course in Mesa, Arizona.