
HV Griffin Park
Shelbyville, Tennessee
A free to play, beginner friendly, 18 hole course at the local Rec Center in Shelbyville, TN. Many holes have multiple pin positions that get rotated around periodically for some variety. Shorter wooded holes with some open holes to let you use multiple shot types without being too demanding for newer/younger/casual players. Also located in this park is a kids playground with restrooms close by, pavilions to sit for food/rest, a skatepark, baseball and softball fields, tennis courts, a small dog park area, and a batting cage. Multiple pin positions on holes 2/5/6/7/9/15/17/18.
Course layout
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Hole by hole
Main layout · 18 holes · Par 54 · 4,453 ftWhat to expect at HV Griffin Park
HV Griffin Park is a 18-hole public course in Shelbyville, Tennessee, playing 4,453 feet to a par of 54. It is rated beginner. The terrain is mixed. Its 18 par-3s average 247 feet — honest one-throw holes for most arms.
- Terrain
- Mixed
- Longest hole
- 392 ft (hole 18)
- Shortest hole
- 175 ft (hole 11)
- Layouts
- 1
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Good to know
Quick answers, straight from the course data.
Is HV Griffin Park free to play?
Yes — HV Griffin Park is free to play.
Is HV Griffin Park good for beginners?
HV Griffin Park's holes average 247 ft, which is friendly for newer players — the course is rated beginner.
How long does a round take at HV Griffin Park?
Most groups play HV Griffin Park's 18 holes in about 135–165 minutes at a casual pace.
What layouts does HV Griffin Park have?
HV Griffin Park has one mapped layout on Radius — 18 holes, par 54.
Where is HV Griffin Park?
HV Griffin Park is a disc golf course in Shelbyville, Tennessee.