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Lear Park

Longview, Texas

18HOLES
65PAR
7,192LENGTH (FT)
400AVG HOLE (FT)
7 · 11 · 0PAR 3 · 4 · 5

Beautiful scenery, tough lines. Distance control and angle control will be your path to success.

Terrain: WoodedDifficulty: ProParking

Course layout

18 holes mappedAdd layout

Each line is a hole, tee to basket. Tap a hole on the map or the table below to highlight it.

Hole by hole

Main layout · 18 holes · Par 65 · 7,192 ft
HOLEPARRELATIVE LENGTHDISTANCE
1Par 3347 ft
2Par 3251 ft
3Par 4400 ft
4Par 3SHORTEST234 ft
5Par 4369 ft
6Par 3246 ft
7Par 4514 ft
8Par 4447 ft
9Par 3337 ft
10Par 3316 ft
11Par 4433 ft
12Par 4459 ft
13Par 4430 ft
14Par 4527 ft
15Par 4487 ft
16Par 3345 ft
17Par 4LONGEST536 ft
18Par 4514 ft
ΣPar 657,192 ft

What to expect at Lear Park

Lear Park is a 18-hole public course in Longview, Texas, playing 7,192 feet to a par of 65. It is rated pro. The terrain is wooded. Its 7 par-3s average 297 feet — honest one-throw holes for most arms.

Terrain
Wooded
Longest hole
536 ft (hole 17)
Shortest hole
234 ft (hole 4)
Layouts
1
Length vs Texas
Longer than 98%
Mapped by
Tristan Hawkes

Scores & records

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Good to know

Quick answers, straight from the course data.

Is Lear Park free to play?

Yes — Lear Park is free to play.

Is Lear Park good for beginners?

Lear Park's holes average 400 ft and the course is rated pro, so newer players should expect a challenge.

How long does a round take at Lear Park?

Most groups play Lear Park's 18 holes in about 135–165 minutes at a casual pace.

What layouts does Lear Park have?

Lear Park has one mapped layout on Radius — 18 holes, par 65.

Where is Lear Park?

Lear Park is a disc golf course in Longview, Texas.