Klein Park

This is the nicest course Beaumont has ever got. The last was not a full course plus was always mud, even if it had not rained in a while. This one looks like it would be muddy but its not really. The last time I played was the day after it rained and the course was dry. It also has a long and short tee on al the course.

Southeast Texas has a Disc Golf culture growing and this course will help sustain it in the future years to come.
I am from the area, but do not live here any longer. I am a very avid Disc Golfer and I have played some of the best courses around… so coming home to SETx every now and then, while knowing this course is consistently improving, makes me feel good about our beloved sport in the area.
The course is a great challenge for all levels. It contains many Risk vs. Reward scenarios. So choose wisely.
If you are an «Open/​Pro» player then leave your «Big Arm» at home and bring your finesse bag for the show.
If you are a mid-​ranked player and can average placement drives about 350−400ft this course allows you to carefully do that on some holes while teaching you to throttle back on some technical/​tight ones and simply ensure that you place it where you need to make the next Birdie shot.
If you are New/​Novice/​Recreational player, then this course will fit all your needs to teach you the great aspects of Disc Golf. It gives you some great open fairway shots to drive on hard, it gives you some nice technical shots that test your approach skills, and for the closing it will give you a chance for that awe inspiring attempt at a great putt.
All in all… when you try any of the three experience levels mentioned, there is that great opportunity to yell and whoop up a cheer of success or the happy (but painful) «auuggghhh» of almost getting what you wanted out of the challenge.
The local disc golf groups and Golden Triangle Disc Golf Club do their utmost to keep the course in it’s best condition despite: droughts, hurricanes, and anything else in between those extremes.
They work with the city and community to ensure it meets everyone’s needs.
If you are not from the area, please know that the history of the park WAS sordid. and Disc Golfers help remove all the deviants and rift raft from the area; sure, like any park, there are still some less than stellar citizens that go there for nefarious reasons. but they are shunned away by the constant activity of the Disc Golfers at the location.
So please think about the park if you are looking for a simple place to have a lunch break in a clean park, when you want to have some grassy fields for the kids to play on, when you want to walk the trails/​paths of the area… and of course… when you want to play the Lifetime and Lifestyle Sport we affectionately call Disc Golf!

Great place to play a round of golf on a beautiful day. New tee boxes & hole markers, and thanks to some dedicated individuals some bleacher style & stump seating on the wooded holes. Only course in Beaumont, but Claiborne & Pleasure Island aren’t too far of a drive for a change of pace and scenery. Not the most beautiful course I’ve seen, but Klein offers plenty of shade, picnic tables & pavilions for relaxing and staying cool in the scorching summer month, unlike the sweltering open field that is the back half of Claiborne. All in all, Klein park is a fun & challenging course where you will always find friendly folks willing to play a round or two.

This the the first disc golf place I’ve ever played and have gone back 4 times since. My friends and I enjoy not only this 19 holer, but most of the other disc golfers are pretty nice. The course would be that much better if people actually picked up their beer cans though, but we try to clean up as much as we can.
The course is easy to read with diagrams at each of the holes with the option to go for a longer and more challenging tee off, to the novice tee.

Klein Park is on Major Dr. (off highway 105) and while it isn’t the best course, it’s the only one around. If you need a disc golf fix, this is it. We go out for a little night golfing with some Frisbee luminescence.