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Neighborhood Fairways at Roy Tedford Park Disc Golf Course

Roy Tedford Park packs a complete round into a small city green next to Grant Elementary School. Fairways weave through tall shade trees and cross low mounds, giving the loop a park-like feel without long walks. Distances sit under 400 feet, yet well-placed trunks force low skips, gentle turnovers, and straight drives. Rubber tee pads are grippy, and each basket is easy to spot against the grass.

There are no tee signs, so most players open the course map on their phone or print the scorecard before arriving. The layout is beginner-friendly but still fun for seasoned arms looking to shape lines with mids and putters. A loop takes about 40 minutes on a quiet day.

Roy Tedford Park Disc Golf Course Fast Facts

Hole	Dist	Par	Notes
1	237 ft	3	Straight starter framed by two trees.
2	179	3	Short hyzer or forehand through a light gap.
3	260	3	Slight rise then drops to a guarded pin.
4	194	3	Plays across a dip with branches left.
5	272	3	Fairway falls a few feet, tree on right hides the basket.
6	383	3	Longest hole hugs the park fence on the left.
7	209	3	Open drive, but skipping long brings path OB.
8	359	3	Narrowest gap on the card—hit it clean or pitch out.
9	302	3	Gentle turnover back toward the start and parking.

Amenities & Practice at Roy Tedford Park Disc Golf Course

The park has restrooms by the baseball field on the west edge. Grass is well kept and the loop is cart friendly. There is no dedicated practice basket, but the open southeast corner near tee 1 works for warm-up putts. Parking is on the street, in the Grant Elementary lot, or beside the ball field—watch for school traffic on weekdays.

Food & Beverage

Bring water and snack bars; shaded benches beside the diamond offer a comfortable break spot. Make sure to pack out what you bring in.

Rates • Booking • Local Tips

Play is always free and first-come. Evenings can get busy with locals walking dogs and kids moving between school and park, so plan a slower pace after class lets out. Bright discs help in afternoon shade under the big pines. Wind is usually light, but when it kicks up from the Columbia River it funnels down 1st Street and pulls shots on holes 6 and 8 toward the fence line. No tee signs means first-timers benefit from a printed map or a quick look at UDisc.

Roy Tedford Park Disc Golf Course Final Word

Roy Tedford Park serves a quick, low-stress round in East Wenatchee. Shade trees, short walks, and a friendly layout make it a handy tune-up spot and a welcoming course for new players.

This disc golf course is one of many listed in the Washington Golf Directory, where we’re mapping out traditional golf courses, disc golf layouts, and driving ranges across the Evergreen State. Whether you’re a new player or a seasoned thrower, we believe every course in Washington has a story worth sharing.