Name: Whitmarsh Disc Course
Address: 1800 E Whitmarsh Rd, Burlington, Washington, 98233, United States
Telephone: 360-755-9649

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Whitmarsh Disc Course Burlington WA

Set alongside the scenic Skagit River, Burlington Disc Golf Course offers a compact, technical challenge that rewards precision and smart play. Designed by GRIPPT QS and Zane, this 18-hole layout is woven through a mixed-use city park filled with old-growth maples and wide-open fields. While it’s not a destination course, it’s a well-maintained local favorite that provides accessible disc golf for players of all skill levels.

Established in 2019, the course stretches just over 5,100 feet, with most holes under 300 feet and none over 400. Expect a flat, walkable layout—ideal for carts and strollers—but with tight spacing and overlapping fairways, so situational awareness is key. Tee pads are rubber mat, baskets are Prodigy T1, and directional flags help navigate the flow between holes.

This is a course where finesse wins over power. While longer holes like 11 and 4 demand distance control, most of the layout emphasizes line shaping and strategic shot selection. Several baskets are placed near other fairways, so it’s a shared space that encourages a respectful rhythm among parkgoers and players alike.

It’s not without quirks—some basket confusion and tight routing come with the territory—but for a quick round in the shade with a nice breeze off the river, Burlington delivers. You won’t lose many discs here, but you’ll definitely need to stay dialed in to keep your scorecard clean.

Whitmarsh Disc Course Hole by Hole Breakdown

Hole	Distance	Par	Avg Score	Notes
1	281 ft	3	3.11	Straightforward start, but accuracy rewarded.
2	246 ft	3	3.14	Low ceiling and subtle line shaping.
3	380 ft	3	3.51	First real tester; keep it in the fairway.
4	390 ft	3	3.66	Flat but long—placement off the tee is key.
5	383 ft	3	3.50	Similar to 4; back-to-back distance demands.
6	284 ft	3	3.23	More open, sets up well for RHBH hyzers.
7	325 ft	3	3.53	Slightly tucked pin calls for control.
8	250 ft	3	2.90	One of the best birdie looks on the front.
9	238 ft	3	3.04	Compact fairway—avoid the tree line.
10	278 ft	3	3.32	Right-to-left line plays well here.
11	431 ft	3	4.07	Longest hole; bogey lurks if you drift OB.
12	203 ft	3	2.79	Short and attackable—don’t overthink it.
13	209 ft	3	3.05	Tight spacing; avoid skipping into another fairway.
14	239 ft	3	3.11	Solid ace run—just enough tree coverage.
15	328 ft	3	3.32	A slight uphill fade shapes this one.
16	270 ft	3	3.24	Well-guarded basket with angled approach.
17	256 ft	3	2.98	Birdie chance with solid midrange control.
18	198 ft	3	—	A gentle closing hole—don’t let your guard down.

Final Thoughts

Whtimarsh Disc Golf Course isn’t built to wow with elevation or sprawling vistas, but it excels at delivering approachable, fun rounds with a touch of technical challenge. Whether you’re a newer player getting your reps in or a local looking to sharpen midrange and putter skills, this course fills a valuable role in the Skagit Valley disc golf scene.

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.