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Horseshoe Bend Disc Golf Course

The local tourism listing describes a 5,633-foot course expanded from nine to 18 holes in 2019. Fairways run among oak, cypress, and low cedar, mixing river scenery with technical lines. The course is listed as open year-round during daylight hours, but no separate course operator or independent reservation system is published.

Why people come here

Year-round daylight play Full 18-hole layout Compact city location Par-57 scorecard goal 5,633-foot challenge

Before you go

The 18-hole course at 1st and Cypress is open year-round during daylight hours. Players provide their own discs; Bandera City Park entry rules and seasonal admission charges apply.

Good to know

How large is the course?

The Bandera tourism listing describes 18 holes, par 57, and a total length of 5,633 feet. The layout expanded from nine holes in 2019.

Is there a course fee?

A separate course fee was not established by the reviewed source. Because the layout is associated with City Park, confirm any current gate or seasonal entry terms.

Should players check flood conditions?

Yes. The course is beside the Medina River, and City Park access was affected after July 2026 flooding. Verify current gates and ground conditions before playing.

Horseshoe Bend Disc Golf Course, Bandera

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