Disc Golf Courses With Golf Cart Rentals (2026)

Some disc golf venues rent ride-on motorized carts, with access set by layout, weather and event. A cart-friendly label can mean only a walking bag trolley. Confirm the motorized option before traveling, especially if a cart is essential to your visit.

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Venues to Check

We read the linked pages on October 10, 2026. Rates can change; obtain a full quote for your group and date.

Venue	Published rental information	Rate or limit
The Roots, Warren, Oregon	Operator lists ride-on carts, weather/staffing dependent; 12 carts, first come, no reservations	$20 one round or $30 all day; admission separately $10/$15 per player
Eagles Crossing, Hawk Point, Missouri	Operator advertises two-seat Club Cars	$65 per round, first come; $165 all day, reservable; confirm separate playing fee
Mellomar, Owings, Maryland	Operator lists walking and cart options for its shared 18-hole disc golf course	$8 walking; $30 cart option with per-person/per-round wording; clarify full group total
Persimmon Ridge, Greenbrier, Arkansas	Operator offers carts and limited reservations beginning July 2026	No clear cart rate on this page; request rental and player fees
Kayak Point, Stanwood, Washington	Older operator page lists rental carts; newer layout booking forms are linked below	Confirm current cart price, Red/Gold availability and permitted routes; no carts on Blue
Brickyard Plantation, Americus, Georgia	PDGA directory says clubhouse rental carts are available	Directory listing; confirm with the operator; rate not posted
Rancho Del Sol, Moreno Valley, California	Course designer's page says carts are available to rent	Designer lead; confirm current venue operations and rate

At Mellomar, the operator requires a licensed driver at least 21. Its shared-course rules require yielding to ball golfers and avoiding greens and steep slopes. The page also lists a ride-along charge; do not assume two riders owe only one $30 payment.

Separate Admission From the Cart Fee

Using the Roots' posted amounts, one player plus one cart for one round is $10 + $20 = $30 before tax or other charges. If two admitted players may share one cart under the venue's rules, the conditional total is 2×$10 + $20 = $40, or $20 each.

The Roots' two one-round cart charges would total $40, compared with its $30 all-day cart rate; admission and available playing time also matter. At Eagles Crossing, $165 all day exceeds two $65 cart rounds ($130) but is below three ($195). Ask whether one all-day rental covers the intended schedule and layouts.

A per-rider price, per-person package and per-vehicle rental cannot be compared without the same group size, admission and time allowance. Ask about taxes, deposits, cancellation and weather closure as well.

Kayak Point: Confirm the Layout

The operator's Red and Gold booking forms list $20 per player for one round or $30 all day; those are player fees, not cart rates. The Blue form expressly prohibits carts and rentals because that wooded layout has no cart paths.

For Red or Gold, ask for today's cart offer, reservation method and permitted-route map. Do not transfer the older general page's rental amounts to the newer booking forms, or assume carts may follow every fairway.

Tournament Rules Are a Separate Check

PDGA Competition Manual 3.05, updated January 2, 2026, generally requires walking during tournament rounds. Alternate transport must be part of the regular entry fee for all players in a competitive division; an individual paid add-on is not the stated exception. The section separately permits push-cart carrying devices and prohibits motor-driven carrying devices.

Appendix F addresses designated adaptive events and propelled mobility devices, while preserving the reasonable-modification process. Discuss your circumstances with the tournament director before registering. A venue's casual rental policy does not resolve tournament eligibility.

What to Bring for a First Disc Golf Round

If you are new to disc golf, bring fewer discs than you think. A putter and a controllable midrange can cover a first round; a fairway driver is optional. DiscField's beginner disc bag guide explains that simple two- or three-disc setup.

Optional Innova DX three-disc set

If the venue does not provide discs and you need a first set, this listing contains a driver, midrange and putter in DX plastic. Innova’s starter-set guide explains that beginner setup. Check the selected set and weights; colors can vary. You do not need a large bag or a new driver to try a first round.

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Confirm Before You Go

Get answers to these questions from the operator:

1. Is a ride-on cart available for our exact layout and date, and can we reserve it?
2. What is the total for every player and rider, including admission and any deposit?
3. Who may drive or ride, and what is the seating capacity?
4. Where may it travel, and how far must we walk from permitted paths to tees and baskets?
5. Can weather or an event cancel vehicle access, and what refund terms apply?
6. Are privately owned carts permitted, if we want to bring one?

A cart rental can still involve walking to throws and baskets. If mobility is the reason for booking, obtain that route information before making the trip. For neighborhood or vacation rentals, use the separate rent-versus-buy guide; its products and time periods differ from a course round.