The disc golf course at Falling Creek Park is designed to suit the needs of beginners and advanced players alike. 

Play from the concrete paver tee to either the yellow basket or the red basket. The yellow course has 20 holes and is more open throughout, making it more suitable for beginner or intermediate players. For advanced players, the red course has 18 holes and is tighter and more wooded. 

Falling Creek's courses are mostly open with some cedar-lined fairways.

Independence Park Disc Golf Course traverses across 46 acres of moderately wooded and hilly terrain. This course will challenge both amateur and advanced players with long, wooded holes, bookend water carry holes (#1 and #18), and steep elevation changes.

The long or "pro" layout was designed by Paul McBeth, a five-time world champion disc golfer. It is considered one of the most challenging layouts around. The short or "amateur" layout is a little more forgiving but still requires the player to hi haps and be accurate off the tee. Intermediate skill level works best with the short layout.

The Independence course is not recommended for beginners. However, everyone is welcome to give it a try.

The course at Moneta Park is 18 holes with concrete tees and has two different baskets to play from. The red baskets are shorter in distance and less difficult, more suited for newer players. The white baskets are longer and are designed for more advanced players. 

There is a good mix of open and wooded holes with beautiful views and rolling hills.

This course opened in November 2019 and is 18 holes with turf tee pads. It's a fully wooded course located on the backside of Montvale Park. The course begins and ends at the parking area on Quarterwood Road and has a physically demanding, technical layout with lots of elevation gain and loss.

This course is not recommended for beginner or new players.

New London Tech Disc Golf Course is Bedford County's newest disc golf course. It opened at the New London Business and Technology Center park in April 2021.

This par-68, 18-hole championship course was designed by Paul McBeth, five-time world champion disc golfer. 

The course spans roughly two miles, weaving throughout wooded and green areas in the business park. It boasts custom-made Paul McBeth Signature Series baskets that are exclusive to courses that McBeth has helped to design, with Bedford County being the first.