Linden County Park adds new 18-hole disc golf course, kids layout
Linden County Park is building a pro 18-hole disc golf course and a 9-hole kids layout east of Deer Run Soccer Fields, turning the Linden corridor into a bigger family play destination.
Construction is underway on a professional 18-hole disc golf course and a 9-hole kids layout at Linden County Park in Genesee County, adding a new piece of recreation infrastructure east of Deer Run Soccer Fields. The project puts disc golf into one of Linden’s most active play corridors, where soccer traffic, county park access and an existing disc golf footprint already overlap.
Linden County Park sits inside the Genesee County Parks system, and the new course buildout extends that role with a layout aimed at both serious players and younger beginners. The 18-hole course is the main attraction, but the separate kids course gives families a shorter entry point on the same property, a combination that can keep a group on site longer than a single layout would.
The park’s location matters as much as the course count. Deer Run Soccer Park lists its address at 16021 Linden Rd, Linden, MI 48451, placing the new disc golf construction in the same broader recreation corridor off Linden Road. That proximity gives the area a chance to function as more than a one-sport stop, with soccer fields and disc golf side by side in the same stretch of parkland.
The build also lands in a county that already has visible disc golf activity on the map. UDisc lists a temporary Linden course, and Disc Golf Scene includes a course entry for Linden County Park Eagles Run, evidence that players have already been using Linden as a disc golf stop even before this larger permanent project came into focus. The new construction pushes that activity from a temporary or listing-level presence into a more established site.
Tri-County Times described the project as a new recreational addition for the area, and Genesee County’s own parks materials confirm Linden County Park’s place in the county system. MLive also noted a new disc golf course among Genesee County parks updates in a March 28, 2025 article on the county parks annual report, underscoring that the Linden build is part of a wider county investment in disc golf.
For southeast Michigan players, the practical shift is straightforward: Linden is moving from a place with disc golf activity to a place with purpose-built disc golf infrastructure. The pro 18-hole course and the kids layout together give the county a setup that can draw tournament players, casual rounds and families to the same park.
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