Deerfield Community Park

Of course Irvine takes the fun out of everything because no one can take care of themselves and we’re all so entitled.
Deerfield used to be a pretty decent disc golf course and if you’re local, it’s great to hang out and toss some discs. However, certain people have no problem leaving their kids completely unattended on a busy day at what is clearly a disc golf course. Your kid sucking his thumb directly between the tee and the hole is simply not the best move. I consider it natural selection but Irvine has to cater to those who can’t comprehend their surroundings (or basic English). Now, Deerfield is no longer a disc golf course and no longer worth anyone’s time. The holes are short and overthrowing is the biggest obstacle. The tee-​off area is now just a metal pole. Driver discs are apparently prohibited (but I still used mine out of spite because who’s checking?). You apparently have to «sign in» for every round you play (but of course I didn’t do that either). The layout is nothing what it used to be. Even with all of this, I’m sure these stupid people who frequent Deerfield will find a way to get in the way, not understand when you politely ask them to move, and hit their face against my perfectly thrown driver. The good news is that you’re bound to have a hole-​in-​one because these holes are a joke. Somehow the citizens of Huntington can manage a course and they don’t bring their kids there to become target practice.
In summation, do not come here.
***If you complain about your car getting hit, think it through and don’t park where your car can get hit. It’s that simple, folks. There is nothing but expansive neighborhoods surrounding this park which means plenty of free, safe, undamaged parking. If you can’t stand parking on the other side of the street to save ten steps, I don’t know what else to tell you. If you already know this is a disc golf course, use that ol’ noggin of yours.

For everyone who plays disc golf here the baskets have been taken and won’t be back until December 15. Guess Irvine had a vote, and the want to reconfigure the course.

Very fun course for disc golf. Pretty nice for beginners as most holes are 200 feet and under. Best part it’s free.

We went here for frisbee golf. first time here as well. didnt look like much of a park. the frisbee golf was terrible. That is not what I consider a golf course. We left after seeing the so called park and golf course

I absolutely love this park. It’s pretty small but it’s my go to place for an afternoon run! I love the volleyball courts frisbee and the sprinkled inclines.
To anyone reading this: I run for about an hour 2 – 3 times a week. Anybody interested is welcomed to join (:

Lots of renovation going on with this apartment complex… Which simply means they care! It’s nice to have a service team who pays attention to the grounds!

Good size park for picnics, exercising, and my fav — playing disc golf! It is a short 9 hole in which a lot of the pins are located near the street and therefore watch out for hitting cars. I guess this is where technique comes in handy. A lot of people tend to just walk in your way when you’re about to throw so you have to be patient. Seen a fair amount of civilians getting hit with a disc and they’re definitely not familiar what «foreeeeeeeeee» means when someone’s yelling it out over and over.
Couple volleyball nets, racquetball, and tennis courts. This place has become a bit muddy tho so make sure you have something to wipe your disc with !

Great 9 hole disc golf course for beginners and pros wanting a free course to practice up –shots and putting. (pitch and putt). I’ve played several times (best score so far –7 with an ace on hole #6)…For the HB regulars, leave the «intoxicants» at home… long list of rules/​regulations, which is a refreshing alternative… (and no waiting!)

I really enjoy this park and love the disc golf course. They also have great volley ball and shade for a nice picnic. For the other disc golf players, please watch your throws and be respectful, this is also a park. Like the other review mentioned these discs can be impactful if they strike someone or something. We want to maintain this as a course and if people are careless the city will take it away.

It makes me feel so good to be at Deerfield Community Park. I park here from time to time to join the bike club for a ride on the weekends. I like the bathrooms at this park, location, and feel.
What does not make me feel so good is that my car (with me at the car), got hit with a Hard Disc from the Disc Golf players 2X in the past 3 years and keep in mind that when I am at this park, I am only at my car for maybe 20 minutes loading or unloading a bicycle, and my car is parked on the street! So I have to imagine that this is not an infrequent occurrence and probably people have gone home to see dings and dents on their cars, and not connected that it may have been caused by a Disc at the park.
And on the two occasions that my car was hit and the player came over to retrieve his disc, there attitude Was NOT, «Sorry, that one got away, I hope that I did not cause any damage, what can I do?» It was more like, «Where is my Disc man?, S_​_​t, it hit a car?»
These are not professionals here that can control their Discs, they are amateurs many of them.
And ladies and gentlemen – these Disc’s are not the soft Frisbees that you see peeps at the beach or park passing to one another. The Discs used in Disc golf at this park are Hard, Sharper edged Discs, that dent the body of the car, and if they hit you in the head or face, can cause serious injury in my opinion. Picture getting hit in the head with a golf ball. They can knock you out faster than Mike Tyson!
See photo above of actual Disc seized from one of the Disc Golf Perpetrators that hit my car. The circumference of edges on the Disc, are a hard solid inflexible plastic.
While the city of Irvine warns with many signs when you ENTER the park to look out for flying Discs – the City set up some nets close enough to the street so that cars parked and people walking by can be clonked in the head by an errant Disc. There is no warning to people that just park on the streets adjacent to this park of the Disc danger. I would place signs up the minute you turn onto the streets around the perimeter of the park. Really the park needs to be netted like some parts of a baseball stadium –is the real solution.
If my car has been hit 2 times on the street already and I’m not at this park very often, and not at my car for very long when I am at the park – how many other cars and people have been hit by these uncontrolled flying objects?
I would never bring my children to this park.

Great park, easy parking, and very clean! My first time there and the disc golf course was a blast! I really like how there are signs posted everywhere making the people aware we are there. I will return soon: D