River's Edge at St. Julien's Park

River’s Edge has the perfect balance of open fairways and wooded holes. It is a challenging course to test the most seasoned pro. With some narrow fairways marked with painted lines, low ceilings fo ... show more ›

River’s Edge has the perfect balance of open fairways and wooded holes. It is a challenging course to test the most seasoned pro. With some narrow fairways marked with painted lines, low ceilings for more controlled approaches, water hazards ( The Thames River ) on hole 11 and 19 which some locals have begrudgingly called the “ donator holes “. The basket placements ( most holes have 3 pins locations that change monthly by excellent club members )have been well thought out and designed balanced for lefties and righties. The London club and community really looks after the course with care and respect for the environment. With monthly large coordinated groups out cleaning and maintaining the course. The lost and found box is diligently monitored by a board member to return lost and forgotten discs to their respective owners.
I am a proud member of this club and invite you and your Discgolf’n skills to come test the best course in Ontario.
See you out there!

Probably my favourite course in Southern Ontario. Excellent variety of holes, including a fairly open front 9, a more wooded and technical back 9, and a super-challenging (read: frustrating) "back bac ... show more ›

Probably my favourite course in Southern Ontario. Excellent variety of holes, including a fairly open front 9, a more wooded and technical back 9, and a super-challenging (read: frustrating) "back back" 9. Very active and passionate local community that keep the course in great shape. Can't say enough good things about this place.

This has been my home course since 2008. Every year things just keep getting better. Major improvements are happening every year. We now are at 27 holes all with brand new Dynamic Discs Veteran Basket ... show more ›

This has been my home course since 2008. Every year things just keep getting better. Major improvements are happening every year. We now are at 27 holes all with brand new Dynamic Discs Veteran Baskets. New tee signs are coming soin. This is becoming one of the great championship courses in Ontario. A must play for anyone passing through the area.

This course is amazing open on the front 9 with lots of long grass o.b. Just to keep it interesting. Elevated basket. Multiple pin positions for all 18 holes. The back 9 is more in the woods requiring ... show more ›

This course is amazing open on the front 9 with lots of long grass o.b. Just to keep it interesting. Elevated basket. Multiple pin positions for all 18 holes. The back 9 is more in the woods requiring you to keep a tight line. Well maintained. The back back 9 is a little tight and wooded but also offers more variety from the regular 18. The course was just improved with all new equipment of 27 dynamic disc veteran baskets. With tee signs and other upgrades to come in the next up coming months. This course offers all shots and should be on every disc golfers must play list when in Ontario!

This course could be a beauty for the most part. The front 9, which is primarily open, uses long fescue grass as its defence. If you make the long grass OB, then 20 ft wide fairways on holes 5 and 9 ... show more ›

This course could be a beauty for the most part. The front 9, which is primarily open, uses long fescue grass as its defence. If you make the long grass OB, then 20 ft wide fairways on holes 5 and 9, in my opinion, is too narrow a fairway. Front nine has great potential, since this property is ideal for disc golf. The back nine is where this course shines with its technical holes and two river's edge holes. The exception is hole 18, a par three with no line to the basket. This course also offers another nine holes that starts after hole 11 and finishes before hole 12. Not very interesting at all. Too many overly tight short par 3s for my liking. Overall, this course has great potential, but I didn't enjoy the experience. It's a beautiful park along the Thames river. On weekends, this course is very busy.

This is not necessarily a review but to address some of the issues that have been raised. For those that haven't visited in a while. All traditional 18 holes have 5'x10' cement tee-pads. The new 9 hav ... show more ›

This is not necessarily a review but to address some of the issues that have been raised. For those that haven't visited in a while. All traditional 18 holes have 5'x10' cement tee-pads. The new 9 have patio stones, so all 27 have tee-pads. All traditional holes have 2 pin placements, several have 3. New tee signage project is well under way. All sings should be installed by Aug 15. Additional signage to help with flow is well underway as well. Washrooms on both East and West side of St. Julien park (2 minute walk in either direction). “Port A Jon” on site at hole #2. Additional garbage cans have been deployed. Communication board at hole #1 has a map. All in all this park is quickly becoming a first class course. Definitely worth a visit.

Pretty good course. The front nine is all on a wide open area, a little confusing the first time. Tall grass is bad in some areas, potential for lots of lost discs. The old back nine starts with two l ... show more ›

Pretty good course. The front nine is all on a wide open area, a little confusing the first time. Tall grass is bad in some areas, potential for lots of lost discs. The old back nine starts with two long fairways, the second of which runs right next to the Thames river. Lots of discs get lost there, but the risk isn't too great. The course then enters into the trees, which offers some nice tricky shots. Long and short tees are there for each hole, most with a concrete tee pad. The new back 9 is seldom used, because it is poorly marked and full of trees. Overall, the course could be improved by adding signs and developing the new back 9.