Sunset Park is a nice 6 hole disc golf course in San Marcos, CA. This course is well maintained but very short course. The first 3 holes are upper grass land and then the rest kind of just play down by the soccer fields.

- The first hole was very short. The second was SUPER short. I almost did a jump putt. The third hole is so cramped with the road off to the right so and the most tight fairway I have ever seen. The forth hole is my favorite hole on this course because it is down hill. The last two are down in the soccer field. This course as a nice splash pad, playground and bathrooms.

There are some small trees that are kind of pain because there close to the tee pad.

There are not to many cons but there is real big issue which is that they have soccer practice right in the middle of number 5,6 and 4.

- Also it is real busy and there are a lot of sidewalks which means a lot of people walking in the park. Two of the baskets are placed really close to the sidewalks so you have to wait until it is clear to throw.
Hole 4 is a beast there is no way around the tree that was planted right in front of the tee box. The tree is much bigger in the picture.

This course gets extremely busy. There was a summer camp having lunch on one of the teepads. Not much of a course if you can not even play some of the holes. Hole 2 is the most ace able hole ever. Only 75 this hole way to easy. Course is a little bit of a hike to the first hole.

Landscapers were forcing me to not play the third hole because they were working.Hole 4 is almost impossible with a huge tree right in the middle. The picture was tooken a very long time a go. Right now the hole is super hard.

Fun busy course but has some great and bad things to it. Just play this course if you live near it and do not make the trip out here because it is probably not worth it.

- My rating on this course would be way higher if there were not so many people just walking through the park not paying any attention to the disc golfers that are playing.

-Sunset Park Disc Golf Course is a pitch and putt course located in a very nice, well manicured park. The park also features soccer fields, a large playground, a basketball court, a splash pad, walking trails and nice restrooms.

-The layout is cramped, but it works. The first three holes play in the upper park area near La Mirada Dr. Hole 4 is downhill to the lower park area, and holes 5 and 6 play through the lower field. It makes good use of the land available.

-As all holes are under 300 feet, it is a great place to bring kids or do putter/approach shot practice.

-There's a sign near the parking lot with the course map and hole yardages, with the title Disk Golf Course.

-Some small trees have been planted in appropriate spots which are starting to add a bit of challenge to the course, especially on #1, #3, and #4

-The teepads are nice, circular and engraved with the hole number. Baskets are Mach 3s.

-Of course, a course this short is not going to offer much challenge or variety to intermediate or advanced players.

-The hole #4 tee box needs to be moved about 20 feet to the right. A tree has grown directly in front of the tee, making a high straight up and down shot the only option. This hole plays slightly blind as well and I'm afraid someone is going to get drilled with a disc.

-Holes #5 and #6 are often unplayable with picnics and little kids running around.

-Sunset is an excellent spot to bring 10 putters and drill technique on a variety of short shots.

-This is exactly the type of course that everyone should start out on, especially kids. Beginners certainly won't feel beat after a round here. They may very well experience the thrill of their first birdie!

Really short course, which is a pro depending on how you look at it. To me this is a pro if that's what you're looking for. I like having time commitment options.

This course is beautifully maintained. The tees are all concrete with distances and arrows marked in them. So aside from the challenge of trying to find hole one (by the street, on top of the hill), the course is easy to follow.

While the distances are easy, the elevation presents an interesting challenge even for those that have experience. There's a high risk of rollers or having your disc kicked around by wind.

The only real con about this course is the location. And by this I mean that it wraps around a playground/picnic field/baseball/outdoor family area. So unless you go early in the morning or while kids are in school you're going to have dozens of kids running around by the baskets, making them essentially unplayable.

One could argue that the size of the course is also a con. If you enjoy the sport 6 holes is not enough to make you drive out of your way. But, again, the design is clearly not targeting this hard core audience and should be treated as such.

I feel like this course did an excellent job catering to its target audience. By just having it in a highly populated park, disc golf itself is going to get a lot of exposure with beginners wanting to try it out.

My two star rating mainly stems from the fact that this course is not playable during "normal" hours due to the crowds.

Sunset Park is a small, very clean neighborhood park. It has a children's play area, sand volleyball pit, lights for evening play, a walking path, BB courts and ample parking.
The designers somehow squeezed 6 holes in this very small area. The baskets are brand new Mach IIIs. The pads are round concrete circles with the hole #, par , distance and an arrow engraved into the concrete. Very cool! The distances and pars are designed for children and the most beginner of beginners, like a 275' Par 5, downhill no less. I did get my first official double eagle ever on it and I'm damn proud!

There are great views up on top from the # 2 tee pad of the surrounding area clear to the Pacific.

Only six holes.
You have to be very careful of other park patrons.
Children's distances.

What a great little course to bring the kiddies to or that newbie. It's well designed, it's extremely clean. You can play at night. Great views. Just be careful of other park users.

Clean. Not many obstacles. small for short game practice.

if populated, may be a little hard to control. Course is on top of a hill and there are frequent gusts of wind...helps develop wind skills. Small, never really get to grip n rip.

nice course. nice cement pads. a little hard to spot the pins at first but overall a nice course to workout on.

Navigation is easy. Nice circular tee pads with hole number, distance to basket and par engraved in the concrete. Brand new Mach III baskets. Very nicely landscaped and maintained with plenty of trash and recycling bins. Decent amount of elevation in play. This park seems like it is brand new. There is a state of the art playground that is completely shaded with a fountain feature. The park also offers two half-court basketbal courts, sand volleyball, a view of the ocean, drinking fountains, restrooms, walking paths, picnic benches, soccer fields, and more. Seemed like enough lights to allow for night play.

Very short with few obstacles. Only six holes with one tee and one basket each. Hole 5 is unplayable in its current position due to the fact that the basket is within 15 feet of a popular playground feature. This hole is a blind tee shot over a rise and I am glad I chose not to throw because when I walked up over the hill I saw a toddler hanging on to the bottom of the basket. Park is heavily used by non-golfers. No practice basket.

Great for beginners and kids. A normal catch and throw disc could be used here. Bring the putters. Not a destination for the serious disc golfer, but fun nonetheless. The 1st tee is on the hillside beind the basketball courts. Go by the volleyball court and up the concrete path. Look for the circular tee pad on the grass.