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Athletics
Odessa Parks and Recreation continues to expand recreation programs and activities for adult and youth alike. Activities include baseball, basketball, sand volleyball, soccer, softball and more!
We will offer more than just sports - there will be other classes soon to come!
Athletic Associations
Find contact information for local athletic associations.
Association Practice Sites(PDF)
Facility Use Agreement Form Packet (PDF)
Youth Athletics
Odessa Youth Athletic Programs provide year-round opportunities and facilities for everyone. Whether you like baseball, softball, or soccer, there is a sport for you! Quality of life starts with extra-curricular activities, and what a better way to get involved than being a coach or the star athlete in your family.
Youth Athletic Associations
Adult Sand Volleyball
Disc Golf
Recreation opportunities are more than just playgrounds, trails, and sport courts. City of Odessa Parks and Recreation, along with the support of the Odessa Disc Golf Association, maintains and operates three courses. Each course takes you through a variety of challenging shots, beautiful landscape and fun atmosphere with fellow comrades! Disc Golf can provide everyone of any skill level to participate in a bit of competition and fitness, as you walk through the courses, enhancing the quality of life for Odessans and people just passing through.
Odessa Disc Golf Association
Be sure to check out the Odessa Disc Golf Association Facebook page follow for updates, meet-ups, and meet fellow disc golfers.
List of Courses
| Course Guides | Address | Course Length | Holes | Par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Comanche Trail Park West Disc Golf Course Map (PDF) | 900 S County Road W Odessa, TX 79763 | 5,121 feet | 18 baskets | 3 (54) |
| Comanche Trail Park South Disc Golf Course Map (PDF) | 301 W I-20 Odessa, TX 79766 | 5,450 feet | 21 baskets | 3 (63) |
| McKinney Park Disc Golf Course Map (PDF) | 625 W Pool Road Odessa, TX 79761 | 2,456 feet | 9 baskets | 3 (27) |
Disc Golf Rules & Code of Conduct
- Play Smart - Never throw into a blind area or when players, spectators, pedestrians, or other facility users are within range. Use a spotter.
- Respect the Course - Observe all posted rules. No littering, graffiti, or abuse of equipment or flora.
- Represent the Sport - Be positive and responsible. Teach others.
If you can abide by the rules and PDGA Code, you will not only play better, but and build a comradery in the community.
Instead of clubs, balls, and a hole in the ground, disc golf enthusiasts use discs and baskets (pole holes). Disc golf shares similar joys of combining power and finesse on a long drive or sinking a long putt, or the frustrations of hitting a tree or having a putt fall just short.
Disc golf is very unique in that it is enjoyed by all ability levels and by those of school age or older. If you can throw a frisbee, you can play disc golf! Many disc golf players are members of the Professional Disc Golf Association, the governing body for the sport, which sanctions competitive events for all skill levels and ages, and provides many player services such as maintaining a course directory and establishing rules of play.