The challenges that Mercey's natural landscape presents for skilled players combined with open fairway drives for beginners makes for a great course. Mercey doesn't have poison oak or disc-swallowing water hazards, but there are some of nature's realities to keep in mind: It's hot and dry here, so bring plenty of drinking water. If you're playing in late spring, summer or fall, you'll definitely want ANKLE GAITERS to protect against burrs and foxtails. We also suggest hiking boots and long pants... maybe even a pair of "throw-away" socks if the foxtails and burrs get tiresome. This is a private course and a $25 day use fee is required which includes access to the swimming pool and outdoor hot tubs. Unfortunately there is no separate fee for just the disc golf course. Use of the course is free for campers and cabin renters. Phone: (209) 826-3388

From the North Go South on I-5 for a total of 24 miles past the I-5/HWY 152 Interchange, (DO NOT TAKE THE "MERCY SPRINGS ROAD" EXIT!). Go 8 miles (past the "Mercy Springs Road" exit) to the Little Panoche Road/Shields Ave/J1 exit. Go right (West) for 13 miles. From the South Go North on I-5 (past the "Panoche Road" exit) to the Little Panoche Road/Shields Ave/J1 exit. Go left (West) for 13 miles. From the West (taking the freeway) From U.S. 101, take highway 152 east to I-5 and go south for 24 miles to the Little Panoche Road/Shields Ave/J1 exit. (DO NOT TAKE THE “MERCY SPRINGS ROAD” EXIT!). Go right (West) for 13 miles. From the West (taking the back roads) Take either Hwy 25 or Hwy 156 into Hollister. Continue on Hwy 25 towards the Pinnacles into the town of Paicines. Go left on J1 for approximately 28 miles. Go left (staying on J1) for 8 miles. From the East (Fresno) Go west on 180 towards Mendota. Just before town of Mendota, go left on Belmont Ave/J1. Go right on Fairfax Ave. Go left on Shields Ave. Go straight over I-5 and continue for 13 miles.