How to play disc golf even without a course

Whether you happened to catch a glimpse of it on YouTube or you were lucky enough to see a tournament in person during a vacation, if you’ve been recently exposed to disc golf there’s likely no turning back! Most people who begin playing find that they become rather addicted to the game, playing as often as they can, consuming knowledge like a machine, and nearly eating, sleeping, and breathing the sport.

But what if you’ve recently fallen in love with the game yet don’t have a course anywhere near you? Those of us who are fortunate enough to live close to our favourite layouts might consider this to be a true nightmare, but for many people around the world, playing a round of disc golf might involve more time in the car than it’s even worth. Can you still enjoy your favourite sport without a course? We say yes!

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Getting The Tools

While a disc golf course is certainly nice to have when you’re interested in playing a round, it’s not as essential as having actual discs to play with. If you’re wondering about ‘disc golf supplies near me’, no matter where you live, you can head over to The Frisbee Shop to pick up anything your heart desires. If you’re newer to the sport you might want to start out with less expensive discs, while more experienced disc golfers could be on the hunt for backups to their most trusted molds. Whatever the case, The Frisbee Shop has what you need.

For some, heading out to a field or even putting in the backyard is enough disc golf for them without actually visiting a course. In order to hone in on your skills and make the most of your time, having at least one basket is crucial. Again, swing over and purchase one of several RAD basket options online and have it shipped straight to your door.

The Old School Way

If you’re on a budget and only have one or two discs to play with, all is not lost. You can still enjoy a full-fledged game of disc golf at your local park with some of your closest friends or even embark upon a solo round if you choose. How can this be done without baskets you ask?

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The forefathers of disc golf didn’t always have baskets around, and before they were officially invented and mass produced, they would head to a local park and make an object course. Start by deciding where you tee off on hole 1, and select a tree, pole, or another stationary object to use as the “basket.” Instead of sinking a putt, hitting the object with your disc becomes the goal.

You can continue around the property this way by literally making up your own holes, and can repeat this layout or change it up each time you visit. While it may not be quite the same as playing on a real disc golf course, it will still help you to improve your form, accuracy, and scratch your disc golf itch until you have time to make it to a course once again.

By Mikaela Ashcroft|2020-02-15T11:36:37+08:00February 15th, 2020|Frisbee golf course design, How to Disc Golf|0 Comments

Crater Lakes Disc Golf Park – A Must-Visit In Mount Gambier

The sport of disc golf has exploded recently in the Mount Gambier area since a premium level course was completed at the start of 2018. Through the efforts of Ryan Nicholson, Mount Gambier Disc Golf Club President, the dream to have an 18 hole course in town was turned into a reality. Utilising an amazing piece of land and working together with RAD’s Andrew Ferguson, Crater Lakes Disc Golf has become a must-visit piece of property.

In November 2019 the Australian Disc Golf Championships were held on this picturesque course and if what the players are saying is true about this course then it needs to be at the top of your list of courses to play.

Chris Finn’s comments after playing the course for the first time at the recent championships said…

“The course is in my opinion now the best Disc Golf course in the country…..it also ranks in my top 10 courses round the world.”

Let’s take a moment to learn a little more about what disc golf is, the details and features of this amazing course, and what players can expect!

Flying Frisbees

For those who aren’t quite sure what disc golf entails, here’s a brief rundown of the sport that’s become so popular in Australia. Courses utilise tee areas where players throw their discs toward a metal basket or target. The goal of the game is to get your disc in the basket in as few throws as possible. Course design can greatly impact the ease of each hole, thus providing varying levels of difficulty and skill sets required.

Disc golf isn’t only for those who are athletically inclined but instead is a game for everyone. People of any age or skill set can come out with a few discs and enjoy reconnecting with nature while getting great exercise!

Why Crater Lakes Is Special

Some disc golf courses are crafted for extreme competition, but Crater Lakes designers made an extra effort to include layouts that appeal to everyone. In total, this par 60 course measures in at 2081 metres and offers two different options for play. There are 9 red tees for beginners and 18 blue tees for more advanced players, so while there are only 18 baskets on the course, there are actually 27 tees.

The beauty alone is a sight to behold, with Ryan Nicholson describing,

“A spectacular picturesque setting of undulating hills and semi-wooded parklands situated within the crater of a dormant volcano sets the course amongst the best in the country.”

He goes on to talk about the impact that Crater Lakes has had on the sport and the local community:

“Less than a year from when the last basket was cemented into the ground the course has played host to its first South Australian Disc Golf Open, showcasing its high standard to the greater disc golf community. This created demand for future tour events including the Centenary Championships and the 2019 Australian National Championships. Seeing such development in a small space of time since its installation is a testament to the impact the sport of disc golf can have on a community and presents great possibilities for a bright future.”

The next time you’re in the Mount Gambier area, grab a few discs and head over to Crater Lakes for an unforgettable disc golf experience. The Mount Gambier Disc Golf Club is hosting more and more events at this prime location, so make sure to keep your eyes open for opportunities to compete here as well in the future!

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By Courtney Elder|2019-11-07T08:25:49+08:00November 7th, 2019|Featured Courses, Frisbee golf course design|0 Comments

A Gem At Sydney Olympic Park – The Armory Disc Golf Course

an image of a man playing disc golf Source: Sydney Olympic Park

2006 was an amazing year for Sydney, as the first permanent disc golf course was installed at Sydney Olympic Park. It’s been the area’s main course ever since, and in 2014 was expanded from 9 holes to a full 18-hole layout. In a way, The Armory Disc Golf Course is a bit of a diamond in the rough, as it’s only been open on the weekends and school holidays – until now. Let’s get to know this amazing area and learn more about the disc golf activities happening there on a regular basis.

A Brief Overview

If you’ve never visited Sydney Olympic Park, you’re in for a treat. As a historical war site that was once used as a bomb storage facility, the Armory section of the area boasts a children’s play area, a museum, railway tours, and of course, disc golf. Locals recommend getting to the course early as parking can be limited, but now that officials have expanded its accessibility, that may not be much of an issue in the future.

an image of a man playing disc golf Source: Sydney Olympic Park

The Armory Disc Golf Course is ideal for more experienced players as most holes tend to be on the longer side. A nice mix of elevation change, as well as both wooded and wide-open areas, allows for an interesting layout and the ability to challenge oneself again and again. Make sure to bring plenty of water and sunscreen as well, as the course offers little in the way of shade.

Individuals who are new to disc golf can stop into the Armory Visitor Centre and pick up a set of discs to use for the day with a $10 refundable deposit. A course map and scorecard is also available, coming in handy for those who are new to the sport. If you’re not sure how to play or need a hand navigating each hole, don’t be afraid to ask – disc golfers are some of the friendliest people around and will gladly show you the way.

Get Involved

an image of a girl playing disc golf Source: Sydney Olympic Park

Die-hard disc golfers who look forward to playing with others on a regular basis can become a part of the Sydney Disc Golf Club and attend the monthly league day titled “Armory Rattles.” As a handicapped event, players of all skill levels are welcome to attend and everyone has the chance to come out on top given the way the scoring is structured.

Even if you’re not ready to participate in a league or club, call up a few of your friends and head out to Sydney Olympic Park to play a round or two. Disc golf offers an incredible form of exercise that’s far lower in impact than hiking or running and at the same time, you can enjoy the companionship and competition among your group.

Sydney disc golf players are beyond grateful to government officials for opening up The Armory Disc Golf Course on a more regular basis and helping to foster the disc golf community in the area. As more and more courses become installed and easily accessible, the faster the sport will continue to grow!

By Courtney Elder|2019-10-07T23:07:59+08:00October 17th, 2019|Featured Courses, Frisbee golf course design|0 Comments

Introducing The YMCA Lady Northcote Recreation Camp Disc Golf Course

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Going to camp is perhaps one of the fondest memories a child can have. Spending time with friends, getting dirty while playing outside, and learning all kinds of new things offers an invaluable opportunity for youngsters, and whether it’s a school outing or a family event, the YMCA Lady Northcote Recreation Camp is the place to be!

Situated about an hour’s drive outside of Melbourne, Lady Northcote is an established camp that has a long history of family-friendly fun. They offer comfortable accommodations, a variety of challenge activities, and most recently – disc golf. The course is private so visitors must check with the owners before heading out, but it’s a layout that’s well worth the trip.

What The Course Offers

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Ideal for first-time players or disc golf enthusiasts who want to challenge themselves, the course at Lady Northcote Recreation Camp gives people the ultimate level of flexibility. While there are a total of 18 unique holes that span across a wide tract of land, it can easily be broken up into two different 9-hole courses as well. Consider playing from only the red tees which feature shorter and more introductory style holes or test your skills from the white tees and give yourself a challenge!

In all, the course sits at a total length of 1610 metres with a par of 56, so players can challenge themselves time and time again to see just how low they can get their score. Weave your way around trees and enjoy some open holes that allow you to test your distance, as Lady Northcote truly caters to disc golfers of all skill levels.

A Match Made In Heaven

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Many people who are familiar with disc golf may often see courses situated in public parks and wonder about the concept of integrating the sport at a camp. Because of the ease of installation and maintenance, ability to include players of all ages and skill levels, and the availability of other fun activities on the same property, the two truly do go hand in hand.

Camp owners are often looking for ways to utilize the large amounts of space they have while simultaneously wanting to become the most attractive option in the area. If everyone has the exact same activities, what sets one apart from the other? Disc golf fits into this space perfectly, as true lovers of the sport will travel just about anywhere for the chance to play a new course and camp attendees who are there for other reasons will naturally be introduced to the game.

If you’re in the Melbourne area and want to try out an exciting new course, head over to the YMCA Lady Northcote Recreation Camp Disc Golf Course. Individuals with children may want to explore all that the camp has to offer and make a vacation out of it as well! Camp owners who are interested in learning more about disc golf and how it can benefit their business and their community can reach out to the team at RAD Creations.

By Courtney Elder|2019-10-07T23:08:11+08:00October 3rd, 2019|Featured Courses, Frisbee golf course design|0 Comments

A Majestic Mountain Location – Let’s Get To Know The Disc Golf Course At Dinner Plain

For so many disc golfers, trying to get the whole family to go out for a round can be challenging. Many find that incorporating disc golf into the day along with other fun activities can often bring about a more cooperative attitude, especially from younger children. When you want to have a great time with everyone and still be able to throw some discs along with engaging in other outdoor options, pack up the car and head over to Dinner Plain!

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Designed With You In Mind

Unlike other disc golf courses that are clearly geared toward seasoned players, the 9 hole layout at Dinner Plain was designed for anyone and everyone. Whether you’re just playing for the first time with minimal athletic experience or you want to bring your six-year-old out for some fun, this course is for you. Even those who have been enjoying disc golf for a long time can create their own challenge here, as most holes have the potential to be aced.

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Sitting at a par 37 with a total length of just 874 meters, the Dinner Plain Disc Golf Course offers just enough activity to get your heart pumping without tiring you out before all of the other fun activities you’re about to enjoy. Grass tee pads make it easy to release your shot and custom baskets add to the appeal of this unique layout.

Why Disc Golf?

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With so much to offer already, why would Dinner Plain even consider installing a disc golf course? It’s become a sport that’s grown exponentially in recent years and is by far one of the only activities that offers the best of all worlds. Those who are looking to change up their sports routines will no doubt enjoy the challenge of trying to shoot their personal best score each time they head out to the area, and teens who are looking for something fun to do other than stare at a screen all day will no doubt have a few laughs as they try to master the game.

The amenities at Dinner Plain resort extend far beyond just the disc golf course too, as gorgeous accommodations allow families to get away from it all with ease. Several restaurants cater to the taste buds of all, and whether you visit the area in the hot summer heat or the cool winter snow, you’ll have a wealth of activities to choose from.

An Australian Gem

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Head over to Dinner Plain Disc Golf Course, nestled within Alpine National Park, and step out of your comfort zone just a bit. A free to play course, it’s actually the highest one in all of Australia! If you bring your own discs you’re one step ahead of the game, but if not don’t worry – head over to the Ramada Resort on Big Muster Drive to borrow some and grab a scorecard and map while you’re at it.

The layout at Dinner Plain is by far one of the most beautiful courses in Australia, so make sure to take in all of the sights and sounds as you wind your way across the property and spend quality time with your loved ones.

By Courtney Elder|2019-10-07T23:08:34+08:00September 5th, 2019|Featured Courses, Frisbee golf course design|0 Comments

Disc Golf For Travel: Get Out The Door!

Out there on the muddy trails of life dragging you to and from work brings you only little consolation as you stare at pictures online of faraway destinations. You’d like to go somewhere, but it’s difficult to get out when you feel stuck to a routine. If this sounds like you, consider disc golf. If you don’t have the time to go to far-reaching locations, start small! Disc golf provides opportunities to take you from local hot spots, to international competitions!

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JOINING THE CROWD

Even if you feel unknown in the disc golf industry, many people travel to locations all over the country, which means that your location could be a destination location for someone else. Since disc golf has quite the following, finding a disc golf course nearby is easy, and joining the crowd is half the battle. Finding a friend from anywhere else can provide an inexpensive solution to traveling long distances. Friends who play on the course can introduce new players to communities online, and many organizations dedicated to disc golf are international. Even if you don’t get out of the backyard, glide your way to the disc golf course to find people who are connected to the sport.

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YOUR AREA

If you don’t know where to begin, start in your own backyard! People from your community may find the same interests as you, which means you’ll be on the course more and more. Local groups can provide carpooling if you don’t have a car, so get out and find your tribe!

LOCAL

Local tournaments and clubs offer opportunities to travel to tournaments all over your region and country. Never been to Sydney? Now’s the chance to get there! Local tournaments provide prizes that not only fund your stay at that tournament, but finance your adventures in the future! If you don’t have the cash to get out to the tournaments across your country, opt for those nearby until you can afford to head out to the more expensive tours!

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INTERNATIONAL

Tournaments that spread overseas are even more prestigious, and, coincidentally, the prize money is significantly larger. International tournaments are posted at the PDGA website, and they are updated frequently. At the International Disc Golf Center in Georgia, United States, people from all over the world gather to compete at their favorite sport. Online and local disc golf clubs sometimes provide grants to those who are lucky enough to be one of the best, and there’s no reason why that can’t be you. Disc golf will take you beyond your backyard and into the world!

SEE THE SITES

When playing disc golf, it’s easy to think that throwing the disc is the most important part to a vacation. While that may be true for many, take the time to visit local and international sites! Disc golf is a great opportunity to get you out enjoying nature, so don’t forget some of the best part: the travel! It’s easy to find people who share your interests, so get out on the course and start making some adventures!

By Mikaela Ashcroft|2019-10-07T23:14:17+08:00August 26th, 2019|Benefits of the Game, Frisbee golf course design|0 Comments

Melbourne Gets A New Course At Bald Hill Park

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The second permanent 9-hole disc golf course is calling Bald Hill Park in Clarinda its home, as the collaboration between the Melbourne Disc Golf Club, the City of Kingston, and the RAD team has resulted in a phenomenal layout that’s great for players of all skill levels. In an effort to enhance the local council’s plan for the 2018 Sport and Recreation Strategy, everyone came together to develop a truly special course. Let’s explore just what Bald Hill Park Disc Golf Course has to offer and learn a bit about Clarinda itself and how this community welcomed the sport with open arms.

Bald Hill Basics

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The Bald Hill Park course is more than welcoming to players both new to the game and highly experienced. Two separate sets of tees, red and blue, can clearly be found around the park and allow beginners the opportunity to experience what it feels like to play a low-stress round of disc golf. Those with some wins under their belt will certainly be challenged by the more advanced layout but will still find the course to be fun and great for casual rounds.

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As the newest course in Melbourne, as well as the latest project by RAD, Bald Hill is a free to play design that boasts one very important feature – visitors will be greeted by a practice area with a “how to play” instructional sign. This not only shows people how easy it is to learn the ropes but also makes sure that people know what they’re doing to avoid injuring themselves!

Coming Together

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When multiple parties are involved in designing a course, it’s crucial that everyone has the same vision, and at Bald Hill, the vision was clear. This layout brings the community of Clarinda, a Melbourne suburb, the chance to engage in physical activity without having to spend a lot of money. The city is experimenting with a disc loaning system that allows people to play for free and further encourages people of all abilities to give the sport a try.

Locals of the Clarinda area have gotten to enjoy this piece of land for years now as the Kingston City Classic has brought the best players around together for a one day, two round event. In the past, the tournament has been a great way to advertise the sport to others.

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The RAD team owes a huge thanks to Darren Stace-Smith from the Melbourne Disc Golf Club as well as the City of Kingston for helping to make this course a reality. The sport of disc golf has been growing exponentially in Australia for some time, and it’s projects like this that truly show the cooperative spirit that disc golf brings to a community. The next time you’re near Melbourne, take a short drive to the south east and head over to Bald Hill Park and see what disc golf is all about!

By Courtney Elder|2019-10-07T23:08:41+08:00August 24th, 2019|Featured Courses, Frisbee golf course design|0 Comments

How to Promote Your Course After Installation

Course designers, like those at RAD Creations, do an excellent job of putting your needs first when it comes to the design and local advertisement of a new course. The heavy lifting is done, so where to go from there? Visionaries that are exceptionally excited about starting a new course sometimes shrink when it comes to continual promotion, but it doesn’t have to be difficult.

START SMALL

Just like every other part of your plan, first focus the majority of course promotion in your own town or community.

Open the Course: This should be easy, right? Well, it can be! Do you remember those Facebook pages and community websites you used to promote the completion of your project? Keep using those! Many successful, new disc golf courses begin with a simple Facebook page to get people interesting in visiting your course. Community pages for disc golfers made on websites can not only continue, but blossom.
Bringing Friends and Family: When starting your promotion, think of the people that got you there. How can you support those around you like they supported you? Many who can’t afford discs need help starting out. Consider spending a little extra cash to have communal discs, at least for the first few weeks.
Come and Try Day: Invite people to find out about disc golf! One of the best ways to encourage people to support your course is to get them to try disc golf. Those who fall in love with the sport act as beacons for your course, promoting freely on various social media sites and by word of mouth.

GOING LOCAL

Once you’ve handled the basics, think about actively promoting in your community. Many websites and local outlets are perfect for bringing adults and kids alike to your course.

Schools: Local schools are an excellent location for promotion. Even if you don’t visit individual classes, setting up fliers for events and merchandise is likely to turn some heads. Advertising a family-friendly event is also a great way to involve those in disc golf. Administrators and students alike will love to see continued community support and growth.
Community Groups: Remember when we mentioned Facebook? Well, your disc golf page isn’t the only source for the community. Local organizations and businesses can post on their websites or on Facebook as well!
Local Newspaper: Local newspapers are the perfect platforms to promote disc golf. Not only are advertisements free to cheap, they also reach people in areas you might not expect. Local newspapers are also commonly located outside shops and on the street, so anyone might see your ad!

PUSHING THE BOUNDARIES

Once your course is more established, promoting to communities outside your own helps establish your course as a destination location.

Run Leagues: Go beyond simple advertisements by setting up a league in your area. Leagues get people interested, and establishing days for league members will promote others to take the plunge.
Run Tournaments: Just about the ultimate goal for any disc golf community is a tournament. People from around the country come to play your game! Community support to promote a tournament is highly beneficial to them as well because tournaments promote economic upturn. How would you like your business promoted through massive visitor inflow?
The Fathering Project: The Fathering Project is Australia-based and made for children all over the country. Through volunteers, father figures work with children to show how important fathers are to a child’s life. The organization offers support for projects and events that encourage fathers to participate in children’s lives, theirs and others. Check out their website to find out how you can participate!

There are many ways to contribute to the promotion of your disc golf course, and you don’t have to do it alone! Friends and family offer free advertisements through word of mouth and online. Take the time to visit local hubs, and, when you’re ready, take the leap to the country!

By Mikaela Ashcroft|2019-10-07T23:14:25+08:00August 13th, 2019|Frisbee golf course design, How to Activate Courses|0 Comments

Exploring Sandy Beach Disc Golf Course – The Latest Addition to Dubbo Disc Golf

Disc golfers who are looking for an exciting course that’s great for all skill levels often dream of places like Sandy Beach. Located within the city of Dubbo in NSW, it features all of the elements that a player could want: great scenery, a variety of shots to challenge your skills, and a location that’s easy to access. Best of all, it’s free to play and allows you to take a stroll through a beautiful park setting!

an image of a woman playing disc golf near the beach

The Dubbo Disc Golf team has spent countless hours designing, installing, and perfecting Sandy Beach DGC, so let’s learn a little more about the course and what Dubbo has to offer.

A Labor Of Love

Taking a piece of land and turning it into a disc golf course is no small task, and the group in Dubbo has done a phenomenal job making sure that Sandy Beach will be everything that disc golfers want. Initially, only 3 baskets and tees were installed in partnership with Western Plains Regional Council and DUFF, the local ultimate group, but since then they’ve completed an 18 hole layout with tees for both beginners and more seasoned players.

an image of man trying to shoot a disc golf in a target

The disc golf course design from Sandy Beach offers players a fun challenge, with the course par very reasonable for people of all abilities. RPM baskets are there to ensure every putt is caught and fun features like throwing over the river make this a layout that you have to play.

Charging In Dubbo

If you’ve spent some time on this course and want to try your hand in a competitive atmosphere, we have just the tournament for you. The Dubbo Charge takes place in September and offers locals and visitors the chance to play two rounds with some of the best in the area. A variety of divisions will be represented, so whether you’ve been playing for years or simply want to experience what a tournament is like, this is an event you won’t want to miss.

After you play, take the opportunity to absorb the sights and sounds of Dubbo itself, as the area is a hub of activity. From shopping and museums to visiting the Taronga Western Plains Zoo, there’s a ton to do after each of your rounds. For residents of Dubbo, Sandy Beach is located close to most of the city’s schools, allowing for easy access when kids want to head over and play after their classes for the day.

an image of a man playing disc golf in a park

Grab your discs and head to Sandy Beach Disc Golf Course for a layout that will challenge your skills as you weave in and out of trees and have to throw over the water – twice! Or, pick up some discs at the Dubbo Information Centre and embark upon a casual round with your friends. Disc golf offers a great way to exercise while having fun, and there’s no better place to learn the game than at Sandy Beach DGC.

By Courtney Elder|2019-10-07T23:09:01+08:00August 3rd, 2019|Featured Courses, Frisbee golf course design|0 Comments

The Mundaring Disc Golf Course – Propelling The Sport To The Next Level

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Many people around the world who have fallen in love with disc golf wish that the sport was taken as seriously as so many others that we see. However, if you live near Perth and have access to the Mundaring Sporting Club, you’ll see that it’s held in exceptionally high esteem. Home to the Mundaring Disc Golf Course, this facility offers the first professionally designed course in Australia.

The Mundaring Disc Golf Course brings players a notable challenge if throwing from the advanced tees and offers a more casual and fun frisbee golf course layout for beginning players. Complete with a clubhouse on site and a team of people who are dedicated to promoting the sport across the country, Mundaring is the place to be.

What’s It Like?

A 35-minute drive east from Perth will land you on the doorstep of Mundaring Sporting Club, a location that boasts a ball golf course and 36 holes of disc golf to feast upon. Each of the 18 white tees gives newer players the chance to become more comfortable with the game, while the 18 gold holes are used for competitions including the Aussie Open and the DUDE Pro tournaments.

an image of disc golf basket in a disc golf course

The Mundaring Disc Golf Course was established in 2014 and designed by a team of people who not only have a passion for the sport but also have, combined, decades upon decades of experience in creating such layouts. The course was created with a variety of individuals in mind, including local schools and youth groups, as disc golf is a fast growing sport amongst youngsters. Mundaring features a short 6 hole loop that’s great for school trips, birthday parties, and more.

Making A Name For Itself

So why would someone make the drive to this place just to throw some frisbees? Well, it’s not just about the course at Mundaring, it’s all in the attitude that’s presented, as the Sporting Club shows players just how professional disc golf can be.

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With this in mind, visitors should remember that this is a pay to play course. An honor system requires payment of $10 per person or $20 per family for a full day of unlimited play, as the costs associated with maintaining the facility aren’t cheap. After you’ve mastered the course, or allowed it to get the best of you, take some time to sit back and relax in the clubhouse and review your round shot by shot with your friends.

Anyone fortunate enough to make the trip to Australia, or those who already live here, should certainly make visiting the Mundaring Disc Golf Course a high priority. Each hole provides a unique challenge and if the weather is hot, you’ll no doubt experience one of the most trying rounds of your lifetime. Bring all of your discs, make a game plan, and while you play, take in the feeling of being on a professional level course.

By Courtney Elder|2019-10-07T23:07:23+08:00July 22nd, 2019|Featured Courses, Frisbee golf course design|0 Comments

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