Stay off personal property and be aware of cars and other park users. Be courteous, take care of equipment, and let faster groups play through. The penalty for throwing out of bounds is one throw.Ĭourtesy: Do not throw until other players or park users are out of range. The disc must be played from the point within the course where the disc went out of bounds. Out of Bounds: Fenced areas, all ponds, and the roads are out of bounds. The hole is complete when the disc lands in the target basket. Putt: Within 10 meters of the target a player must not step past the lies when attempting a Putt throw. After the tee off the player whose disc lies further from the target throws first.įairway: Throw must be made from where the disc lies. Player who throws the lowest score on the previous hole always tees off first. Tee Off: Tee throws must be released from behind the tee marker. Object: Play the course in the fewest throws throwing the disc into each basket. There is no signup and no cost, simply show up and meet near the course welcome sign in the main parking lot. Experienced players are always willing to assist less experience players. Players of all abilities, including beginners, gather to enjoy some camaraderie, fresh air, and a round of disc golf. For more information please see For Teachers or email students being introduced to the sport of disc golfĬommunity Meet Up Evenings - Cancelled due to COVID-19Įvery Tuesday evening at 6pm in the spring, summer, and fall an informal community meet up disc golf evening is held.
Group admission rates will apply for museum admission. Participants will then have the opportunity to play a round either on their own or with a coach.Īn introduction to disc golf can be combined with a tour of the museum and a picnic on the grounds to create an interesting outing or field trip for any group. Participants will have access to discs and will receive an introduction to the sport and the techniques. School and group introductions to disc golf are available at no cost through the Maritime Disc Golf Association. Disc can also be rented or purchased year-round from The Spoke and Note in Windsor. Participants of all ages enjoying a round of disc golf at Haliburton Houseĭisc are available to borrow or purchase from Haliburton House during museum operating hours. Disc golf can be enjoyed by players of all ages and abilities and is a wonderful way to enjoy some fresh air, exercise, and good company in a beautiful setting. Usually, the number of throws a player uses to reach each target are tallied (often in relation to par), and players seek to complete each hole, and the course, in the lowest number of total throws.
Players complete a hole by throwing a disc from a tee area toward a target, throwing again from the landing position of the disc until the target is reached. It is often played on a course of 9 or 18 holes. The course features 9 baskets and 18 tee box locations spread strategically around the 34-acre grounds and is free for all users.ĭisc golf (sometimes called Frisbee golf) is a flying disc sport in which players throw a disc at a target it is played using rules similar to golf. The Clifton Estate Disc Golf Course opened in the spring of 2018 to glowing reviews and was immediately popular drawing visitor from far and wide. Funding was obtained through community partnerships and donations. In 2017 a community group was formed for the purpose of installing and maintaining a course. As a result, they were identified as a perfect location for a disc golf course. The grounds of Haliburton House Museum were historically a community meeting place hosting garden parties, games, and other social gatherings.
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