Douglas Park Disc Golf - Regina
The Regina Disc Golf Association (RDGA) is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2013 and is based in the beautiful city of Regina, Saskatchewan.
Our mandate is to grow and support the sport of disc golf in Regina by:
1. Offering events and workshops
2. Organizing and hosting regional professional and amateur disc golf tournaments and competitions
3. Promoting and developing disc golf courses in Regina and the surrounding areas.
It is our goal to bring the sport of disc golf to as many people in our community as possible and share with them the numerous benefits the sport has to offer.
Contact Douglas Park Disc Golf
| Address : | Douglas Park, Regina, SK, Canada |
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| Website : | http://reginadiscgolf.ca/ |
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Devon Peters on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Awesome course with holes ranging from 250-400ft. Open on the front 14 before heading across the road for the more challenging 15-18 section. Free to play, just bring your own discs. Only open in the summer months - poles removed (typically) from the End of November until snow pack melts.
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Garrett Kennedy on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The Disc Golf here is 4 seasons of fun for the whole family. Good fir beginners & intermediates with a lively, friendly Disc Golf community promoting tge sport and always willing to help out new players.
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Paul Murphy on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great course, beginner friendly. Check out the route in udisc app or on the sign at start of course as a couple connections are confusing on your first time. Par 3 all around and not too long. Friendly regulars are always around to help out or give tips!
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Declan Heslip on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Tee pads are not good, layout was awful if they changed the order of baskets it would be a lot better. There was no signs so you have to look online for directions. Some holes where not good for increasing or using skill lots where just a wide open with some distance. Other holes however did have some trees and needed a little bit of skill. The course looked very nice and had 18 holes. You will have to walk a lot due to the odd layout of the baskets.
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Cuyler Wainwright on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A fun Par 3 course to work on your skills! New concrete tee-off pads for the front 9 holes are a major improvement, hopefully we see this for the back 9 as well. Would love to see other improvements as well - benches, waste bins, and hole information markers (hole distance and pin location) would bring the course up to a base industry standard. Markers pointing out the direction to the next Tee would be helpful as well! This place is getting consistently busier each and every year. So a good course but with a few improvements from City of Regina, it could be a great course.
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Mason Cedric on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Lovely the course. Fun to train and for beginners. Decently marked tees and holes.
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Chris Sidorchuk on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I go for my daily morning walk with my dog here, summer and winter. It is quiet, with lots of amenities
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Brian Lee on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A great course with a mix of distance, forehand and backhand throws. Very scenic along the water! If you are new to the course like myself, best to use the U Disc app to identify the tee boxes. The tee boxes are generally pretty level and are marked with wood. Bring your utility discs as it was breezy when I went - which seems to be a common comment. When I went the basket for hole 1 appeared to be staked but the basket was missing.
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