Golf and Disc golf 

Any player(s) found in breach of any of the below conditions may be asked to leave the course.

• All players must go to the pro shop before playing.
• No FREE access to the course - fees apply.
• It is a requirement of play that all course rules and golf/disc golf etiquette are observed and followed.
• Carts can only be hired and driven by a person who holds a fully valid driver’s licence. No unlicensed drivers permitted. No ‘L’ or ‘P’ plate drivers permitted to operate the carts.
• Children riding in carts must have three points of contact with the vehicle, two feet on the floor, one hand holding the handle and bottom on seat.
• Motorised buggies are not to be driven on tee areas or within two metres of greens.
• All minors (children under 14) must be supervised by an adult, 18 years or older, while on the course.
• Players must wear suitable clothing including shirts,shorts/trousers/skirts and closed-in shoes.
• Maximum of four players per group.
• Slow players must keep up with the group in front.
• Please ensure that your speed of play does not impact the game of other golfers/disc golfers on the course.
• No spectators or pets on course.
• Any player who causes damage to the course equipment, carts and/or facilities will be liable for all costs associated with that damage.
• Players assume all risks of the game. Council does not accept responsibility or liability for any players’ actions on the golf course.
• All players are required to carry their green fee receipt at all times and produce it upon request.
• Sand buckets must be carried by all players at all times.

Golf

• Any divot holes, pitch marks on greens or markings by a player must be repaired.
• Please rake all sand bunkers after you have played your shot.
• All players must have their own bag and clubs.
• Players must play from the respective markers at all times. Gentlemen to play off white markers, ladies to play off red markers.

Disc Golf

• Children must be of school age to play disc golf.
• Players must always play from correct markers.
• Disc golfers are to play off blue markers.
• All players must have at least one disc.

Shirts

• Shirts with sleeves must be worn at all times
• No singlets, muscle tees or tank tops

Pants

• Shorts, jeans, trousers or skirts are acceptable
• No ripped or torn items of clothing

Footwear

• Participants must have enclosed footwear with flat soles
• No crocs
• No soccer/football boots
• No steel capped or work boots
• No thongs/flip flops or sandals

Objective of the game 

Disc golf is similar to traditional golf, but you use a disc instead of a ball and clubs. You take turns throwing your disc until all the discs are in the ‘hole’ – a metal basket. The goal is to complete each hole in the fewest throws. The player with the lowest number of throws wins. A hole is finished when all the players’ discs have landed in the basket. 

Tee throws 

Each hole starts with a tee throw, which must be made from within or behind the designated tee area.

Lie 

The "lie" is where the disc lands after a throw. Mark it with a mini marker or leave the disc where it landed. The next throw is made from directly behind the lie.

Throwing order 

The player with the fewest strokes on the previous hole goes first on the next hole. After that, the player whose disc is furthest from the hole throws first.

Fairway throws 

For fairway throws, the player must throw from directly behind the lie. A run-up and follow-through is allowed unless the lie is within 10 meters of the basket. Within 10 meters, the player must stay balanced and not move past the lie until the disc stops.

Mandatory – “mando” 

A "mando" is an obstacle (like a tree or pole) that must be passed on the correct side. If the disc passes the wrong side, the player must play from the previous lie or a drop zone and add one penalty stroke.

Completion of hole 

A hole is complete when all players’ discs have landed in the basket or are caught in the chains.

Out of bounds (O.B.) 

If a disc lands out of bounds, it must be played from a spot one meter in bounds from where it crossed the O.B. line. Permanent O.B. areas include water hazards, golf greens, bunkers and boundary fences.

Safety first 

Never throw when other players or golfers are within range. Always give players ahead of you the right of way. Stay aware of your surroundings.