Disc Golf Course

The 2768 ft, 9-hole, 34-par course is open 8:00 am to dusk daily, April 15 through October 15. All 9 holes include Mach 3 baskets and tee markers with signsindicating hole location, distance, and par. The course is non-supervised and no reservations are needed. Bring your own disc.

Disc golf is played much like traditional golf. Instead of a ball and clubs, players use a flying disc or frisbee. The disc/frisbee is thrown from a tee to a basket, which is the “hole”. As a player progresses down the fairway, he or she must make each consecutive shot from the spot where the previous throw landed. Finally, the “putt” lands in the basket and the hole is completed. The object is to throw the disc/frisbee from the tee area to the target “basket” in the fewest number of throws.

Scorecard
The scorecard is saved as an Adobe Acrobat Document. Follow steps 1-3 to download the Acrobat Reader.

Scores
Email scores to ppd@palatineparks.org for posting of course records. Include name, age, date, and name of person that could verify score.

Must start play on hole one.
Players must tee off from the designated tee area. Be sure the players in front of you,
and other park users are out of range.
When playing a hole, the player farthest away from the basket throws first.
The hole is complete when a players disc lands in the basket or chains.
The player with the least number of throws on the last hole tees off first on the next hole.
The spot where your previous throw has landed is called the "lie". To begin your next throw, your lead foot must be on or within 11 inches directly behind the lie. The other foot may be no closer to the hole then the lie. A run-up and natural follow through after release is allowed.
Any disc that comes to rest above the ground (in a tree or bush) is considered an unplayable lie. The disc must be thrown from the lie on the ground directly beneath the unplayable lie. (one stroke penalty