FAQs

The course will be a free activity and open to anyone wishing to play and use the space.

Yes - you need take no more caution that you would around people who are kicking a football or playing cricket. Disc golf courses are set in public parks all around the world and it is part of the disc golf etiquette to wait patiently for walkers to pass through the space. 

There will be signage installed with the instructions for all players and will remind players of this etiquette. 

This is unknown and will depend on how well the Rotary group promote the activity in the community. This is a passive activity, so we are not expecting large numbers - but will manage the recreation space and monitor. 

Anytime during daylight hours. 

Although the Town are not funding or running this activity, we are committed to support our community and will manage any complaints and enquiries regarding the use of the space. 

The Rotary club are paying to instal and maintain the course, there is no cost to the Town.