The 34th British Open takes place at Quarry Park on 26-27th May and we are delighted to announce that Disc Zoo will be a main sponsor of this prestigious tournament. For all your on-line disc golf requirements check out the Disc Zoo website. Derek has been very busy getting the course ready, putting in hours of mowing come rain or shine. We have a great tournament booklet being produced by Andrew Douse. Jesse is on top of registrations and Tweedy is sorting the spot prizes. There's still time to get registered at http://www.britishopen2012.blogspot.co.uk/ The course will be closed for casual play that weekend, but spectators are welcome at the finals on Sunday afternoon, starting at 1p.m.

From 6pm Every Weekday

From May 1st we will be open on weekday evenings from 18:00 until sunset, which is currently around 20:30, but will be 21:00 by the middle of the month. That's ample time to get a round in, so get your friends or colleagues together and enjoy some weekday disc golf at Quarry Park

NB Course reserved for British Open on 26/27 May

After more than 2 years in production, a flying disc documentary film called "The Invisible String" will have it's world premiere in Berlin on Sunday. You can see the trailer for it on youtube, and if you look at the closing credits you will see the Quarry Park logo, we are proud to support this project. Derek Robins was interviewed for the film and makes a brief appearance in the final edit. Can't wait to see it! The film title comes from the sales spiel of the inventor of the first flying disc, who said the disc was free but you had to pay for the invisible string that guided it.

Quarry Park has just turned 18 years old this month. It's incredible how quickly the time has passed and how much the course has matured. Where there was once bare pasture there are now established trees and shrubs, with the tallest reaching over 25m, in the woodland by the river. Every year we try to enhance the course, and improve the experience for our visitors. Back in 1994, I'm sure many people thought I was crazy to sink my savings into a sport that hardly anybody had heard of, but over the last 5 or 6 years the course has become really well established with thousands of people visiting each year. I'd like to say "Thank you" to everybody who has helped and encouraged me over the years, and to all the visitors whose fees have enabled me to make the improvements each year.