Opening hours are:
The home page displays the current up to date opening hours. These might be extended during summer months and school holidays.
Weekend opening is from 10:00 year round, and we close at the earlier of sunset and 6pm
From late September to April, there may be reduced opening hours.
* This is general opening policy, but check the home page for up-to-date information as there can be some variation.
Visitor Questions:
How much does it cost?
Can I pay by card?
Do I need to bring a disc?
Is there a group discount?
Do I need to book?
Is the course closed for any events?
What Facilities do you have on site?
What refreshments are available?
Can I bring a picnic/BBQ?
What ages are suitable?
What should I wear?
How long does it take to play?
How long are the holes?
Are complete beginners welcome?
Will someone show us how it's done?
Can I phone up?
Can I bring a dog?
How much does it cost?
£8.50 for adults for the full size 18 hole course or £16 for whole day. Children and full time students pay £6 for a round or £11 for the day. Alternatively there's a short course with 15 holes of shorter distance which costs £6 for adults and £4 for children and full time students
Can I pay by card?
Yes, we can usually take payment by credit and debit card at the course for equipment and snacks, but please pay for your booking in advance at https://quarrypark.app
Do I need to bring a disc?
No, the green fee includes use of one disc per person.
Is there a group discount?
No, but where possible, we do try to deliver a bit more in terms of introduction and coaching
Do I need to book?
Yes, due to the need to manage the flow of an increasing number of visitor numbers, and minimise interactions due to corona virus concerns, we now handle bookings and payment online. This takes place at https://quarrypark.app
Is the course closed for any events?
We generally have 2 tour events when the course is closed to casual play for the weekend. In 2023, the Quarry Park Masters takes place on September 23-24th. We may have some smaller events, but these should be able to run alongside casual usage.
What Facilities do you have on site?
There is: - a Pro Shop with hundreds of discs in stock, as well as bags and other accessories; a field shelter which has approx 6m by 4m of cover; an eco-toilet in a hut with room to get chahnged; picnic benches; plastic chairs.
What refreshments are available?
We sell water, cans of soft drink, and some confectionary.
Can I bring a picnic or BBQ?
If you are just bringing a few sandwiches and a drink to sustain you before/during/after a round, then that's fine. We have picnic benches outside the shop, so please keep to that area, the course itself is dedicated to disc golf, and not for picnic-ing. Please don't bring a barbecue.
For what age range is it suitable?
At the lower end of the spectrum, attention spans vary, but as a rough guide we would recommend 7 and up. At the other end, the world championships has a division for people aged 70 and over.
What should I wear?
The setting is more countryside than croquet lawn. In the winter months we would suggest walking boots or even wellies. At other times of year, trainers may be fine, but it depends on recent weather and which holes you play. The 5th hole is squidgey at the best of times. Trees and shrubs are the main obstacles, and you may have to venture into bushes, so delicate or white clothing would not be wise. Venture off the fairway and you can find nettles, so socks or trousers can help.
How long does it take to play?
A group of 4 adults of average ability should allow 2 hours to play the 18 holes. It can take considerably longer if the group is large and/or people lose discs. The short course should take less than 1hr, again depending very much on group size and ability, it's quite feasible to get round in under 1 hour.
How long are the holes?
On the full 18 tees the holes are mostly 70 m to 100 m long, red tees are about 10m shorter than blue tees, and there is a even a "black" layout with holes up to 150m. On the short course, the average hole length is just around 45 metres.
Are complete beginners welcome?
Yes certainly! This is a new sport for most people, so we expect most people to be beginners.
Will someone show us how it's done?
Yes, there is nearly always a member of staff on hand during opening hours, and whoever is on hand will be happy to show you the basics. As there is usually only 1 person on duty we can't guarantee to give you our undivided attention for very long, if there are other customers waiting to be served.
Can I phone up?
Derek's mobile is 07780727921 but don't be surprised if there's no answer. Calls are often missed, especially if Derek is operating machinery which drowns out any ring tone. I know it's not ideal if you want quick answer but please use e-mail or text messages if you can't find the necessary information on this website.
Can I bring a dog?
Please don't bring your dog to the course, unless it's a guide dog.
Derek Robins
