Fly Through
This video shows the blue course, but with a couple of black course tee positions..
360° Tour
Check out our virtual course tour. Similar to Google street view you can pan around and zoom in on both courses.
British Open
Quarry Park had the honour of hosting the first BDGA Tour Event of the year on 2-3rd February. Half the course had been under water the previous weekend, and contingency plans were being made in case of continued flooding, but thankfully the river levels went down and left a very soggy, but playable course.
The tournament lived up to its name, with low temperatures and a biting wind, it was indeed a chilly chuck. Fortunately, disc golfers are a hardy bunch and we had a good turnout of 43 players. The first round proved pretty testing for most players,
Quarry Park has the honour of hosting the first event of the 2013 BDGA Tour. The Chilly Chuck will take place on 2-3rd February, with 2 rounds on each day. As always, the event is open to all, you don't have to be a member of the BDGA or Quarry Park, you just have to register and pay the entry fee. Jesse Denny is handling registration and he has set up a web site with details. There is a registration form and a registered players list. There is a cut price fee for those who have never played a BDGA or PDGA event before.
We have a couple of ways for you to spread the love of disc golf this Christmas. The shop now stocks vouchers for £10 and £20 which can be redeemed against fees or merchandise at Quarry Park, and there's a voucher for 2 rounds. We can even print off customised vouchers for different amounts, but you will need to give some notice, as there's no printer at the course. We also have some greeting cards featuring winter scenes from the course. The opening hours are still 10 until sunset at weekends, although the course may be unattended in very poor weather. Call Derek on 07780 727921 to check.
Autumn One Day Tournament
Rich Hatton organised a one day event at QP on November 3rd which attracted 28 competitors. After 2 rounds Richard had a 6 shot lead in the Advanced Amateur Division, and in fact his score was better than anyone in the Open Division. The full results are posted at the PDGA website and show that a storming final round by Jonnie Morris on the short course moved him into a tie with Ivan Bromage in the Open Division. Hatton extended his lead to 8 in the Advanced Amateur Division. In the Intermediate Amateur Division, Phil Sumner
Rich Hatton organised a one day event at QP on November 3rd which attracted 28 competitors. After 2 rounds Richard had a 6 shot lead in the Advanced Amateur Division, and in fact his score was better than anyone in the Open Division. The full results are posted at the PDGA website and show that a storming final round by Jonnie Morris on the short course moved him into a tie with Ivan Bromage in the Open Division. Hatton extended his lead to 8 in the Advanced Amateur Division. In the Intermediate Amateur Division, Phil Sumner
BDGA Tour Finale at Burnlaw
The BDGA Tour was set for an exciting climax at the 10th and final event at Burnlaw in Northumberland on 29-30th September. Derek Robins, Jester Wilson and Dan Ryan knew that if they won at Burnlaw, they would win the Tour, but course pro Chris O’Brien and defending Burnlaw Champion Neil Webber also fancied their chances of winning the event, and a win for either of them would hand the tour title to Wilson. With high winds forecast fo r the weekend, any loss of nerve, or tentative shot-making, was likely to be cruelly exposed, and thus the scene was set for exciting golf...
The BDGA Tour was set for an exciting climax at the 10th and final event at Burnlaw in Northumberland on 29-30th September. Derek Robins, Jester Wilson and Dan Ryan knew that if they won at Burnlaw, they would win the Tour, but course pro Chris O’Brien and defending Burnlaw Champion Neil Webber also fancied their chances of winning the event, and a win for either of them would hand the tour title to Wilson. With high winds forecast fo r the weekend, any loss of nerve, or tentative shot-making, was likely to be cruelly exposed, and thus the scene was set for exciting golf...
