Kiwanis disc golf course
Description:
The Kiwanis Disc Golf Course opened in Montgomery Hall Park in Staunton, Virginia, in June of 2005. Originally designed by Will Grant and Dr. David Vance, the course was redesigned in 2007 by Rene Devito. It is an 18 hole course has up to three sets of tee boxes (some gravel, some natural) on each hole. Fourteen of the holes have 2 baskets and several holes have alternate pin locations as well. The various configurations play from around 4,600 feet to almost 7,500 feet. The course features a variety of elevation changes, distances, and fairway designs. There is also a good mix of open and wooded holes to give a well-balanced layout . The various configurations make the course fun for beginners and challenging for veterans. The course is located in a beautiful park with grills, picnic tables, picnic shelters, and softball and baseball fields. The course is open year round free of charge.
The Kiwanis Disc Golf Course opened in Montgomery Hall Park in Staunton, Virginia, in June of 2005. Originally designed by Will Grant and Dr. David Vance, the course was redesigned in 2007 by Rene Devito. It is an 18 hole course has up to three sets of tee boxes (some gravel, some natural) on each hole. Fourteen of the holes have 2 baskets and several holes have alternate pin locations as well. The various configurations play from around 4,600 feet to almost 7,500 feet. The course features a variety of elevation changes, distances, and fairway designs. There is also a good mix of open and wooded holes to give a well-balanced layout . The various configurations make the course fun for beginners and challenging for veterans. The course is located in a beautiful park with grills, picnic tables, picnic shelters, and softball and baseball fields. The course is open year round free of charge.
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Directions:
The Kiwanis Disc Golf Course is located about a mile southwest of Downtown Staunton. The address is Montgomery Hall Park, 1000 Montgomery Avenue, Staunton, VA 24401. There is a parking area at the tennis courts. While in Staunton, visit the birthplace of President Woodrow Wilson, the Frontier Culture Museum, and the Blackfriars Theatre at the American Shakespeare Center. |
