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Disc Golf

Disc Golf

Centre Region Parks and Recreation maintains two of the four disc golf courses in the area, and provides usually a Spring and a Fall learn-to-play Disc Golf Clinic. Typically, these are held at the Circleville Park 9-hole Disc Golf Course (DGC). These special events are posted on our Events Calendar and are published in our Active Guides.

For the clinics, participants do not need anything. CRPR provides educational discs and folks learn to putt and throw mid- and long-distance shots. 

Disc Golf Learn-To-Play Clinics

Typically, the Agency holds a disc clinic or clinics in early summer.  Instructors are from the local Centre County Disc Golf Association (CCDGA). Each player receives a multi-use disc. Families may participate as well as individuals.  Watch for that info. to be posted here or within our Summer Active Guide.

Additionally, the CCDGA organizes most of the area’s leagues and tournaments, and works with the Agency on certain events hosted within the parks like the Fall Glow Golf Series. Be sure to visit their website and their social media pages; their members are very active and play year-round.

 

2024 Spring Clinics

Join us for this family-friendly Disc Golf Learn-To-Play Clinic held at Circleville Park's 9-hole Disc Golf Course. Join us for an hour of instruction to include 15 min. of game introduction and instruction and then 45 min. of learning to play on the actual course. You'll learn about basic grips, forehands and backhands, drives, mid-throws, putting, and general course play! This Learn-To-Play clinic will get you started on the basics and just in time to for summer! Instructors are from the local Centre County Disc Golf Association. Each player will go home with a multi-use disc.

Families may participate, but each family member must register for the event. Maximum enrollment per time slot is twelve (12) people to help spread everyone out along the course.

Registration for the 2024 Spring Clinics can be found here.

 

 

Course Information

  • Circleville Park is home to a 9-hole disc golf course. You’ll want to park on the Circleville Road side of the park, and hole #1 is near the smallest pavilion and the basketball courts, which are next to the parking lot.
  • Bernel Road Park is home to an 18-hole disc golf course.
  • A new course just recently opened near Boalsburg; this course is called Harvest Fields Disc Golf Course. The course is open to the public. At this time, the Agency does not have a course map for this DGC, but here is the location of the course.
  • Additionally, while visiting Centre Hall, there is also a new course in at Tri-Municipal Park.  You can get other details and photos of these courses by visiting www.discgolfscene.com and placing the name of each park in the search bar.

League Information

Please visit the Centre County Disc Golf Association website or social media pages for the most up-to-date listings of league and tournament schedules, as well as individual players looking for other players to join them in a round. The Centre Region Parks and Recreation Agency partners with this group for disc golf clinics and other tournaments and events, but all leagues are provided by this group.