Name: Jindabyne Disc Golf Course
Rating: 3.50 (6 reviews)

Price Free to Play
Listing categories Public
Location / Region NSW/ Jindabyne
Year Installed 2014
Teepad Type Grass
Basket Type Innova Discatcher Pro 28
Course Type Permanent
Number of Baskets 18
Number of Tees 18
Access Type Public
Course Designer NSW Disc Golf
Course Map Jindabyne-Map.jpg

Jindabyne Disc Golf was installed in August 2014 with 9 holes. It was upgraded to 18 holes in June 2015.

It is the brain child of Winter Olympian Scott Kneller and his brother Luke who run the Rob Kneller Foundation, a community group supporting the youth of Jindabyne.

The tees are marked by signs at each hole.

Website http://nswdiscgolf.com

Address 5 Kosciuszko Road, Jindabyne NSW 2627

TeamBRO
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Rating: 4 / 5

Pros
Nice use of park with mix of open and technical holes of variable length Good use of available elevation The peninsular hole is exciting with strong winds The local school uses it for school sport, so we should see some talent in a few years Rated 3.8

Cons
Turf tees Limited signage
cassie_sweetten
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Rating: 3 / 5

Pros
Beautiful views from the course overlooking the Snowy River. Great beginner friendly course. Great to see school across the road using the course apart of their Sports program.

Cons
Can get very windy
davidheath
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Rating: 3 / 5

Pros
Excellent use of elevation, beautiful location. Looking forward to playing a round in the snow (but not with my white discs!)

Cons
It can get AMAZINGLY windy!
fehlbergo
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Rating: 4 / 5

Pros
Very fun little course. Managed to shoot a solid -16 under here in the Snowy Mtn Marrathon on the standard layout. Eagles and aces are up for grabs. Good for 1 or 2 disc rounds.

Cons
Rowing club may impact a few fairways.
adam_scdgc
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Rating: 3 / 5

Pros
Good baskets and a very picturesque course. Super fun layout with a bit of everything and plenty of ace chances

Cons
Would be 4 star if signage and tee pads.
Niggles
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Rating: 3 / 5

Pros
Back 9 is challenging and fun, nice technical shots required.

Cons
Front 9 could be more challenging but good for beginners.