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Crater Lakes Disc Golf Park
Course details
- Setting
- Park
- Tee surface
- Concrete
- Baskets
- DiscGolfPark Target
- Par
- 60
- Length
- 2,081 m
- Designed by
- Andrew Ferguson & Mount Gambier Disc Golf Club
- Website
- mgdg.com.au
- Installed
- —
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About
With the sport of Disc Golf growing rapidly across the world, Crater Lakes Disc golf Park has emerged as not just South Australia's but one of the nations most sought after disc golfing destinations. Located within Mount Gambier's scenic Crater Lakes area, the course lays at the feet of towering crater walls and boasts as arguably the only disc golf park in the world located within a volcano. Housing 18 baskets and 27 tees, two course layouts are available to suit the likes of both amateur and advanced players, from young families, to hosting major sanctioned events.
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Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 12 reviews.
Pros: Mindblowingly amazing!! Course designed to an international standard Beautiful surrounds with all natural elements engaged (elevation, water, vegetation) 30 tees now? (Including the pro layout) Disc golf paradise Cons: Seriously none!
5 years ago- Kevin CostaVisitor
Pros: A great course. Amazing location and range of well considered holes (both in terms of length and throw shape required). Good vertical component to a number of the holes.
6 years ago - Hayden87Visitor
Pros: Great location, great variation of open and wooded fairways. a challenging course for all skill levels on both layouts.
7 years ago - Ryan1978Visitor
Pros: 18 Championship baskets, 2 layouts, concrete tees, awesome design & all situated within a beautiful volcano.
8 years ago - Lawookey82Visitor
Pros: Great dulation. Well designed with multiple options for a variety of shots. Plenty of risk vs reward options Cons: Tee pads for long holes could be a little longer
8 years ago Pros: Unique course - very well designed. Good facilities adjacent to car park. Welcoming crew of fellow disc golfers.I enjoyed the layout.
8 years agoPros: An amazing course... ho wouldn't want to play INSIDE a (hopefully inactive) volcano! Plenty of undulations and also with concrete tee-pads. Note, being inside the crater, the winds do swirl. I played to adjacent holes, perpendicular to one another... BOTH had a head-wind! Cons: As others have said... bring water!!
8 years agoPros: This is a true championship course - it's got it all, and yet it also has permanent shorter tees so all skills levels can enjoy. 18 targets, 36 tees, plenty of elevation, beautifully maintained grounds, toilets. All of this in a picturesque setting of a volcano crater and lakes. The mature trees and topography in the crater also plays wonderful and challenging things with the wind. This course is sooo good Cons: Take water with you, there's none on the course
8 years agoPros: Fantastic course! A beautiful setting and great course with a good variety of holes and challenges. Good signage, concrete tees and all facilities.
8 years agoPros: Alternate concrete tee pads on all 18 holes. Excellent variety, stunning views, course design is amazing with no more than a 50m walk between tee pads. Great use of elevation. Cons: A bit of a drive for non-locals.
8 years ago- Todd.BrooksVisitor
Pros: Concrete tee pads, beautiful scenery, elevation change, 18 baskets. Challenging but gettable holes. Great course design: holes are quite dynamic and require a variety of shots. Cons: It's not close to my house. I might have to move to Mount Gambier.
8 years ago - Sean39Visitor
Pros: Brilliant design Beautiful /one of a kind setting Great part of the country
9 years ago
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Common questions
- How many holes does Crater Lakes Disc Golf Park have?
- 18 holes, par 60.
- Is Crater Lakes Disc Golf Park free to play?
- Free to play.
- Where is Crater Lakes Disc Golf Park?
- Mount Gambier, South Australia.



