Gidgegannup · WA
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Pine Lines
Course details
- Setting
- Park
- Tee surface
- Natural
- Baskets
- Custom Built
- Par
- 64
- Length
- 2,007 m
- Designed by
- Keenan Vellios & David Bandy
- Installed
- —
Conditions
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About
Pine Lines is a privately owned, heavily wooded course. This disc golf wonderland is situated on a pine tree plantation, 45 minutes north east of Perth city. This nationally renowned course is used annually, typically during the winter months, for various competitions and tournaments. The most notable of these events is the Perth Disc Golf Open. One of the top courses in the country. If given the opportunity, this place is a MUST visit for disc golfers.
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Reviews
Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 6 reviews.
Pros: Amazing course. Like, freaking awesome. May be my favourite course in Aus. It's very technically challenging, being a woods course, but every hole makes sense and there are birdies to be had by most players. Highly recommend playing the Perth Open at Pine Lines if you can. Cons: Private course as mentioned in other reviews.
7 years agoPros: One of the best courses in Australia. It tests every aspect of your disc golf game, with narrow wooded holes, elevation changes and a few fun open fairways. Loved playing it. Can't wait to play it again. Cons: Privately owned course, not open all year round. Only open upon request and during tournaments.
8 years agoPros: Inspirational, truly...all I need to say. Elevation, some heavily tree'd holes, some mixed, some open. Cons: It's on the wrong coast. Wasn't available when last visiting sadly.
8 years agoPros: One of Australia's great disc golf destinations. A rite of passage that everyone needs to experience at least once. Heavily wooded, well designed with good balance for players of all styles and skills. Camp on site during the event, enjoy the immense bonfire that gets built from course clean up material and enjoy the amazing hospitality from course owner and the PDGC. Cons: Privately owned so only accessible during tournaments or by prior arrangement. Danger of fire & extreme heat in summer also means limited time of year availability.
9 years agoPros: One of the best courses in Australia. Heavily wooded and very technical, well designed course by owner. Cons: Privately owned so not opened all year round.
9 years agoPros: One of the Country's top courses. Add the Perth Open to your bucket list. Cons: Private course. Only available to play during major events.
10 years ago
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Common questions
- How many holes does Pine Lines have?
- 18 holes, par 64.
- Is Pine Lines free to play?
- Contact for fees.
- Where is Pine Lines?
- Gidgegannup, Western Australia.