Matt White reviewed Rivers Edge Wilderness Camping
4.0“Pros: Beautiful bush setting by the river. Deposit required for loan of discs but otherwise free to play. Cons: Remote location but if you are camped there not a problem”
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Disc golf in Tasmania
Tasmania might be the most scenic place in the country to lose a disc. Green hills, cool air, and courses that double as a reason to visit. Distances are short, so a multi-course weekend is very doable. Browse the map and start planning.
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Courses in Tasmania
Jim Bacon Memorial Reserve Disc Golf Course
No reviews yetWest Moonah
6 holes · 20–40 min to playpublic
No recent word
Seven Mile Beach Disc Golf course
No reviews yetSeven Mile Beach
9 holes · 40 min–1 hr to playpublic
No recent word
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Seven Mile Beach Disc Golf course joined the map
Seven Mile Beach Disc Golf Course is the first public disc golf course on Hobart’s eastern shore.
Jim Bacon Memorial Reserve Disc Golf Course joined the map
Pitch and putt, short, beginner friendly course.
SteveManning reviewed Burnie Disc Golf Course
4.0“Pros: A solid well designed intermediate level course. Cons: Tee pads are small”
MountaineerContributor reviewed Poimena Reserve Disc Golf Course
5.0“Pros: 5 stars, everything that can be said has been said. Holds a special place in my heart with amazing views and a great mix of holes. Cons: Warm up your ankles, they are in for a workout.”
aaronmoretonContributor reviewed Poimena Reserve Disc Golf Course
5.0“Pros: Plenty of elevation with lovely views over greater Hobart. Eighteen dedicated holes offering a large array of shot making. Cons: The roll-aways, but i guess that's my fault for missing the putt! Tee-pads weren't the best when i was last there, but they may have improved by now.”
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