We know you’ve heard of golf. It’s like that, but with flying discs. (A golf disc is like a frisbee, but a little more specialized for its purpose). Disc golf is played much like standard golf, with each turn beginning at a tee and ending at a target. In this case, the target is a basket at the end of the fairway instead of a hole. The game uses much of the same language, too. In disc golf you drive, approach, and putt. You score based on a par.
It’s an inexpensive, healthy, fun recreational activity for all ages and abilities, making it a superb addition to Nexton’s unique blend of healthy-living and outdoor-fun.
Spread across approximately 7 acres, the first four holes of the Riverstone Park Disc Golf Course are located closest to the entrance along Clear Blue Loop. The fifth takes players along a path through the tall pines through the power lines that opens to an impressively secluded section of Nexton. In fact, you may have missed its existence altogether!
There, an additional 8 holes are spread around and over berms and native plantings. All in, there are 13 holes of varying lengths. Why 13? Well, why not? Our course is meant to be a super-sized version of your backyard disc golf game. You can play 9, 13, or any number in between. Pick your favorites and re-throw them to make 18. Create a new supersized fairway of your own by throwing from tee 9 to the 13th hole (just give other groups on course a heads-up).
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Rules
This course passes alongside private property. For your own safety and to respect the rights of property owners, please remain on the course at all times.
This is a shared amenity for all members of the Live Nexton Property Owners Association.
Course is open from dawn to dusk.
This is not a dog park. Pets must be leashed at all times. Please clean up after your pets.
Weapons, fires, fireworks, alcohol, smoking or vaping is strictly prohibited.
No unauthorized vehicles or motorized personal transportation devices permitted.
Etiquette
Be considerate.
Take only photos; leave only footprints.
No pedestrians or children should impede or cross course while a game is in progress.
Stand behind the player who is throwing until the throw is complete.
Allow faster groups to play through.
Dispose of trash in proper receptacles.
Do not alter the course in any way.