Here is a JPG file of the Berhampore Hills Disc Golf Course. May it help you find you way around Wellington's championship course.
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Hole #5 Aussie Alley Par 3 The fifth tee area is located just behind the large pine in the clearing of the woods. If you look down through the trees you can see a section of grass and a gravel ditch. The basket is over the ditch and slightly to the right of the large opening. When the you've completed the whole, walk up through the woods to find the next tee area. Hole #6 Find a Gap Par 3 The sixth tee area is on the flat top of the hill in the woods. The basket is located directly through the woods. Once you've completed the hole walk down the hill behind the ball golf green towards the elevated ball golf tee for the next tee area. Hole #7 The Hill Par 5 The seventh tee pad shares with Hole #5 of the ball golf course. Straight up the hill you'll see the basket on the left side of the fairway. Once you've completed the hole walk to the right across the fairway and up to the top of the hill for the next tee area. Hole #8 Wind Line Par 3 The eight tee area shares with that of Hole #9 on the ball golf course. Down to the left of the tree line you will see the basket. The ball golf green is OB. Once you've completed the hole. Walk down the gravel path, and then down to the right along the first tree line to find the next tee area. Hole #9 Log Run Par 3 The nineth tee are is right long the tree line of Hole #8 of the ball golf course. If you look through the trees and across the junior tee area, you'll see the basket. When you've completed the hole walk down through the tree and out into the fairway for the next tee area. Hole #10 Bog's Away The tenth tee area is at the at the top of the drainage ditch in the middle of Hole #12 on the ball golf course. Directly below you to the right of the ball golf green you will see the basket. Ball golf green is OB. Follow the gravel path left back down to the club room for a drink after your round. Not to be forgotten, The Berhampore Hills Disc Golf Course is $5 a day to play. That fee is what keeps the fairways nice and clear, and allows us access to this beautiful piece of the Wellington green belt. Pay the fee at this parking machine and enjoy your rounds. (Starting date of fee to be confirmed) Please be mindful of walkers, ball golfers, and each other while enjoying the sport.
Play responsibly and look forward to having a round with your myself. -Brady Kuech aka "The Human Highlighter" Hole #1 Maple Valleys The first tee area is to the left of the junior tee on top of the first rise of Hole #1 of the golf course. Across the valley you will see the basket. Once you've completed the hole, walk through the tree line on your right, to the flat spot in the fairway of Hole #4 of the golf course for the next tee area of the disc golf course.
Hole #4 Pine Cone Pocket The fourth tee area is shared with the tee area for Hole #3 on the ball golf course. When you look to the left of the ball golf fairway you'll find the basket tucked in the open pocket between the pine trees. When you've completed the hole, walk down into the trees on your right to find the next tee area. I'll never forget stepping up to the first tee of my first disc golf hole, and seeing a yellow banded disc golf basket 804 feet away. It presented me with an invigorating challenge. You see, my friends I was playing with told me I could throw the small, thin disc I held in my hand further than the large ultra star I'd been playing Ultimate with for years, but on my first day, on my first throw, on this beautiful par 5, I barely threw my disc 100ft. It took me eight throws to finally reach that yellow banded basket, and another two before I would sink a putt, but after 18 holes, I wanted more.
Disc golf fascinated me. Each hole was different and provided a new challenge. Some were long, some were short. Some were tight and technical while others were wide open. The course wove through the woods, over streams, across open fields, and up steep grassy slopes. I hit more trees then I cared to count, spent agonizing minutes searching through high grass for throws that refused to fly straight, and yet still came out the other side wanting to play again. This combination of the great outdoors, quality companionship, and friendly competition had me Hooked on Flight. |