Frisbee Golf in Queenstown Gardens
Contact person: James Smithells, Queenstown Frisbee Golf Coordinator
Mobile number: 021 26 44 008
This is one of Queenstown's most popular free activities!
Disc (frisbee) golf is played much like golf, with similar rules, tee-off areas and targets. There are 18 “holes” and Frisbees are thrown at targets, usually trees or chain baskets (pole holes). Every throw counts. Frisbees, maps and scorecards with rules are available at local sports stores.
The game has been played in the Queenstown Gardens since the early 1980s. In 1996 this became the first permanently marked out course in New Zealand.
Please respect other people using the Gardens and avoid damage to trees and gardens.
NEVER throw if there is a chance someone may get hit. Either wait for people to move, guard them, choose an alternative target, or play that hole later. If there is even a small chance your Frisbee might hit someone, call out a warning and attract their attention. The course in monitored daily the Queenstown Tennis Club.
Finding your way
Using the official map is the best method of finding your way around the course for the first time. Maps, scorecards and discs can be obtained from most sports stores.
