Private course for members of the Trinity Episcopal School community
Description
BEFORE PLAYING: Due to excessive negative feedback, this course is CLOSED to the general public. Only members of the Trinity community, should be using this course. Security enforced! For alumni and friends, play is not permitted during school hours. Please only park in the gravel parking area behind the baseball field near the Wright House.
This 9 hole, wooded course is the home course for the Trinity Disc Golf Team and Club. With plenty of wooded gaps, students will be able to work on shot shaping, speed control, and disc selection. White tees will provide students with an average challenge, and green tees available for brand new players.
For visiting members of the Trinity community, the first tee is located just through the gate behind the Wright House.
Special thanks to the River City Disc Golf Club for all of their contributions to the development of this course.
Year established
2023
Availability
Dedicated targets
Yes
Bring your own baskets
No
Under construction
No
Course status
Available
Availability type
Year Round
Restriction
Yes
Access requirements
Who can play
Limited access
Access
Student/Employee ID Required
Cost
Free
Course contact/scheduling info
Louis Ferro, https://www.trinityes.org/school-life/clubs--organizations/disc-golf
Accessibility
Not recommended for individuals with limited mobility
Details
Hole count
9
Tee types
Dirt, Brick/Pavers, Turf
Target identifiers
Mach X
Services
Dogs allowed, Restrooms available, No drinking water available, Not cart friendly, Not stroller friendly
Property type
Mixed use
Land type
School
Other
History
Year established
2023
History
The idea came for this course when the current disc golf sponsor took employment at the school and noticed the amole property owned by the school would be perfect for a course that fits with the outdoors centered nature of TES. After development of a club with temporary baskets, this course was designed by Graham Jennings of the River City Disc Golf Club, and Louis Ferro, the disc golf sponsor of Trinity Episcopal School. Both spent a great deal of personal time and effort, through lots of trial and error, to put together the best course possible with the limited space and resources available. Over the course of development several holes were planned and scrapped, and some were completely reworked. Since the planning, the River City Disc Golf Club was instrumental in securing permanent baskets, and further development work has been done by Louis Ferro when the opportunity arises, and TES students looking to complete Eagle Projects. Additionally, improvements have been made thanks to a youth development grant from PDGA, allowing for signage and other various materials. The course now serves the TES disc golf program for both a club and a team throughout the year.