Ymergårdens Discgolfcenter - Gold Course

Brämhult, Sweden

Challanging course with good variation and a lot of elevations

Welcome to Ymergårdens DGC! Here you will find 18 + 9 well maintained holes, putting area with three baskets and a throwing net for warm up. In our club house, Ymergården, there is also dressing rooms in with toilets open 8am-8pm all year around with some exceptions for when it is rented out to private persons. This course has hosted several Swedish Championships, National tour, SDGPT, European tour and year 2024 also DGPT Elite Event. In 2026 the Swedish Open at Ymergårdens DGC will be back as an DGPT Elite Event! On the Gold course you have two layouts, Gold and Silver. Mainly Gold is using the back tees and on some holes long basket position. The Silver uses from tee and short basket positions. The only exemptions are hole 6 where Silver is using the long tee. We recommend Gold for the experienced advanced/pro players and Silver for all others. The Red 9-hole course is a separate course on Udisc. This is recommended for families and beginners and as warm up for Silver and Gold. Upgrades done/ongoing/planned for 2025: New Silver tees on hole 6 and 8. New Gold tees on hole 11 and 16. New basket positions on hole 12. Improved fairway on hole 5 and 18. Several greens and walking paths between the holes will also be improved etc

2010

Yes

No

No

Available

Seasonal

No

Everyone

N/A

Pay - 75SEK/day including Red course (Free for youths up to 16 years of age) - Pay with Swish or Paypal. When the DG cabin is open also credit cards are accepted. If you want to use the shower and changing rooms in Ymergården an additional fee should be paid. This is posted on the door!

Henrik Rydén, +46730715638, http://www.ymerfrisbee.se/vara-banor/54-1-ymergardens-discgolfbana

Not recommended for individuals with limited mobility

18

Artificial turf

Dogs allowed, Restrooms available, Drinking water available, Cart friendly

Mixed use

2010

The course was founded when the local disc golf club merged with IK Ymer and became IK Ymer frisbee. The course was originally designed back in 2008 but finalized in its first shape May 2010. Over the years it has been developed and improved and in 2020-2021 most part of the originally back nine was removed and new holes were designed and built to replace them. Original hole 12-18 was located on the x-country skiing area and to avoid season collisions new areas, mainly in the woods northeast of the course was explored and developed and extended to what it is today. The only holes that remain as is from its originals are hole 1 gold, 3 silver, and 15. All other holes have been redesigned or been added since then. The biggest challenge has been to create current hole 7-13 that has been carved out from thick woods. 1000 and 1000 of volunteer hours has been put into the course but both support from the local government and sponsors has made it to what it is today. The green fees are essential for the course existence and coming development.