What is Discgolf?
Disc golf is played similar to traditional golf. Just instead of using a stick and a ball, players use a flying disc for disc golf. The goal is to complete each "hole" with the least number of throws. For each well, a throwing point is determined from which the disc is thrown at the target, which is the "well". It is a raised metal basket with hanging chains for better disc capture. As a player advances through the course, he must complete each additional throw from where the previous disc landed. Trees, shrubs and diverse terrain around the runway provide challenging obstacles for disc golfers. And finally the so-called a "putt", which means the completion of a given "hole", ends with the landing of the disc in the basket. Unlike classic golf, disc golf can be implemented in any environment, which makes this game even more interesting and fun. It is designed so that people of all ages, men, women and children can enjoy it
Detail of the Jaslovské Bohunice playground
number of holes: 9
place of throwing: natural
pitch length: 620m (2034ft)
couple: 27
year of foundation: 2017
game: free.
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