Ledgewood Pass Disc Golf Course

Ledgewood Pass is aptly named as this 35 acre property features large protruding ledge throughout the tightly wooded fairways of the course. A “pass” geographically speaking refers to difficult to traverse terrain. The course name includes this term in reference to the terrain and topography, but also to describe the difficulty of the challenge that the course itself presents. Designed by 2010 PDGA World Champion, Eric McCabe, the layout was designed to present the player with fairways that demand specific shot shapes but remains fair to the player by rewarding good shots as the lines demanded are clear. Course flow was a priority in design so as to keep players moving and not doubling back down the fairways and slowing down groups behind them. Safety was another chief concern and the fairways do not present risks to players on other holes throughout the course

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