Rhino Ridge A.S. Rhodes

This course is open to the public after 3 PM on school days and from dawn to dusk on weekends. Since it is on school, property, tobacco and alcohol are not permitted. The shortest layout is great for family fun and ace runs, while the longest layout is designed to give more experienced players a challenge. Each basket has directional tapes showing the location of the next tee. Check each hole for OB, mandatories, drop zones, etc. Players should park in the lower lot past the steps behind the school and walk to hole one that is between the fenced blue top area and the large red building. Disc Golf Assumption of Risk and Responsibility Disc golf is a recreational sport that involves physical activity and the throwing of flying discs in an outdoor environment. Participation in disc golf involves inherent risks, including but not limited to slips, falls, uneven terrain, trees, wildlife, weather conditions, and contact with other players, spectators, or flying discs. By participating in disc golf, each player voluntarily assumes all risks associated with the sport and accepts full responsibility for their own actions while on the course. Players are expected to use reasonable care and good judgment at all times. Each participant is solely responsible for any injury they sustain, any injury they cause to another person, and any damage to personal or real property resulting from their participation in disc golf. By choosing to play, participants agree that the course owner, property owner, event organizers, sponsors, volunteers, and affiliated parties shall not be held liable for injuries, damages, losses, or claims arising from participation in the sport, except where prohibited by applicable law. Participation in disc golf constitutes acknowledgment and acceptance of these terms and the assumption of all associated risks.

Each line is a hole, tee → basket. Tap a hole on the map or scorecard to highlight it.

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