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The Rif DGC

George, Western Cape

9HOLES
33PAR
4,313LENGTH (FT)
479AVG HOLE (FT)
4 · 4 · 1PAR 3 · 4 · 5

Set around the Rooirivierrif Sport Fields, this challenging course with open fairways plays to baskets multiple times to make use of the space.

Terrain: OpenDifficulty: Intermediate

Course layout

9 holes mappedAdd layout

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Hole by hole

League Front 9 · 9 holes · Par 33 · 4,313 ft
HOLEPARRELATIVE LENGTHDISTANCE
1Par 5LONGEST715 ft
2Par 4624 ft
3Par 3355 ft
4Par 4488 ft
5Par 4614 ft
6Par 3SHORTEST263 ft
7Par 3335 ft
8Par 4587 ft
9Par 3332 ft
ΣPar 334,313 ft

What to expect at The Rif DGC

The Rif DGC is a 9-hole public course in George, Western Cape, playing 4,313 feet to a par of 33. It is rated intermediate. The terrain is open. The course runs long for its par: 4 of the 9 holes are par 3, but they average 321 feet, so most of them are genuine two-shot holes for the average arm.

Terrain
Open
Longest hole
715 ft (hole 1)
Shortest hole
263 ft (hole 6)
Layouts
1

Scores & records

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Good to know

Quick answers, straight from the course data.

Is The Rif DGC free to play?

Yes — The Rif DGC is free to play.

Is The Rif DGC good for beginners?

The Rif DGC's holes average 479 ft and the course is rated intermediate, so newer players should expect a challenge.

How long does a round take at The Rif DGC?

Most groups play The Rif DGC's 9 holes in about 75–105 minutes at a casual pace.

What layouts does The Rif DGC have?

The Rif DGC has one mapped layout on Radius — 9 holes, par 33.

Where is The Rif DGC?

The Rif DGC is a disc golf course in George, Western Cape.