Fly Through
This video shows the blue course, but with a couple of black course tee positions..
360° Tour
Check out our virtual course tour. Similar to Google street view you can pan around and zoom in on both courses.
QP Open
The 25th QP Open was held on 15-16th June, 2019.
The 2020 QP Open will probably be 4-5th July
It was a difficult decision, but I decided to close the course to the general public for the time being. Whilst government regulations do not forbid golf, there is the general exhortation to stay at home. For many visitors the most important thing is to spend time with friends, and that is simply not permissible under the government regulations, as exercise is to be taken alone.
Let's hope that the epidemic within the UK comes under sufficient control that the restrictions can be lifted at least in some degree, so that we can start to play again, albeit probably in a controlled way.
Let's hope that the epidemic within the UK comes under sufficient control that the restrictions can be lifted at least in some degree, so that we can start to play again, albeit probably in a controlled way.
During winter, there is less daylight, less good weather, fewer customers and fewer staff, so we reduce opening hours accordingly. The course is also very wet and muddy in places, so boots are advisable. Hole 11 is currently blocked by fallen trees, as are the 2 black course holes in the woods. The short course is not affected by fallen trees, but the first 4 holes in particular have very soggy ground.
Weekdays: The gates will not routinely be open, but we might be working on the grounds and so it may be possible for casual visitors to play.
Weekends: the course will be open for play, but from December to February the course will not always be staffed, so the shop may not be open and payment for rounds can be either by PayPal, bank transfer, or the honesty box. We will leave discs out if there are no staff present.
Weekdays: The gates will not routinely be open, but we might be working on the grounds and so it may be possible for casual visitors to play.
Weekends: the course will be open for play, but from December to February the course will not always be staffed, so the shop may not be open and payment for rounds can be either by PayPal, bank transfer, or the honesty box. We will leave discs out if there are no staff present.
The Masters at Quarry Park tournament is just a month away. Unlike most events, this is specifically for older players, born in 1979 or earlier. It is a PDGA sanctioned C tier event with trophies and spot prizes for Pro and Am divisions, but no prize money. There is no requirement to be a member of PDGA or BDGA. The invitation and entry form are online. It's important to note that Quarry Park is letting the course exclusively to the tournament director, Sue Underwood. This means that there is no casual play for the weekend; it also means that all entry fees are payable to Sue (not to Quarry Park) so please pay in advance to Sue as we will not be handling any payments through the QP Pro Shop.
Heavy rain in the run up to the 25th Open resulted in substantial flooding and we had to improvise some changes. Fortunately the short course provided some ready made if rather easier holes to substitute for black course holes 6, 8, 10 and 11 which were unplayable. Tony Ferro from Switzerland took first place and £240 prize money in the Open division, ahead of Icelands Blaer Asgeirsson. The womens title went to Norwegian resident Hanna Hugosson. The other winners in the Professional divisions were Bert Brader of Netherlands (MP40); Jean-Louis Tanghe of Belgium (MP50), and Sue Underwood of UK (FP40). In the Advanced Amateur division Arnphor Gylfi took top honours, whilst in the Intermediate Amateur division Quarry Park's own Andy Clarke finished atop the podium. This was a European Tour event and 13 countries were represented in the field of 90 players! Total prize money was £1595.
Huge thanks to Tournament Director and Sponsor Andy Malcolm, and to Richard Hatton of Disc Golf UK who sponsored the players pack discs and filmed alongside Gareth O'Neill for a video which will go out on Central Coast Disc Golf's Youtube Channel.
We got the course in great condition for the Open and will keep it that way for visitors this summer. The opening hours are currently 2pm to 9pm on weekdays and 10am to 6pm on weekends. Weekday opening will commence at 10am from 22nd July for the period of school summer holidays. Come and play!
Huge thanks to Tournament Director and Sponsor Andy Malcolm, and to Richard Hatton of Disc Golf UK who sponsored the players pack discs and filmed alongside Gareth O'Neill for a video which will go out on Central Coast Disc Golf's Youtube Channel.
We got the course in great condition for the Open and will keep it that way for visitors this summer. The opening hours are currently 2pm to 9pm on weekdays and 10am to 6pm on weekends. Weekday opening will commence at 10am from 22nd July for the period of school summer holidays. Come and play!
The 25th Quarry Park Open is scheduled for 15-16th June and it's one of 9 events on the European Tour. This will attract top players from around europe and maybe even further afield! We expect that the Pro payout will exceed €2,000 and there is an extra £1,000 for a hole in one captured on film on hole 8 of the black course. Registration is via discgolfmetrix.com Spectators are welcome to view the finals on the Sunday afternoon, but due to lack of parking we are unable to welcome spectators before the finals.
