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.
British Open
The results of the 2017 British Open + Quarry Park Open 10th/11th June
I'm delighted to say that I have enlisted the services of Ali and Theo, 2 ultimate frisbee playing students, to staff the course over the vacation period. This means we can extend the opening hours, and maintain the course to a high standard. We now open from 4:30pm on weekdays, and that will come forward to 1pm from 11th July and then 10am from 18th July. I'll also be looking to offer coaching sessions now that I have staff to cover the shop. The new wood-clad shop is looking great and I'm extending the stocks of Latitude discs with an order due to arrive on 10th July.
The 2017 British Open Champion is Declan Bransby. The 15 year old from Croydon DIsc Golf Club started the 9 hole final 4 shots behind joint leaders Chris O'Brien and Blaer Asgeirsson. With high winds on a tough technical course there was always likely to be some drama, but who would have expected that after 5 holes there would be a 4 way tie for the lead with the 5th player being just one shot back? Bransby made crucial tough puts on holes 15 and 16 to put himself into a share of the lead, and then took the outright lead when he salvaged par with a monster putt on 17, whilst Luton missed his from 6m. Great drives by Luton and Bransby on 18 put them just outside the 10m circle and with the new elevated green and raging wind, Bransby wisely opted to lay up for a safe 3, and that was enough to become the youngest ever winner of the British Open and take home £375 of the £1400 prize money pot.
In the womens division, Sue Underwood won by a wide margin. The Masters division (40+) was dominated by Jester Wilson after Icelands Thorvaldur Thorarinsson's challenge fell away in the 3rd round. Quarry Park's Mark Davis took an early lead in the Amateur division with a 59 on the Black course layout, but fellow club member Phil Blount slashed that lead with a 54 on the Blue layout and then edged ahead in the third round and sealed the victory with a solid final 9.
In the womens division, Sue Underwood won by a wide margin. The Masters division (40+) was dominated by Jester Wilson after Icelands Thorvaldur Thorarinsson's challenge fell away in the 3rd round. Quarry Park's Mark Davis took an early lead in the Amateur division with a 59 on the Black course layout, but fellow club member Phil Blount slashed that lead with a 54 on the Blue layout and then edged ahead in the third round and sealed the victory with a solid final 9.
Maybe you have really enjoyed playing at QP, but have only visited the course when friends are around to join you.Of course, you can play on your own, but maybe you prefer to play with others, or maybe you want to play with better players and learn from them. If so, it's time to take the next step, and grab one of the following opportunities.
- Play the monthly handicap. It's usually the first Saturday of the month and meet at 10am for a round. If it clashes with a tournament, the date may change - e.g. it's 13th May this time. Organised by Gary O'Malley. Normal round fees apply, then it's £1 entry and £1 extra if you want to be in the ace pot. One handicap round on the 18 hole course, then a round on the short course which is just for the ace pot. Details are usually posted on the facebook group.
- Weekly league, on Thursdays, commencing 11th May. One round on the main course. Usual round fees, plus £3. Rounds are "rated" and if you join the PDGA you get a player rating. Apart from that there is a handicapped league table. This is organised by Richard Hatton of www.DiscGolfUK.com. Again, please refer to the facebook group
- Subject to getting staff to cover for me, I will be available for coaching to individuals or groups.
The course will be open and staffed from 10am until 6pm from Good Friday to Easter Monday. The course is open on other weekdays during the school break for Easter, but may not be staffed. From 19th April, the course will be open and nearly always staffed from 5pm to sunset every day. It's quite likely that Derek will be working on the course prior to that time, so do get in touch if you want to start earlier.
Spring is coming! Yay! Crocuses are out, Daffodils are nearly out, Days are lengthening. The monthly handicap takes place on the first Saturday of the month, so that's 4th March, and its open to anyone, just a bit of fun over 1 round, starting at 10am. Two weeks later we have a PDGA sanctioned one day event over 2 rounds on Sunday 19th March. This is organised by www.discgolfuk.com, so go to that website for details. If you are wanting to play a casual round that weekend, the course is still open to the public, but parking space may be very limited, so better to play Saturday 18th if you have the choice.
I'm ,looking for honest and reliable staff with an aptitude for customer service and grounds maintenance, and ideally some ability with a golf disc, though I'm sure we can work on that! At present I need someone who can work Sundays, but from some point in April I will also need staff to cover weekday evenings, probably starting at 5pm - it doesn't have to be every night of the week.
I would still advise walking boots especially for the long course where holes 5, 10 and 12 are very wet/muddy. On the short course holes 14 to 18 are pretty good, but hole 1 is a bit messy.
I'm ,looking for honest and reliable staff with an aptitude for customer service and grounds maintenance, and ideally some ability with a golf disc, though I'm sure we can work on that! At present I need someone who can work Sundays, but from some point in April I will also need staff to cover weekday evenings, probably starting at 5pm - it doesn't have to be every night of the week.
I would still advise walking boots especially for the long course where holes 5, 10 and 12 are very wet/muddy. On the short course holes 14 to 18 are pretty good, but hole 1 is a bit messy.
