21st Quarry Park Open 3-4th October, 2015

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Dan Ryan held off a strong challenge from local legend Derek Robins to win the biggest UK tournament of the year and take home £260. His 4 round total of 212 was 10 under par and 2 clear of Derek Robins. A field of  83 players smashed previous attendance records for a BDGA tour event and a payout of £675 was also a record. Most importantly of all though, it was a huge amount of fun and ran very smoothly in perfect weather.
Prizes were awarded in 7 divisions, with our very own Sian Lee ...

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2014 was a great year for Disc Golf at Quarry Park and for the sport in general, in the UK and around the world. 2015 will be even better. I am hoping that we will finally get the go-ahead to replace the current buildings with a proper clubhouse. The planning application was withdrawn in December in order to make revisions, but will be resubmitted in January.
The 2015 Quarry Park Open will be held on 3-4th October, and we will also look to host a couple of one-day tournaments. The British Disc Golf Association calendar and event invites can be found

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It was a beautiful warm weekend for the 20th Quarry Park Open on 20-21st September. 76 players came from far and wide, making this the biggest BDGA Tour event ever.. All 4 rounds were played on the challenging "Black Course" layout. The Open division was hotly contested, tournament director Neil Webber got off to a flying start with a 55 in the morning round, but was overhauled by Si Luard and Derek Robins who both shot 54 in the afternoon. On Sunday morning, Derek and Simon had lacklustre rounds allowing reigning QP and BDGA Tour champion Dan Ryan edged his way back into contention.

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We ask that visitors book a tee-time at quarrypark.app
Whilst not essential, this does help in many ways:
1. You have the reassurance that the course is not closed for an event and you won't be turned away due to it being super-busy
2. Bookings smooth the flow of visitors, thus reducing congestion at potentially busy times
3. By taking payment in advance, we save time processing payments at the course. 
4. There's typically only 1 member of staff on duty and if no bookings are registered they may lock the shop and be out working on the course
We are flexible with bookings in that we can refund if you have to cancel or if one of your party drops out. You can also pay for an extra person at the course. We are not strict with tee times, so you can usually start earlier if you arrive early, or later if you arrive late.