
The Front Nine – Tone Poles
Pin #1
Sponsored by the Pender Islands Disc Club Careful not to overshoot or it’s over the edge and to the bottom of the hill.
Pin #2
Sponsored by Casual Pender Again: don’t overshoot, or veer to the right; of it’s “gone, baby, gone”.
Tee-off #3 43m
Most folks go through the right and hook left; some hammer to the left and slice right to the pin; and some just shoot straight through the tree to the pin.
Pin #4
Sponsored by the Bachmeire Brothers The danger here is going high over the rocks behind the pin.
Pin #5
Sponsored by Rick Ashbee and Ace The only real danger here is dense brush to the right of the pole.
Tee-off #6 48m
A longer shot. Through the narrow alley and to the pin which is up and a bit to the right.
Pin #6
Sponsored by Steve Neil This pole’s protected by trees on the left and right but there’s not a lot behind it to stop your disc if you overshoot.
Tee-off #7 49m
Another longer shot. Through the narrow alley, around the big tree in the middle and to the pin.
Pin #7
Sponsored by Magic Lake Market With lots of rock behind the pole there’s no danger of overshooting but careful not to roll off downhill to the right.
Pin #8
Sponsored by the Pender Island Vinyl Exchange The pole sits atop the highest hill in the park. Needless to say, if you overshoot you’ll go downhill.
The Middle Nine – Chain Baskets
Pin #10
Sponsored by Memories Restaurant at the Inn on Pender Nice rock wall backing but a bit of a roll-off to the left.
Pin #11
Sponsored by Dr. Gerry Moore The basket’s behind some rocks and trees with a slope down to the left and behind it.
Pin #12
Sponsored by Port Browning Inn and Marina The basket’s behind some rocks and trees with a slope down to the left and behind it.
Tee-off #13 80m
A long fairway through the trees. The trail goes down to the left then up to the right.
Pin #13
Sponsored by Todd Orlaw The basket sits in a nice flat spot with the hill sloping down behind and to the right.
Pin #14
Sponsored by Mike McManus Two large cedar trees shelter the basket, which sits on a flat spot near the bottom of the hill. To the right is a drop of about six feet.
Pin #15
Sponsored by Tony & Chuck in Memory of David Hall This basket sits on a slope with a sharp drop-off behind and to the right.
Pin #17
Sponsored by Currents at Otter Bay A tree with ribbons on it sits in front of the pin; sharp drop-off to the left.
The Back Nine – Chain Baskets
Pin #19
Sponsored by Pender Island Pharmacy The chain basket sits in a nice little glade surrounded by trees.
Pin #20
Sponsored by Royal Canadian Legion Br. 239 This basket sits on a small flat spot tucked in behind trees. This photo shows the approach from the front-right side.
Pin #22
Sponsored by The Ol’ Farts (Chuck, Tony & Jim) The basket lurks in a small, dark opening between the trees and shrubs.
Pin #23
Sponsored by Driftwood Auto Centre It’s nice and flat around the basket but there are lots of small alder trees.
Tee-off #24 80m
A long fairway with a very narrow tunnel in front of the tee-off followed by a tricky fairway up the hill in an S-curve.
Pin #25
Sponsored by BC Disc Sports Society – Disc Golf Branch This basket’s in a nice open spot but the ground slopes to the left.
Pin #26
Sponsored by Gulf Islands Greenscapes The basket’s tucked behind trees on the left but is open on the right side.
Tee-off #27 55m
The infamous steep uphill fairway. The basket sits between four arbutus trunks. To go to the left and down is certain agony.