DISCSHOP EVENTS

Woodhill Winter League 2025

Date TBA | Woodhill Disc Golf Park

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Woodhill Winter League 2025

Date TBA | Woodhill Disc Golf Park

And thats a wrap.  Another great season here at Woodhill.  See ya next year!

 

The cut off to enter for finals week 6 is at 4pm SATURDAY 23rd August.  

Woodhill Winter League is back … for another year.
PDGA sanctioned – fun for all ages and abilities – 1 round of 18 on Sunday mornings for 6 weeks consecutively.

We use this as a fundraiser to maintain and improve Woodhill little by little.
In winter in Auckland there is very few places that stay dry…  the sand based Woodhill Disc Golf Park is one of them.

Designed for players of all levels, we will be playing another cool hybrid of all the coloured layouts you know and love at ya ol’ mate Woodhill Disc Golf Park.

9am start on Sundays – Please meet at the building in the middle of the course (with the hanging basket) for players meeting.
The league runs for 6 weeks from Sunday July 20th through to Sunday August 24th.
You can play one or all of the weeks.

$15 per week or $75 for all 6 weeks.

AUCKLAND CLUB MEMBERS
$10 per week or $50 for all 6 weeks
$5 per week for all juniors
Bookings are essential.

PDGA Event Link

LAYOUT INFORMATION – 2 Layouts active (Beginner/Intermediate AND Advanced)

GROUP A = MA1, MA40 – Advanced Layout all 6 weeks
GROUP B = FA1, MA2 – Alternating between both layouts each week*
*FA1 = Week 1 Adv | Week 2 Beg-Int | Week 3 Adv | Week 4 Beg-Int | Week 5 Adv | Week 6 Beg-Int
*MA2 = Week 1 Beg-Int | Week 2 Adv | Week 3 Beg-Int | Week 4 Adv | Week 5 Beg-Int | Week 6 Adv
GROUP C = FA3, MA3 – Beginner-Intermediate Layout all 6 weeks

The course each week involves a hybrid mix up of the regular teepad colours to give you something a little different than the “Normal”
Each week there may be subtle changes (as we finish off more upgrades) but here is the layout to start with.

Advanced Layout || Beginner-Intermediate Layout
Hole 1 – Gold 1 || Red 1
Hole 2 – Gold 2 || Blue 2
Hole 3 – Gold 3 || Red 3
Hole 4 – Gold 4 || Blue 4
Hole 5 – Shared 5 (+ Island) || Shared 5 (No Island)
Hole 6 – Gold 6 || Red 6
Hole 7 – Gold 7 || Blue 7
Hole 8 – Shared 8 || Shared 8
Hole 9 – Gold 9 || Blue 9
Hole 10 – Gold 10 || Blue 10  (New basket placement)
Hole 11 – Gold 11 || Blue 11
Hole 12 – Gold 12 || Red 12
Hole 13 – Red 13 || Blue 13
Hole 14 – Gold 14 || Blue 14
Hole 15 – Shared 15 (+Island) || Shared 15 (No Island)
Hole 16 – Red 16 || Blue 16
Hole 17 – Gold 17 || Blue 17 – To basket on wooden feature
Hole 18 – Gold 18 || Red 18

DISC PLASTICS

COMPARISON

Discs come in a wide variety of plastics. Some are better suited for certain scenarios than others, others are simply better quality and will last longer.

Every brand has their own names for the different plastic types. We’ve put this chart together as a general reference the next time you see a plastic name and want to know how it fairs!