Essentially, there are 36 unique holes to play. 2016 redesign. Directions I-26 east towards Charleston, merge onto I-526 east towards Mt. Pleasant, N. Rhett Ave exit and turn right - deadends at Park Circle. Turn right and follow the circle around to E. Montague (hole #1) and parking lot on the left.
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Description
Recreational course with large Live Oaks and Spanish Moss in a big raffic circle. Flat with some protected baskets, some wide open. 18 5'x12' concrete tees with 18 baskets that are playable at all times. You can play to the 9 DisCatchers or the 9 DGA Mach X Baskets. A unique, "must see" layout.
Directions
I-26 east towards Charleston, merge onto I-526 east towards Mt. Pleasant, N. Rhett Ave exit and turn right - deadends at Park Circle. Turn right and follow the circle around to E. Montague (hole #1) and parking lot on the left. Do not park on grass.
Where to play disc golf in South Caronlina?
Trophy Lakes Disc Golf Course has grown to be one of South Caronlina’s most popular disc golf destinations, featuring a variety of tee and pin locations as well as several water shots and long fairways, which will surely keep you on your toes. With a fully stocked disc golf pro shop containing the latest and greatest disc golf discs from Innova, Westside and Dynamic discs, the shop at Trophy Lakes should satisfy all your disc golf needs
What happens if you lose a disc golf disc?
We have divers that dive for discs that have been thrown in the water, so if you happen to lose your disc golf disc there is a high chance that it will be recovered. We post all the disc golf discs that have been recovered onto our customer’s profile page and hold them for a limited of time in the shop for customers to buy back for a small fee.
Is Charleston disc golf a non profit?
The Charleston Disc Golf Club is a non- profit organization helping to grow the sport of disc golf in the low country.
