The Calvert County Department of Parks & Recreation has completed an 18-hole disc golf course at Ward Farm Recreation & Nature Park in Dunkirk, expanding a project that opened with just 10 holes two ...
The Department of Parks & Recreation announces the completion of an 18-hole disc golf course at Ward Farm Recreation & Nature Park in Dunkirk. Designed by local professional disc golfers Ryan Laur and ...
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Standing Rocks Park is about to get busy. Portage County's largest park, already known for its sprawling 33-hole disc golf layout, is hosting the Great Glacial Washout V, a Professional Disc Golf ...
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