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Completed in 2024 City project

Disc Golf at Lake Aquitaine Park

The City of Mississauga has installed a new community disc golf course at Lake Aquitaine Park.

Overview

A person throwing a frisbee into a disc golf basket

In fall 2024, the City completed installing its new 5-hole disc golf course in Lake Aquitaine Park. The course was installed based on positive, supporting feedback collected in the summer of 2024, where participants (residents of all ages) tried out disc golf with temporary disc golf cages.

About the course

The disc golf course at Lake Aquitaine Park was designed for beginners and families. It was designed to be inclusive and fun and to offer the community benefits like:

  • Opportunities for new players to learn the sport
  • Space for experienced players to improve their skills
  • Accommodate multiple players at a time, while allowing for physical distancing during the game

The course will be open year-round, and users can play during all four seasons. It will be free and available for the public to use on a first-come, first-served basis.

A map of a 5-hole disc golf course at Lake Aquitaine Park. The course is overlaid on a light green park area with trees, pathways, and a water body in the bottom left corner. The course includes tee areas marked by squares with a number inside, and basket locations marked by circular icons with a basket symbol. Arrows indicate the direction of play from each tee to the corresponding basket. Holes are labeled 1 through 5, with their respective distances and pars listed in a table at the bottom. The table includes the following details: Hole 1: Par 3, Distance 61 meters (200 feet) Hole 2: Par 3, Distance 48 meters (158 feet) Hole 3: Par 3, Distance 45 meters (147 feet) Hole 4: Par 3, Distance 30 meters (99 feet) Hole 5: Par 3, Distance 50 meters (163 feet) The map is oriented with North pointing upwards, and Montevideo Road runs along the top edge of the park.

While the City will maintain the course and golf baskets, players will have to bring their own discs or Frisbees to play.

Contact

For more information on the proposed park improvements, please call 311 (905-615-4311 from outside City limits).

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