Frisbee Golf

The multi-hole course uses Beaudesert's natural estate terrain as its playing environment, incorporating trees, open ground, and natural features as obstacles and targets. A variety of disc types are introduced during the session — drivers for distance, mid-range discs for control, and approach discs for accuracy — giving participants genuine technical progression. Competitive scoring in individual stroke play or team scramble formats creates natural engagement, and the session develops throwing accuracy, technique, spatial reasoning, and course management throughout. Physical demands are manageable for all fitness levels, making this one of our most inclusive outdoor sport activities.

Frisbee Golf might be the most underrated activity on the programme — and it's a brilliant one for mixed-ability groups. The sport format — equipment, rules, a course to complete — qualifies Girlguiding members for the Sport Adventure Badge. With regular practice and documented improvement, it can count towards the DofE Physical section. Schools access KS2–KS4 PE content around outdoor activities, precision sport and competition. It's also an exceptional leveller: Frisbee Golf rewards technique over strength, which means participants who dominate on other activities don't automatically win — creating space for quieter members to shine, build confidence and earn the respect of the group.

Beaudesert operates our course in accordance with standard disc golf course design principles.

Frisbee Golf is one of our most consistently enjoyable activities across all age groups. It generates competitive engagement without physical intimidation, gets groups moving through beautiful estate grounds, and produces surprisingly animated competitive moments as participants track their scores through the holes.