Ball Diamonds, Courts and Fields

Tennis Courts will close for the season effective October 30, 2021. For further information e-mail: recreation@kawarthalakes.ca

COVID-19 Safety Guidelines:

All municipal tennis courts are self-regulated. All participants are advised to adhere to the following COVID-19 safety protocols when visiting tennis courts:

• Players are advised to keep a minimum distance of 2 metres from other players at all times
• Masks/face coverings must be worn outdoors if physical distancing cannot be maintained
• It is advised to limit play to single or doubles with partners from the same household
• Clearly mark balls and refrain from picking up others' tennis balls
• Players are advised not to share racquets or other equipment
• Gathering limits must be maintained at all times based on current local and provincial guidelines
• Players should be aware of high-touch areas and wash/sanitize hands thoroughly before, during and after visiting the tennis courts
• Use tennis courts at own risk
• Do not enter if you are experiencing any of the following symptoms: fever, cough, sore throat, or shortness of breath

Failure to comply with the above safety guidelines may result in the closure of all tennis courts. Please be kind, courteous and give everyone an opportunity to play safely.

Tennis Court Locations:

Tennis courts are seasonal and available typically late spring into early fall, hours of operation are subject to change. For questions regarding Tennis Courts call 705-324-9411 extension 1301 or e-mail the Parks, Recreation and Culture division.

Memorial Park

Address: 215 Lindsay Street South, Lindsay

Features: Lights and 2 courts

Hours: 8am until 11pm

Wilson Fields West

Address: St. Joseph Road, Lindsay

Features: Lights and 2 courts

Hours: 8am until 11pm

Coboconk Legion Park

Address: Highway 35 North, Coboconk

Hours: 8am until 8pm

Features: 2 courts

Burnt River 

Address: 16 Somerville Road, Burnt River

Hours: 8am until 8pm

Features: 1 court

Tommy Anderson Park

Address: 94 Dunn Street, Bobcaygeon

Hours: 8am until 8pm

Features: 1 court

Disc Golf has arrived in Lindsay at Memorial Park. This new nine-hole layout is perfect for disc golfers of all calibers and ages. Family-friendly, free to play and fun, it's a great way to get outside and share in a sport.

Not familiar with disc golf? it's just golf with a frisbee! Tee pads and targets are situated throughout the park. Players must aim to get the disc into the chain-linked baskets in as few throws as possible.

Address:

Memorial Park - 215 Lindsay Street, South, Lindsay

Course Map:

View/Download the Disc Golf Map here

How to Play to Disc Golf:

1. Start from the teeing area. The players must throw from behind the front of the teeing area.
2. Subsequent throws are played from behind the spot where the previous throw came to rest. This spot is know as the "lie". If you disc comes to rest in a tree or bush, the lie is the spot on the ground directly below.
3. A run-up and follow through are allowed, but the player must release the disc before stepping past the lie.
4. A putt is a throw from within 10 meters of the target. When putting, you may not step past your lie before establishing balance.
5. The hole is completed when the disc comes to rest in the basket or chains. The hole is not completed if the disc is resting on top of the target.
6. If a throw goes out-of-bounds: play from either the last in-bounds location with 1-throw penalty or re-tee with a 1-throw penalty.

Disc Golfers' Code:

Play Smart - Never throw into a blind area or when players, spectators, pedestrians, or other facility users are within range. Use a spotter.

Respect the Course - Observe all posted rules. No littering, graffiti or abuse of equipment of flora.

Represent the Sport - Be positive and responsible. Teach others.

Ontario Disc Golf COVID-19 Etiquette:

In order to promote safe interaction on the disc golf course and maintain a level of comfort for everyone present, we ask that all players on the course adhere to the social distancing standards laid out below:

• Physical distancing of 2 meters at all times
• Gathering limits must be maintained at all times based on current local and provincial guidelines
• No spectators
• Ensure staggered start times
• Do not approach first tee until clear
• Do not touch equipment of others
• Only one disc in the basket at a time
• Retrieve disc without grabbing chains or touching basket

Failure to follow rules may result in the course being closed for all. Please be kind and courteous, give everyone an opportunity to play safely.

Course Partners:

Innova Disc Golf, Fleming College, Lindsay Optimist Club, City of Kawartha Lakes, PDGA Canada and Tinlid.

For questions regarding the Memorial Park Disc Golf Course call 705-324-9411 extension 1301 or e-mail the Parks, Recreation and Culture Division.

Disc Golf Loaner Sets:

The Kawartha Lakes Parks and Recreation Division in partnership with the Kawartha Lakes Public Library are pleased to announce the introduction of Disc Golf loaner sets to their online resource catalogue. Loaner sets are perfect for individuals who are new to the sport and are wanting to try it out but do not have the equipment to play. Disc Golf loaner sets are free to sign out with a valid library card. Each loaner kit comes with two complete set of discs, rules of the game and a reusable scorecard. Kits can be signed out for a period of one-week.

Patrons can view the Library online catalogue by visiting the Kawartha Lakes Public Library website and searching ‘disc golf’ or by calling their local library branch. Disc golf sets can be picked up any library branch, but reservations must be made in advance.

In order to take part in the loaner program, individuals must possess a valid library card. Kawartha Lakes Library Cards are available free of charge to anyone living, attending school or owning property in the City of Kawartha Lakes. Don’t have a card? Register online through the Library website to get a Library Card today!