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About the course

Three Blind Mice is a fun and challenging 18 hole disc golf course located in the open pine forest above the vineyards and orchards north of Penticton. The Penticton Disc Golf Club installed 18 new Innova Discatcher Pro baskets in Feb 2021, and patio stone tee pads in the fall of 2020. Long tee pads on hole #1, #7, #8, #9 #10, #11 and #13. Course length from short tee pads is 4,680ft, long tee pads is 5,205ft and 5,431ft from the long tee pads to long baskets. *Caution* During summer months there is Poison Ivy on a few areas of the course. Does not come into play often, mostly around Hole 3 fairway, and Hole 7 basket plus Pit of Despair.

18 Holes

Brick/Pavers Tees

DISCatcher Pro (28 chains), Basket Targets

Mixed use, Public park

Established 2014

Dogs allowed

Not cart friendly

No drinking water available

No restroom available

Contact

pentictondiscgolfclub@gmail.com

https://pdgc.club/

Course Traffic

Players usually spend 1.5 - 3 hours here.

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Upkeep

4.4

Shot variety/design

4.5

Tee areas

4.5

Signage/wayfinding

4.6

Amenities

2.4

Scenery/views

4.8

@coachclark

Aug 14, 2023

What a fun course! Come prepared for a hike and parking can be tough, but it’s all totally worth it. Challenging holes that are still getable. If you’re good with climbing some hills and throwing with elevation changes, this is worth the trip!

@mstone

Aug 13, 2023

Good course, lots of fun. Quite a bit of elevation in play but not too crazy. Blue tees on A baskets was a good challenge for a lower intermediate player such as myself. Two sets of tees and multiple baskets on some holes makes for a good variety of options on the course, definitely something I appreciate on a course. Course entrance is a bit confusing, minimal parking and no signage at the road, you have to walk in at the gate.

@megawatt

Aug 23, 2023

Fun, challenging, well maintained. Love it! Bring hiking boots and water.

@icejam

Sep 15, 2023

Decent course! One of the better ones in the Okanagan! Not a begginer course cuz of uphill holes and distance. Great baskets and some holes have 2 options. The tee pads are cement squares which are good as long as they aren't wet. Some pads could be longer for a better run up. Some holes have red and blue pads to add a challenge. Improve on are mainly layout. Hole 9 doesn't end at hole 1 and hole 18 dosnt either and it's a hike back down. Also not good for tournaments. More of a workout though!

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