Sabattus Disc Golf Teams Up With WinterKids

Sabattus Disc Golf Teams Up With WinterKids

WinterKids has an app that “creates opportunities for children to be active, vibrant, and healthy in the outdoors.” At Sabattus Disc Golf our motto is Family, Fun, Fitness and we’re proud to work with a non-profit whose values so closely resemble our own.

Through the WinterKids app, Sabattus Disc Golf is offering a free round for up to 5 members of the family on our 9 hole Owl Course and disc golf disc rentals as well, if folks don’t have discs already.

The WinterKids app costs $35 and provides you with offers for many outdoor activities in the region from November 1st, 2019 through October 31, 2020. With tons of deals, it really offers a variety of activities all over the state of Maine and New Hampshire. Just go to WinterKids.org to see all of the amazing offers. You can browse the offers on the app before you register and pay the one time fee.
WinterKids App infographic

If you’re new to disc golf, and more specifically winter disc golf, here are some tips to help make your visit more enjoyable. W're also happy to answer any questions you may have about disc golf, we always love growing the sport.

  • Make sure you have gloves. Your hands will definitely get cold just walking around. You’ll only have to take them off for a few moments to throw.
  • Wear warm winter footwear with decent traction. Our concrete teepads are covered with treated rubber mats that we keep shoveled off. The paths between baskets can be snow packed, wet, and possibly icy in spots.
  • Bring a towel to wipe the snow from your discs. Snow may stick and will affect the flight of the disc.
  • If your disc goes into the snow look for a slit in the snow where you think it landed. Discs often stand upright in the snow but just under the surface

Tee 1 Owl Course winter sabattus disc golf  hole 4 - 7 owl course winter sabattus disc golf

    Streeter (PGDA #70397 )

    Streeter (PGDA #70397 )

    He started disc golfing in 2011 and instantly fell in love with the flight of a disc. He has a degree in Sports Management from the university of Southern Maine and has been blogging for SDG since 2020, He writes about informational disc golf content editorials, and disc golf entertainment.

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