On Wednesday, May
21, 2014, at 2 p.m., the Decatur/Morgan County Convention and Visitors Bureau
and Decatur Parks and Recreation will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate
the opening of the new Flying Dragon Disc Golf Course. The public is invited to
attend the ceremonial ribbon cutting and to learn more about Decatur’s newest
attraction.
Located in the Jack Allen
Recreation Complex, the Flying Dragon Disc Golf Course is one of 58 courses
located in the state of Alabama. Occupying 13 acres, the course will feature 18
holes and is located within a mostly flat rocky and wooded area. Seventeen
holes are a par three with one hole a par four. Signage has been placed throughout
the course, guiding players to each hole. The object of the game is to complete
the course in the fewest number of throws. The course is free to play and the
only equipment needed is a flying disc.
Staff members of the Decatur Parks
and Recreation will be on hand offering disc golf demonstrations and providing
more information on the course following the ceremony. Refreshments will be
served at the pavilion near the playground.
Development of the course was
provided by tourism funds secured by Sen. Arthur Orr. The course is named for a
thorny bush, nicknamed Flying Dragon, native to Asia that fills much of the
wooded area surrounding the Jack Allen Recreation Complex. More information on
the Flying Dragon Disc Golf Course is available at www.decaturparks.com in the Jack Allen
Recreation Complex section.
For more information on the ribbon
cutting ceremony, call the Decatur-Morgan County Convention and Visitors Bureau
at 256.350.2028.
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