Ledgestone Open

Eureka Lake Temporary

Eureka Lake Temporary puts disc golfers to the test with its open, windswept layout where water hazards and extreme OB rules dominate the strategy. As a 9,665-foot, par-63 challenge with nine par-3s and nine par-4s, players need power and precision to navigate the flat terrain without crossing into trouble. The course rewards distance shots while punishing mistakes, with the lake and surrounding OB zones creating a mental test that demands risk management. The playing experience is all about navigating open fields where wind exposure adds another layer of challenge, requiring players to adjust lines and releases on the fly. With no elevation change to break up the flow, you'll focus on reading the wind and choosing reliable landing zones between the water and OB. The nine par-5s are nonexistent, so pars are the baseline rather than the ceiling, and even the shorter holes demand thought because of how OB severity curves into play. This venue has hosted the Ledgestone Open, where top competition showcased the course's demanding nature—Gannon Buhr took the men's title and Valerie Mandujano the women's, proving even the sport's best need to handle both distance and risk to succeed here.