Lake Eureka/Ledgestone FAQ

July 30 to August 2.

Event staff will begin setting up the course on July 24th. The course will be tore down the evening of August 2nd with most of the park back to normal by the morning of August 3rd.

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The temporary course around the lake will be used each day July 30th through August 2nd. Practice rounds will begin on July 25th. The permanent course will be in use for the event from July 31st through the August 2nd with practice rounds beginning July 25th.

Yes, though certain areas of the park will be restricted due to safety. The best areas for fishing from July 25th through August 2nd will be on the north shore of the lake. The areas near the water tower and the dam will be restricted from fishing during tournament and practice play to ensure resident safety.

Yes, tournament staff have been instructed to allow residents to use the playground facilities during the event without needing to pay admission fees for the event. You will be able to park in the grass lot near the water tower area for the upper playground area. The upper parking lot area near the water tower will be restricted for parking access due to the event vendors we have setup in that area. We will have handicap parking available near the upper park restrooms.

The upper park restrooms will be locked during tournament week starting on July 27th. The event will be bringing in portable restroom units, including a handicap unit, on or around July 27th. The public restrooms will then reopen on August 3rd.

Our tournament pro shop at Lake Eureka will be available from July 26th through Sunday August 2nd. On Thursday July 30th, we will have food vendors staying late in the park, disc golf festival games, player signings, meet n greets with the best players in the world, free ice cream for the community from Gramma Nanas and a band performance from Jonny Quest. This event is free to the public with the festivities going from 5PM to dusk.

The Ledgestone Open disc golf event has supported St Jude and other charities such as Easter Seals since 2014. Since that time, the Ledgestone event has given $850,000 to charity.