Ni-U-Ko^-Ska (Osage Nation) DiscGolfPark

DiscGolfPark designed by 2009 Disc Golf World Champion, Avery Jenkins in cooperation with the Osage Nation Tribe. Parking is available at the flagpole parking lot on the corner of Main St. and Lynn Ave. The course runs along and around the Wazhazhe Heritage Walking Trail system. The course is moderately wooded with slight elevation changes and has a good mix of shot types and distances for all skill levels with multiple tee pads and pin placements planned for the future. The course name Ni-U-Ko^-Ska (Children of The Middle Waters) and the hole names are tied to Osage culture. The hole names are clan symbols that have been traditionally used by the Osage peoples since archaic times and are structured and representative of traditional Osage clan and village structure. Traditionally the Osage people would structure their villages based on clans, with the Sky clans residing on the north side of their camps and the Earth clans residing on the south side of their camps and that is reflected in the naming system for the different holes. The holes on the north side of Bird Creek are named after different Sky clans and the holes on the south side of Bird Creek are named after different Earth clans.