Nyandungu Eco-Park Disc Golf Course

Kigali, Rwanda

First Disc Golf Course in Rwanda designed by 2009 World Champion Avery Jenkins in partnership w/ Paul McBeth Foundation.

The First Disc Golf Course in Rwanda designed by 2009 Disc Golf World Champion, Avery Jenkins, in partnership with the Paul McBeth Foundation Project 5.4. The Paul McBeth Foundation has installed this new course with the goal of creating sustainable disc golf opportunities in underserved areas where access to the sport is limited or non-existent. Specifically, the foundation aims to introduce the sport to new and youth players, and the course has been designed with these players in mind. With suitable distances and challenges, the course is intended to provide new players with an opportunity to learn the game of disc golf while also accommodating more experienced players who may wish to practice their short game with putters and midranges. The hope is that this course will encourage greater interest in disc golf and help to foster a new generation of players. This course is located in Nyandungu Eco-Parkprovides views of the surrounding preserve. Enjoy observing wildlife as you play and stick around for a walk through the park's many walking paths along native wetlands. Check in at the front gate to pay park admission and learn about Nyandungu Eco-Park's mission. Stop at Nyandungu Restaurant for local cuisine before or after your round and enjoy other activities such as biking, bird watching, and picnicking.

2025

Yes

No

Yes

Available

Year Round

Yes

Limited access

Other

Pay - $1 for Rwandan residents, $2 for African residents, and $20 for tourists.

Emmanuel, +250785456771

Not recommended for individuals with limited mobility - Lots of hills, unpaved paths, and rough terrain.

9

Concrete

No dogs allowed, Restrooms available, Drinking water available, Not cart friendly

Mixed use

2025

The first disc golf course in Rwanda, designed by Avery Jenkins, supported by the Paul McBeth Foundation.