{"id":1015,"date":"2020-05-02T17:09:49","date_gmt":"2020-05-02T17:09:49","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.redhawkdiscgolf.com\/draganfield\/?page_id=1015"},"modified":"2026-03-10T11:07:22","modified_gmt":"2026-03-10T11:07:22","slug":"reddragon","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"http:\/\/www.redhawkdiscgolf.com\/draganfield\/course\/reddragon\/","title":{"rendered":"Red Dragon"},"content":{"rendered":"

Red Dragon<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Our original 18-hole course.\u00a0 First installed in 2001, the Red Dragon has matured from a mostly open field course to one with winding tree-lined fairways.\u00a0 It is also versatile with its multiple pin placements allowing for a variety of set-ups.<\/p>\n

Current layout as of 11\/11\/25:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Winter Dragon<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Winter Dragon is a layout designed for easier snow clearing and grooming, as well as faster play (for more golf with less daylight). While it shares many tees and pin placements with the full layout, it has some tees and pins of its very own. So it has a flow and style different from the normal course.<\/p>\n

Typically, this layout is installed from mid\/late November until late March or April (depending on when all the snow is gone).<\/p>\n

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Winter Dragon – 4390 feet – par 59
\nHole 1 – 191 feet
\nHole 2 – 272 feet
\nHole 3 – 193 feet
\nHole 4 – 308 feet
\nHole 5 – 175 feet
\nHole 6 – 265 feet
\nHole 7 – 242 feet
\nHole 8 – 217 feet
\nHole 9 – 240 feet
\nHole 10 – 353 feet
\nHole 11 – 210 feet
\nHole 12 – 220 feet
\nHole 13 – 305 feet
\nHole 14 – 300 feet
\nHole 15 – 267 feet
\nHole 16 – 181 feet
\nHole 17 – 243 feet
\nHole 18 – 208 feet<\/p>\n

“Full” Red Dragon Layout
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Available from late March\/early April through mid-November, the full Red Dragon has three configurations depending on season. These configurations consist of varying pin locations on a few holes.\u00a0 Spring is in place from the end of Winter through mid-June.\u00a0 Summer is in place through mid-September.\u00a0 Fall is in place through mid-November.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a><\/strong>(bolded denotes current pin location) – par 70
\nHole 1 – 231 feet\/271 feet – par 3\/4
\nHole 2 – 272 feet – par 4
\nHole 3 – 193 feet – par 3
\nHole 4 – 404 feet – par 5
\nHole 5 – 175 feet – par 3
\nHole 6 – 355 feet\/356 feet – par 4
\nHole 7 – 207 feet – par 3
\nHole 8 – 268 feet – par 4
\nHole 9 – 479 feet – par 5
\nHole 10 – 170 feet – par 3
\nHole 11 – 311 feet – par 4
\nHole 12 – 252 feet\/377 feet – par 4
\nHole 13 – 353 feet\/544 feet – par 4\/5
\nHole 14 – 314 feet – par 4
\nHole 15 – 305 feet\/381 feet – par 4
\nHole 16 – 396 feet – par 4
\nHole 17 – 417 feet\/462 feet – par 5
\nHole 18 – 318 feet – par 4<\/p>\n

Find the course on uDisc<\/a><\/p>\n

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COURSE RECORDS<\/strong> (short\/only pins unless otherwise indicated)
\nRecords are only official when thrown during a league or tournament round<\/p>\n

Spring (long 6, 12, 13, 15, 17):
\nSingles = 45 (Josh DiBattista, DDGC 21, 6\/6\/21)
\nDoubles = 42 (Aidan Bailey & Cameron Coulombe, 6\/2\/25)<\/p>\n

Summer (long 6):
\nSingles = 44 (various, first by Daniel Marcus, DDGC, 6\/7\/08)
\nDoubles = 41 (various, first by Jason Dore & Tyler Cass, 6\/7\/08; most recent by Aidan Bailey & Ryan Rathbun, 9\/8\/25)<\/p>\n

Fall (long 1, 12, 15):
\nSingles = 43 (Miles Sayer, Thorndike Memorial, 11\/6\/22)
\nDoubles = 44 (Robert Brooks & Ryan Donnelly, 9\/28\/20)<\/p>\n

Winter:
\nSingles = 38 (Josh DiBattista, Last Call 2022, 12\/31\/22)
\nDoubles = 36 (Matt Enman & Tye Cobb, Ice Doubles, 3\/3\/19, Josh DiBattista & Nathan Vintinner, Jokers Wild Doubles, 3\/21\/21, and Adam Williams & Gabe Vincent, Monday Night Doubles 3\/9\/26)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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