The Lynnwood Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department will be participating in National Public Lands Day Saturday, Sept. 23 by laying the groundwork for a nine-hole disc golf course at Gold Park.
According to City of Lynnwood Healthy Communities Supervisor Marielle Harrington, volunteers will be clearing the area in preparation for the course. Edmonds Boy Scout Braeden Swan from Troop 312 has volunteered to assist in the design and is seeking donations from local businesses to offset the costs of the course as part of an Eagle Scout award.
The department is inviting volunteers and disc golf lovers to join them Sept. 23 from 9 a.m. to noon. Work will include clearing fairways, cleaning up litter and hauling brush. Gold Park is located at 6421 200th St. S.W., Lynnwood.
What a fantastic use of that space!
Just what Lynnwood needs golf course for the elites. Why not a childrens park? Maybe there won’t be any shootings there since other parks around here have been a place of shootings.
It’s disc golf it’s not expensive and you should try it before you condemn it.
This is the best news ever! This place is gonna be so fun. The space will be used in such a great and fun way as compared to before. The disc golf community is gonna take great care of it