New Disc Golf Course Coming to Kernersville, NC


Coming this summer to Project:Re3, Kernersville's newest disc golf course! Local Boy Scout and Re3 Church member, Joey Van Brunt, will be constructing a 9-hole disc golf course at Re3 Church (1474 Kerner Rd) for his Eagle Scout project. The course should be open by Labor Day. The course has been designed, the paths cleared, and the tee pads/baskets marked. 

 We have just completed measuring the hole distance:

 1) 311ft
2) 157ft
3) 190ft
4) 160ft
5) 174ft
6) 190ft
7) 148ft
8) 177ft
9) 308ft

 You can find out more info at www.projectre3.org 

 This course will be FREE and open to the public!

 We will be sure to keep everyone in the Kernersville community up to date as we move closer to the grand opening!

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