Hikoikoi Reserve

Hikoikoi Reserve, located in Lower Hutt along Marine Parade, is a must-visit establishment for outdoor enthusiasts and disc golf enthusiasts alike. This park and point of interest offers a unique and exciting disc golf course with nine baskets, all set against the stunning waterfront backdrop.

The Hikoikoi Reserve Disc Golf Course is a well-designed course that caters to both beginners and experienced players. The forgiving fairways make it an ideal course for beginners looking to learn the sport, while the strategic tee and basket placements keep the course interesting for more seasoned players. The front nine holes are marked and open to the public, providing a fun and accessible experience for all.

For those looking to challenge themselves further, the unmarked back nine can be explored with the guidance of a local regular. This adds an element of mystery and adventure to the gameplay, making each visit to Hikoikoi Reserve a unique experience.

The course itself features a variety of hole designs, each with its own distinct challenges and rewards. From Disco Bush, where players aim for the basket on the left-hand side, to Beachfront Property, which requires players to navigate through a gap in the bush line, every hole offers a different test of skill and strategy.

Not only does Hikoikoi Reserve provide a fantastic disc golf experience, but it also boasts picturesque surroundings. With views of the Wellington skyline and the tranquil waterfront, players can enjoy the beauty of nature while engaging in their favorite sport.

To make the most of your visit, be sure to check out the pictures from previous Hikoikoi Reserve Disc Golf tournaments. You can see the dedication and enthusiasm of the course's supporters, including Foreman Steve and laborer Iain Johnson, who have perfected the basket installation technique. The course also features Simon Feasey's newest basket design, which adds a touch of magic to the disc-catching experience.

Getting to Hikoikoi Reserve is easy. Simply drive down Marine Parade, passing the Touch field of McEwan Park. Look out for the blue-fenced tennis courts, and you will find the car park and first tee on the right-hand side. The course is conveniently located and easily accessible for all visitors.

Whether you are a seasoned disc golfer or a beginner looking to try something new, Hikoikoi Reserve Disc Golf Course is the perfect destination. With its beautiful surroundings, challenging holes, and friendly atmosphere, it offers a memorable and enjoyable experience for all who visit. So grab your discs and get ready for a round of disc golf at Hikoikoi Reserve!