Dragonfly Disc Golf Park offers a reason to try a different kind of afternoon game

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A disc-golf outing can begin with a modest goal: find the first tee, try a few controlled throws and learn how the course fits together. Lehi’s Dragonfly Disc Golf Park gives residents a dedicated place to explore the game rather than improvising targets in a shared neighborhood lawn.

The city lists the park at 262 East 1630 South, with a disc-golf course and designated parking. Its facility page links a course map. Review that map before going and use the current signs on site; the listing does not promise equipment lending, instruction or a particular level of challenge.

Bring your own suitable discs and keep the first session manageable. Make sure the intended landing area is clear before throwing, allow other groups room and follow the posted course sequence. A short practice session can be more enjoyable than committing to finish a full round while still learning the basics.

Go with someone willing to compare attempts without making the score the entire point. Notice which small changes help a disc land closer to the intended spot, and leave time to find an errant throw without rushing the group behind you. The game offers a different reason to spend time outside together.

Sources and visit details

• Lehi City: Dragonfly Disc Golf Park address, amenities and course map