Dean Palmer/The Pilot Among the numerous new programs and activities to be introduced at today’s Armfield Civic and Recreation Center free open house event is a new nine-hole disc golf course. The course opened for the first time on Monday and is available to the public at no charge. Here, Jarrett Rogers, 12, and Kyle Forrest, 13, are among the first to try it out. Rogers, left, takes a shot at the first hole, as Forrest watches and waits for his turn. Armfield Director Scott Cato described the layout as “a fun, open course that wraps around the park, ending where it starts.” Cato said the project was made available to the center by an R.J. Reynolds grant. Today’s open house will be divided into two parts, with a morning session to be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., while an evening session will take place from 4 to 7 p.m.