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Disc Golf Course Design, Installation, Management

We can supply equipment and offer our course design experience to make your disc golf course one that will be safe, challenging and fun to play.

If you are considering setting up a 'pay to play' course, you may be interested to know that there is evidence of courses paying for themselves within the first 12 months of opening.

If you are interested to start a course, please email us with your enquiry.

Basic Equipment Considerations
Tee areas, targets (baskets), signage, discs.

Ideal Locations For Courses
1. Unused, undeveloped or underused parkland or woodland area.
2. Tended parkland, grassland, wooded areas, undulating terrain.
3. A course benefits from natural hazards such as trees/shrubs/lakes.
4. Anything above 10 acres has potential.
5. Point of contact - somewhere for players to hire out or purchase golf discs + accessories.
6. Amenities close by ie toilets, food/drink, parking.

Course Design
This is a key factor in defining your course and making it a success. In a perfect world, the perfect course offers challenge and enjoyment for players of all levels and abilities; the course plays a major role in achieving this.

We advise that anyone new to disc golf should seek advice from the most experienced course designer available to them.

Discology can help with course design assistance or we can put you in touch with experienced disc golfers who may be able to volunteer their time to help with course design.

Types Of Course
Basically, there are two types of course, Recreational Level and Championship Level.
The length of the holes is the most obvious difference between the two - a Championship course will be significantly longer to cope with the extra distance that the better players are able to throw.

Recreational Course - requires approx 10+ acres.
Championship Level Course - requires approx 20+ acres.

The land area and type of terrain presents limits to what can or can't be achieved. If the land is suitable, a Recreational and Championship course can exist together, offering challenge to all levels of player and also providing the opportunity to host events/tournaments at all levels.

If you are interested to start a course, please email us with your enquiry.

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