This is PR Course Design Consultation.
1
Property Assessment
Evaluate the property for safety, accessibility, terrain, and environmental considerations.
2
Vision & Budget
Discuss your goals, budget, timeline, and vision for the course.
3
Project Agreement
Define the project scope, deliverables, timeline, and agreement.
4
Concept Design
Develop an initial course layout and gather client feedback.
5
Final Design
Refine the layout and prepare professional maps and other documents, if applicable.
6
Material Planning
Develop a complete materials list with recommendations for baskets, tee pads, signage, etc.
7
Installation Support
Provide guidance during installation to help ensure the course is built as designed.
Consultation Services
Consulting services typically range from $1,000 to $25,000, depending on the scope of work. Whether you need a single consultation or comprehensive support throughout planning, design, and installation, we'll tailor our services to your project's goals and budget.
Getting started is easy. Initial conversations about your property, ideas, and questions are always free with no obligation. When you're ready to move forward, we'll prepare a project agreement outlining the scope of work, timeline, and cost before any billable work begins. Our consulting services focus on planning, design, and project guidance. On-site construction labor and equipment operation can be provided as separate services, depending on your project's needs.
If you'd like a turnkey experience, PR Course Design can also purchase and coordinate all of your project materials, including baskets, tee pads, signage, and other course amenities, while helping keep your project on budget. Basic materials for a professionally installed 18-hole course typically begin around $25,000, depending on the equipment and amenities you choose.
Community Engagement
One of the most rewarding parts of building a disc golf course is bringing people together. Whenever possible, we enjoy working with local volunteers, businesses, disc golf clubs, and community organizations throughout the design and installation process. Their involvement creates a sense of ownership and builds lasting support for the course long after it opens. Whether it's organizing volunteer workdays, connecting with local sponsors, or incorporating local character into the course, we're happy to create opportunities for people to contribute.
Community involvement isn't just about reducing costs—it's about creating a course that people are excited to care for, improve, and enjoy for generations. Every project is different, and the level of community involvement is always your choice. Whether you prefer to involve volunteers or have PR Course Design manage the project from start to finish, we'll help create a course that reflects your vision and becomes a lasting asset to your community.
Environmental Stewardship
A well-designed disc golf course should enhance your property — not unintentionally harm it over time. Without thoughtful planning, increased foot traffic can compact soil, cause erosion, damage vegetation, and spread invasive weeds.
At PR Course Design, we evaluate existing vegetation, drainage, walking routes, and long-term maintenance needs to create courses that work with the landscape. Our goal is to protect natural resources while creating safe, enjoyable, and sustainable courses that will serve your community for years to come.
We look forward to working with you! This is our team.
Philip Romney
Lead Designer
(208)751-6451
Nathan Rencher
Course Designer
(385)329-5285
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