Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions? Contact us anytime at PRcoursedesign@gmail.com.

We'd be happy to discuss your project and answer any questions—initial consultations are always free.

Over 21 million rounds of disc golf were recorded in 2025, and participation has grown by more than 80% since 2020. Disc golf is an affordable, healthy recreation that brings communities together and creates lasting value for parks.
Disc golf courses can be designed for city parks, schools, church camps, universities, state parks, private properties, and more. Every property is unique, and we evaluate each site to maximize its potential.
The amount of land depends on the number of holes and the desired level of play. In general, an average of 1 acre per hole is a great start. For championship-caliber designs, 2 acres per hole is significantly more workable. We can design courses on a wide range of properties and will help determine what best fits your available space.
In many cases, yes! Disc golf courses are often designed to coexist with pre-established park amenities while maintaining safe separation from other recreational activities.
Absolutely. We design private courses for landowners, businesses, camps, HOAs, and recreational properties. Whether you're looking for a fun family course or a championship-caliber layout, we'll create a design that fits your property and goals.

Our professional course design services usually range between $1,000 and $25,000. Go to the “Consultation Services” page to learn more.
Yes. Initial conversations about your property, ideas, and project goals are always free and come with no obligation.
Absolutely. If desired, we can help manage project procurement and coordinate the purchase of materials to simplify the installation process.

Our design process includes property assessment, planning, concept design, final design, material planning, and installation support. Learn more on our Consultation Services page.
Every project is different, so it depends on the property's size, project funding, and general complexity. Once funding is secured, most designs are completed within several weeks.
Yes. We can evaluate existing courses for complete redesigns, or simply recommend improvements to safety, flow, challenge, accessibility, and overall player experience.
Yes. We coordinate with existing park plans and work closely with project stakeholders to ensure the course complements future development.
Yes. We provide professional course maps, construction documents when applicable, and material recommendations to help streamline installation.

PR Course Design is based in Utah and primarily serves the western United States, though we are happy to discuss projects in other locations.
With thoughtful design and routine maintenance, a disc golf course can provide decades of recreation and community value. Some great courses have lasted now over 50 years.
We combine professional design experience, competitive playing knowledge, environmental stewardship, and a collaborative planning process to create courses that are safe, memorable, and built to last.
A memorable course blends natural beauty, strategic design, and enjoyable shot variety. It also provides a safe and rewarding experience for players of all skill levels.

Our primary focus is course design and consulting. If requested, we can also provide installation support and physical labor under a separate agreement.
Yes. We can recommend products, prepare a complete materials list, or coordinate the purchasing process on your behalf.
Yes! Community volunteers are often a valuable part of a successful project, and we enjoy helping organize opportunities for local involvement.
Yes. We can provide on-site guidance during installation to help ensure the course is built according to the approved design.

If the course owner allows, absolutely. Sponsorship opportunities can help offset project costs while encouraging local businesses to invest in their community.
Volunteers can assist with tasks such as clearing fairways, installing equipment, landscaping, and other project needs depending on the scope of the installation.
Yes. We enjoy coordinating volunteer workdays that bring community members together while helping move the project forward.

Yes. We can provide planning, budgeting, and project information to support grant applications and funding opportunities.
Grant opportunities vary by state and project type. We can help identify potential funding sources and discuss which programs may fit your project.
- Utah Outdoor Recreation Grant
- Land and Water Conservation Fund
- Recreational Trails Program
- Educational Disc Golf Experience
- Disc Golf Foundation (DGF) Matching Baskets Program
Yes. Most notably our 2025 project The Arena Disc Golf Course in West Jordan, UT received a LWCF Grant of $200,000.