If You’re Thinking About Building a Disc Golf Course, Watch This First!

[@Sidneyz1000]

Thanks for the helpful information!

[@APRdiscGolfEntertainment]

You’re welcome!

[@calebdyer6332]

I would love for you to get into the more technical aspect of course design. Like specific designing of holes

[@APRdiscGolfEntertainment]

Oooo! That’s a great one! Definitely will have an entire episode dedicated to this topic! Thank you!🤠

[@crushedbutnotbroken]

Good information. I agree with the other comment, the technical aspects would be a good watch. Also more in depth videos on proper land management and why it's important to the community. Also the impacts on local businesses... With more people visiting more people will be spending money in the local area. What businesses can you partner with? Who would benefit? How would they benefit? Does having a disc golf course increase property values or perceived value? There's a lot to unpack and discuss the many positive aspects of having a community disc golf course. Also all useful points for life in general... Community involvement, SELF EDUCATION is huge, and the point about people.... People have good intentions but life happens. It's usually not personal as most people want to help but it can be tough when many things are going on. And it's so true that you can only cut a tree down once. It can be shocking when someone cuts a tree down for the first time... There's a huge hole where it once was. Like you mentioned land management is important but it's very broad. That could be a mini series??? A lot to think about, but that's just my 2 cents.

[@APRdiscGolfEntertainment]

Daaaanngg! That was more like fifty cents😂😂😂 many many topics in there. You bring up quite a few things regarding local community and businesses, those will go great in a politics of building a course episode! Thank you!

[@Sidneyz1000]

Looking for weather resistant tee signs. Steel signs seem like the obvious choice but I’m here to learn. I can do all the graphics. Thanks!

[@APRdiscGolfEntertainment]

If you have good graphics skills, just go to Signs.com, rigid signs, aluminum signs. They’re weather resistant, but not necessarily scratch resistant.