Basic Entry Level Disc Golf Course Package:
Geared towards Churches, Camps and Schools, the Basic Disc Golf Course minimizes costs while providing a quality entry level Disc Golf course solution.
Advanced Level Disc Golf Course Package:
The Advanced Level Course provides flexibility to provide a great course for the local community as well as disc golfers from out of town.
Champion Level Disc Golf Course Package:
A Champion Course is perfect for professional tournament play, high profile installations, large universities and corporate campuses. A Champion caliber course has alternate Disc Pole Hole™, anchor placements and multiple tees for each hole.
About Disc Golf
“Disc golf has proven to be THE BEST THING WE HAVE EVER DONE...PERIOD.”
Bradford Carr,
Director of Student Activities. Graceland University, Lamoni, IA.
Why isn't Disc Golf called Frisbee Golf?
"Frisbee®" is a registered trademark like "Kleenex®". When Ed Headrick was formalizing the sport he ran into trademark complications so he coined and trademarked the term “Disc Golf”. Once the name "Disc Golf" caught on, Headrick released the trademark to the public domain.
What is a golf disc?
A disc is like a Frisbee, in that it flies, but that's where the similarities end.
A Frisbee is large, floats slowly, doesn't fly far and is designed to play catch.
A "Disc" for disc golf is aerodynamic, hard to catch, and varies widely in size, stiffness and flight characteristics. Disc golf discs can be thrown over 800 feet.
A disc in disc golf is like clubs in ball golf. There are drivers, mid-ranges and putters. There are discs for the wind, discs that curve to the right or left or hit the ground and roll.
“Disc Golf Association is dedicated to welcoming new generations of young and old into our sport, our parks, and our lives, with confidence and open arms. Disc Golf is our life. Disc Golf is an amazingly simple game that makes no demands, has no limitations, and provides a mechanism that has changed many lives positively.
You will never be sorry if you install a Disc Golf course in your facility. You will be honored by the players and take great comfort in the fact that Disc Golf will change your park and perhaps you will be as fortunate as us and Disc Golf will change your life.”
DGA Disc Pole HolesDGA is established worldwide as both the leading basket manufacturer and the standard for disc golf course equipment.
DGA's commitment to quality stands the test of time out on the course. DGA's main expertise has been in manufacturing baskets over the last 35+ years.
Color Powder Coating UpgradesDGA Disc Pole Holes get and industrial strength two-coat powder-coating application to the chain holder and basket.
We utilize the best powder-coating technology available, providing the best performance and appearance for our powder coated baskets.
DGA Basket Blades UpgradesDGA Basket Blades are designed to add visibility and branding potential to your DGA Disc Pole Holes.
Number Plate UpgradesAdd visibility, usability and personalize your Mach II or Mach V basket.
RDGA Schools and Education PackagesEverything you need for your School, Church or Camp Disc Golf program.
Tournament Sponsorship PackagesDGA Tournament Sponsorship Packages are loaded with gear and prizes for your prize payouts and extra merchandise to sell.
Since 1975 DGA Disc Pole Holes™ have met the needs of the top professionals and top recreational disc golf players.
We offer our customers over 30 years of expertise and design refinements that began with the sport's first disc golf basket and continue today with the sport's most popular baskets, DGA Mach Series Disc Pole Holes.
Our Mach Series of Baskets are found all over the world. Over 3/4 of U.S. disc golf courses have chosen DGA® Disc Pole Holes™. Our patented designs include the sliding link, inner chains, portable base, chain linkage and ring attachments as well as our trademarked Trapper™ basket.
The roots of the sport begin with "Steady" Ed Headrick, the founder of DGA and the driving force responsible for the modern day era of disc sports.
Ed Headrick coined and trademarked the term "Disc Golf" when formalizing the sport and invented the Disc Pole Hole™, the first disc golf target to incorporate chains and a basket on a pole.
Economical, Popular and Proven!
The quality and performance of DGA Disc Pole Holes is unmatched. Each Mach Series Disc Pole Hole is galvanized head to toe and comes with a 20 Year Limited Warranty.
» We provide the highest quality baskets and the most choices for our customers.
» DGA Disc Pole Holes are the most popular and the player preferred targets in the sport!
» Our Mach Series of Baskets are found all over the world. Over 3/4 of U.S. disc golf courses have chosen DGA Disc Pole Holes.
A disc golf course provides "bang for the buck". Dozens of players can play a course the same time.
Construction of a disc golf course is inexpensive, the maintenance costs are minimal.
A disc golf course can make use of land unsuitable for other sports, activities or development.
Disc golf is played much like traditional ball golf. Some of the rules of disc golf are even the same. Disc golf courses are typically 9, 18, 27, or 36 holes long and almost all courses are free.
Disc golf is one of the fastest growing and best lifetime fitness sports. The game is easy to learn, a healthy outdoor activity and accessible to people of all ages and fitness levels.
Since playing disc golf is generally free, people from every economic status can enjoy this outdoor sport; no green fees, no caddies, no clubs, no tipping.
A small basic disc golf course can be built on as little as two acres of land, a small nine-hole disc golf course can be established on as little as five acres of land. A full championship course often is built on one to two acres per hole. These championship-caliber courses can be found on 40 acres or more utilizing land unsuitable for other sports, activities or development.
Disc golf is found in resorts, state and county parks and on private property. A disc golf course brings the local community out to the parks and attracts other disc golfers from surrounding areas. Dedicated disc golf players and disc golf clubs benefit the park system by taking up active roles in course upkeep and maintenance.
Disc golf can also be found in schools where it has increasingly been added to curriculums. Schools have found that kids not only love the sport, but that disc golf helps develop critical thinking skills and provides a safe means of exercise, outdoor education and other life lessons like planning and social skills.
