Disc Golf Consultants course designers:

• design with a thorough knowledge of course design standards as set forth by the Professional Disc Golf Association.
• understand the unique flight characteristics of golf discs insuring a well balanced course layout that incorporate safety and work cooperatively with other park amenities.
• are required to be certified members of the Disc Golf Course Designer Group.

Disc Golf Consultants exclusively sells and represents the original disc golf pole hole. Manufactured by the Disc Golf Association (DGA) and invented by the sports founder Ed Headrick in 1975, the disc pole hole is the best disc golf target on the market.  Constructed of galvanized steel that is maintenance free, DGA targets look and perform like new from the day they are installed.  Disc Golf Consultants offers 4 different DGA targets to accommodate your budget and facility:

Mach III • view specs
Mach V • view specs
Mach New II • view specs
M-14 • view specs

Disc golf course tee pads may be constructed out of a variety of different material.  Determining what type of tee pad to build is usually based on volume of usage expected and cost.  Tee pads range from high maintenance natural turf, wood chips or crushed granite to very low maintenance screed concrete.  Shape is usually rectangular with more emphasis on a trapezoidal design with the wider edge along the back edge of the tee pad  narrowing towards the front. Other emerging tee pad mediums include rubber mats.  Design standards encourage tee pads that are at least 12 feet long by 6 feet wide (front) by 9 feet wide (back). 

Tee signs and directional signs are an important component of a disc golf course.  They aid player’s in traversing the course and in shot selection.  Other signs that aid in play include rule signs, out-of-bounds signs and mandatory signs. A course map sign located at the beginning of a course gives a great overview of the layout. An optional bulletin board located near the first tee can be very useful to local disc golf clubs for posting tournament, league, and other disc golf related information.

Sign requirements and installation methods will vary from course to course.