Local Government
Disc Golf Solutions
Transform underutilised public land into a low-cost, high-impact community asset with a specialist partner who understands council process, risk management and evidence-led decision-making.
Low maintenance
Hard-wearing targets, no irrigation and minimal mowing impact on existing turf.
Shared land use
Coexists with walking trails, picnic areas and passive open space.
Inclusive participation
Engages youth, families, seniors and people with disability equally.
Proven activation
Supports structured programs, casual play, events and tourism drawcards.
Measurable Outcomes
Community Value You Can Measure
We work with your community development and recreation teams to establish baseline metrics and track outcomes. The data tells a clear story of activation and return on investment.
How It Works
The Council Project Pathway
A structured, transparent process aligned with council procurement, planning and community engagement requirements. From initial enquiry to long-term course stewardship, we provide professional documentation at every stage.
Initial enquiry and feasibility
Desktop assessment, site options, demand analysis and a briefing paper for your team.
Site assessment and concept design
Site visit, stakeholder workshop, concept plan, risk assessment and budget estimate.
Council report and approvals
Professionally documented business case, design documentation and community consultation support.
Case studies
council projects in action.
Proven results for Australian communities
Mandurah Disc Golf Park, Western Australia
The Mandurah Disc Golf Park is set on one of the most prime real-estate locations in all of Western Australia.
Chichester Park Disc Golf Park, Perth
Chichester Park Disc Golf Park is an 18 basket course with concrete tee pads topped with astroturf.
Ruffey Lake Park Disc Golf Course
Ruffey Lake Park Disc Golf Course is located east of Melbourne in Doncaster. The 9 short holes will appeal to both beginner to intermediate disc golfers.
FAQ
Questions Councils Ask Us
Straight answers for parks, recreation and asset teams evaluating disc golf.
What does a typical course cost?
Capital costs vary based on landform, vegetation and basket specification. Compared to traditional sports fields, the outlay is significantly lower. Ongoing costs are minimal, with no irrigation or line marking required. We provide detailed estimates during the feasibility stage.
How does it fit master plans?
Disc golf integrates into existing open space networks with a light footprint. It sits comfortably alongside walking trails, picnic shelters and passive recreation zones. We design courses to complement, not compete with, current and planned park uses.
What are the maintenance requirements?
Baskets are galvanised steel and require no ongoing treatment. Tee pads need occasional sweeping. Vegetation management is typically limited to sightline pruning and standard mowing regimes, fitting within existing council grounds maintenance schedules.
Is it safe in public parks?
Yes. Course design follows strict setback distances from pathways and property boundaries. Clear signage directs players and alerts other park users. Professional design documentation addresses the shared path interface and public safety standards.
How do we manage consultation?
We support your team with professional visualisations, resident FAQs and council workshop facilitation. Our documentation package provides evidence-based responses to common community questions. This helps build confidence with councillors and stakeholders.
Next Step
Start With a Feasibility Assessment
Download our free guide for councils, then book a no-obligation site assessment with our team.