Disc Golf Course Maintenance

What This Service Involves

We maintain tee pads, fairways, and basket areas by managing vegetation, clearing debris, and repairing worn tread and signage along each hole. Overgrown brush and hazard limbs are cleared to preserve sightlines and reduce trip and struck-by risks for players. Baskets and tee markers are inspected and repaired so the course stays consistent from hole to hole. We coordinate closely with parks staff on shared-use trails and natural-area protection.

Benefits

Clear, safe fairways and tees that improve player experience; Reduced hazards through routine brush and debris clearing; Reliable baskets and signage that keep the course consistent; Protection of surrounding natural areas and shared trails

Our Process

1) Walk the course to inventory tees, baskets, and vegetation issues; 2) Clear brush, debris, and hazard limbs along each hole; 3) Repair or replace worn tee pads, baskets, and signage; 4) Document conditions and recommend seasonal follow-up

What Affects the Cost

Number of holes and total course acreage; Vegetation density and clearing frequency; Basket and signage repair or replacement needs; Terrain access and natural-area restrictions

Best Time of Year

Vegetation management is heaviest from late spring through early fall, with debris cleanup after winter storms.