In recent years the City of Orlando has seen tremendous growth of disc golfers of all skill level using existing Airport Lakes Park and Bill Frederick Park courses.

To offer an additional and convenient course Be The Disc is proposing a new course to the City of Orlando just south of downtown at Al Coith Park.  This park is easily accessible by many communities and is adjacent to Delaney Park that is already designed to support local baseball, softball, tennis, and playground activities.

Al Coith has just undergone redevelopment to support drainage improvements including filtration using a nutrient baffle box. Be The Disc believes the new improvements can accommodate 9 baskets and 2 tee pads for an 18 hole configuration that will compliment the sustainable nature of the park and vision to be an environmental learning center.

Many people assume disc golf courses need a lot of space and that's true for a competition level pro course, but a smaller foot print disc golf course can be built on 4-6 acres that offers a challenging technical layout enjoyable by players of all skill levels and ages!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Be The Disc a group of designers, disc golfers, and software developers working to expand access to courses and technology for casual to intermediate players.  More information can be viewed on their website BeTheDisc.com.