Edora Park

I've looked up a few club sites with sample proposals. You can always tweak them to who you are prop ... show more ›

I've looked up a few club sites with sample proposals. You can always tweak them to who you are proposing it to. I think it is important to show them how much it could benefit the community. It is one of the cheapest sports to install. Health benefits (getting those steps in), all walks of life and skill levels, they can actually "Clean up" bad areas of drug and crime. Disc golf traffic=less crime/drug use in an area. There are a ton of supporting stats on how the sport is growing. Get a signed patition from a couple thousand with local companies supporting it too. Sometimes if you can spit up the cost with companies, the city, the club, and maybe a grant the city is more likely to be supportive of the project vs them paying for everything. Here is a link to the pdga sample: http://www.pdga.com/documents/sample-course-proposal

And always emphasize espeically to the city on, "How can we help work together to make this project ... show more ›

And always emphasize espeically to the city on, "How can we help work together to make this project happen." Let the City or organization know that you are willing to help with funds, maintenance, and communtiy outreach. City's don't like to be told what to do, take demands, or respond to negativity.