Cities Approve Multiple New Disc Golf Courses Across Regions

The City of Sidney Recreation Board has initiated fundraising for a new 18-hole disc golf course in Tawawa Park, with a projected cost of $26,000 and potential sponsorship opportunities for local businesses. This course aims to enhance community engagement and attract disc golf tournaments that could boost local revenue, as highlighted by Cincinnati-based disc golfer Ben Wicks. Meanwhile, a new 18-hole disc golf course has also opened at Freedom Park in Star, Idaho, praised for its challenging design and free access, which is contributing to the sport's growing popularity in the region. In St. Cloud, the local community is actively participating in the sport through Disc Golf Today, a shop that caters to enthusiasts and supports the vibrant disc golf scene. As disc golf continues to expand across various regions in the U.S., local clubs and businesses are recognizing its potential for community building and economic benefit. The combination of new courses and supportive local businesses is fostering a stronger disc golf culture nationwide.