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Build more courses
Clark County is growing faster than its places to play. We're working with parks departments to identify sites for new public courses.
Learn more about Build more coursesClark County
Disc Golf
Better courses. More places to play.
Clark County Disc Golf brings players, volunteers, neighbors, parks departments, and local partners together to build a stronger disc golf community.
501(c)(3) nonprofit · forming45.64° N / 122.67° W
Hole 07 · Par 3 · 246 ft
People, Places, Progress
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People.
Players, neighbors, volunteers, juniors, families, local businesses, and public partners.
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Places.
Courses, tee pads, practice areas, trails, parks, and other public places to throw.
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Progress.
Advocacy, maintenance, new courses, better access, events, and community growth.
Current priorities
Clark County needs more places to throw.
P-02
Improve existing courses
Tee pads, signs, drainage, and baskets wear out. Volunteer work parties keep the courses we have safe and playable.
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Strengthen parks partnerships
We show up to planning meetings, put in the volunteer hours, and give agencies one organized group to work with.
Learn more about Strengthen parks partnershipsUpcoming
Events & work parties
Sample listings shown until the event calendar is confirmed.
SAT
10.17
09:00–13:00
Work partySample · not confirmed
Hole 7 tee pad rebuild
Venue to be confirmed
Pull the old pad, set forms, pour new concrete. Tools and gloves provided.
Note: All skill levels. Some lifting; light tasks available.
SAT
10.24
10:00–11:30
ClinicSample · not confirmed
Never played? Beginner clinic
Venue to be confirmed
Grip, throw, putt, and course etiquette. Loaner discs available.
Note: Beginners and juniors 8+. Flat, accessible course.
WED
11.04
18:30–20:00
Community meetingSample · not confirmed
New course planning session
Vancouver Community Library
Help shape our proposal for a new east-county course.
Note: Accessible building. Remote option planned.
WED
11.11
17:00–19:30
LeagueSample · not confirmed
Wednesday doubles league
Venue to be confirmed
Random-draw doubles. Bring a headlamp as days get short.
Note: Intermediate. Any partner pairing welcome.
Volunteer
This course doesn't maintain itself.
Trail work, tee pads, brush clearing, trash pickup, course planning. There is useful work for every skill level.
Beginners
Never played? Good. Start here.
Disc golf is like golf, but you throw a disc at a metal basket instead of hitting a ball into a hole. Most courses are free and open in public parks. You need one disc and about an hour.
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Start at the tee
Each hole starts at a tee pad. The sign shows distance and par.
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Throw toward the basket
Grab one mid-range or putter. Don't worry about distance. Aim for control.
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Finish in the chains
Count your throws until the disc lands in the basket. Lowest score wins.
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Be a good neighbor
Let faster groups play through, watch for walkers, and pack out your trash.
- Beginner coursesFind a clinic
Support
Every dollar goes in the ground.
Donations help fund:
- Course materials
- Tee pads and signage
- Tools and volunteer supplies
- Youth and beginner programs
- Advocacy and planning work