Danbury
Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 11:43 am
This was just posted over the Connecticut Recreation and Parks Assoc. discussion server. Someone in the area should look into helping this person out. I provided him with a few answers to some questions.
Hi All: I have been approached by a small disc golf group and am looking for information from anyone who has a disc golf course in their Park.
Who designed the course?
Who maintains the course?
If the course is maintained by an outside group, do you require liability insurance?
Who paid for the initial equipment costs? Who pays for repairs? replacement equipment?
Do you charge a fee to play? If so, how much?
Do you charge a parking fee? If so, how much?
What other ways do you generate additional revenue from the course? Do you sell disc equipment? Do you have disc golf events?
Are you affiliated with PDGA, NEFA or Innova?
What is the effect on the land? How do other passive recreation uses conflict or blend with disc golf? Any issues we should be aware of?
How much time does your staff spend on the course each week? Repairs, collecting fees, selling equipment, etc.?
I think I have covered all the basics – but if you have more to share, please do. I’[d appreciate any and all help.
Sandy Moy
Executive Director
Tarrywile Park
70 Southern Blvd.
Danbury, CT 06810
203 744-3130
203 778-3352 (fax)
http://www.tarrywile.com
Hi All: I have been approached by a small disc golf group and am looking for information from anyone who has a disc golf course in their Park.
Who designed the course?
Who maintains the course?
If the course is maintained by an outside group, do you require liability insurance?
Who paid for the initial equipment costs? Who pays for repairs? replacement equipment?
Do you charge a fee to play? If so, how much?
Do you charge a parking fee? If so, how much?
What other ways do you generate additional revenue from the course? Do you sell disc equipment? Do you have disc golf events?
Are you affiliated with PDGA, NEFA or Innova?
What is the effect on the land? How do other passive recreation uses conflict or blend with disc golf? Any issues we should be aware of?
How much time does your staff spend on the course each week? Repairs, collecting fees, selling equipment, etc.?
I think I have covered all the basics – but if you have more to share, please do. I’[d appreciate any and all help.
Sandy Moy
Executive Director
Tarrywile Park
70 Southern Blvd.
Danbury, CT 06810
203 744-3130
203 778-3352 (fax)
http://www.tarrywile.com