Before installation it's usually wise to make a check list so you don't forget anything. The more complicated the installation the more detailed your check list could be.

The following is a small sample of some of the things you may want to include on a installation check list for course installations. For the most thorough course installation we refer our customers to the
Disc Course Designers (DGCD), a group of qualified designers located throughout the country.

Typical Course Construction Check List

• Complete and submit any permits if necessary for clearing or construction.
• Excavation, digging or boring into soil should be performed only after verifying that any utilities have been located and marked by a competent person.
• Completed course map identifying tees, baskets. Provide key and illustrations showing showing proposed paths, clearing, existing/proposed utilities.
• Identify key access points for vehicles.
• Contact list of volunteers or workers.
• If necessary, have all volunteers fill out 'waiver of liability' forms prior to work.

Disc Golf Equipment:

• Make sure that you have all Disc Golf equipment prior to installation.
• Disc Pole Holes: (Basket, Chain Holder, Pole, Anchor and Collar, bolts washers, nuts, decals, number plates, locks, etc
• Alternate pin anchors
• Tee signs (Frames, Poles, nuts and bolts).

Construction:

• Tee pad (cement, forms and cement tools, etc).
• Markers (Distance markers, path markers, tee markers, etc).
• Clearing tools (Chainsaws, chippers, handsaws, clippers, etc).

Potential Subcontracting:

• Large cement orders (Cement truck).
• Tree and stump removals.
• Large tree pruning.
• Debris hauling.
• Grading work.