Stairs, Ladders, Bridges and Walkways
One of the most important issues disc golf course designers must address is that of player safety. A well-designed course minimizes the risk of shots going into potentially dangerous areas such as deep ravines, parking lots, playground areas, mud bogs, streets, or other fairways. The well designed course also provides a safe route up, down and across all possibly dangerous areas. By incorporating some common sense, and a good combination of stairs, ladders, bridges and walkways, the good course designer can create a very challenging and exciting disc golf course while still providing a safe playing environment for all involved.
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Stairs
Provide a safe and easy path for your players.
You eliminate a lot of wear and tear erosion with a good set of stairs.
Inexpensive and long lasting, used railroad ties are ideal for dug-in type stairs
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Stairs
Stairs provide a safe route up and down for all players.
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Ladders
Steep, high banks are well served
by using ladders.
2" metal pipe assures a safe and long lasting ladder.
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Bridges
Never leave your players "stranded" with no easy way across even seasonal water.
Build a sturdy bridge.
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Bridges
Simple plank bridges can provide safe passage over a treacherous area.
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Walkways
Walkways lessen the risk of a fall and keep erosion to a minimum.
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