Custom Disc Golf Tee Signs supplies long-lasting disc golf signage with double UV protection to parks and recreation departments, park districts, and state parks nationwide. Signs are $100 each with free shipping to every state, quoted on letterhead for your purchase order, and built to still be readable long after the sign budget cycle you bought them in.
Signage is the only part of a disc golf course a park replaces on a schedule. It should not be.
Most departments inherit the same cycle. The course gets built, signs go in, and two summers later the greens have gone gray, the fairway lines have washed out, and the distances are unreadable from the tee pad. Somebody puts sign replacement back in the operating budget, the same product goes back in the ground, and the clock starts again. Over ten years a park can pay for its tee signage three or four times over and never once have a course that looks finished.
We build for the opposite outcome. Every sign we print goes through our double UV protection process, which protects the ink against the two things that actually kill park signage: ultraviolet bleaching and moisture working its way under the surface. Deep greens stay green. Black type stays black. The sign takes the full south-facing afternoon sun and the January freeze and keeps doing its job, which means the line item comes off your recurring budget and stays off.
That matters more for a public course than a private one. A city park has no pro shop, no staff at the first tee, and no one to tell a new player where the basket is. The sign is the entire orientation system. When it fades, the course does not just look neglected — it stops working. Players cut across fairways they cannot see, land in parking lots and neighboring property, and call the department to ask questions the sign was supposed to answer.
Durability is the reason to switch. Everything below is the reason it is easy to.
Double UV protection is standard on every sign, not an upgrade. The finish is what stops the sun from pulling color out of the print and stops water from creeping under the face. You buy tee signage once and spend the next years maintaining baskets and mowing, not reordering signs.
We send an itemized quote on letterhead with each sign line-itemed and shipping listed at zero — ready for a purchase order, a council agenda packet, a grant application, or a bid file. We invoice the department directly and work on your payment terms.
Per-hole layouts drawn to scale keep players on the intended fairway and away from lots, trails, and private property lines. We can carry park rules, hours, etiquette, and emergency location details on the signs or on a kiosk panel at the first tee.
Many public courses are signed at no cost to the department. Local businesses sponsor holes, their logo is featured on that hole's sign, and the sponsorships cover the order. We place every logo properly and can supply a sheet you or a local club can use to make the ask.
Free nationwide shipping with no minimum order means a course in another state costs your department exactly what it costs a park down the road from us. Signs arrive packed with the corners protected and ready to mount on your existing posts.
Trees fall and signs get hit. We keep your artwork on file, so replacing a single hole is a reprint, not a redesign. If a previous vendor made your originals we can match the layout so the course stays visually consistent.
An eighteen-hole municipal course with one tee pad per hole is eighteen signs — roughly eighteen hundred dollars from us, delivered, with nothing recurring behind it. A department replacing cheap faded signage every second season on the same course spends that much again and again, plus the staff hours to pull posts, remount, and dispose of the old panels, plus the years in between when the course is out there looking half-maintained to every resident who plays it.
The comparison is not sign price against sign price. It is one durable purchase against a recurring replacement line item. That is the case we would make to a council, and it is the reason most of the parks we sign never call us back except to add holes.
We have worked with state parks and municipal parks on new builds, full re-signs, and course redesigns.
Our design work includes disc golf courses at Jimmie Davis State Park in Chatham, Louisiana, South Toledo Bend State Park in Anacoco, Louisiana, and Sam Houston Jones State Park near Moss Bluff, Louisiana, alongside municipal and private courses in Louisiana, Texas, and beyond. Some of those projects were a full course design — routing, hole lengths, tee and basket placement — and others were a park with holes already in the ground that needed signage worth having. Either one is normal work for us.
Hole count, tee pads per hole, distances and par, and whether you want city or park logos carried on the signs. If your records are thin, an aerial screenshot with the fairways marked is enough to start.
We return an itemized quote on letterhead, usually the same day, with shipping at zero. Take it to your director, your purchasing office, your council, or your grant file.
Two to three days later you have a PDF proof of every sign — fairway shape, OB, distances, par, basket position, and your logos. Mark it up as many times as you need before anything prints.
Signs ship free anywhere in the United States, packed to arrive intact, sized to mount on standard posts. Most departments install a full course with their own crew in a day.
They are built to stay legible for years, not for a season. Every sign is printed and finished with our double UV protection process, so the ink is protected against sun bleaching, rain, freeze and thaw, and the daily beating a tee pad sign takes. Departments that switch to us stop budgeting for annual sign replacement.
Most faded park signage is a printed vinyl decal or an inkjet print laminated to a substrate, mounted where it takes full afternoon sun. Unprotected ink loses color in one to two summers and the laminate lifts at the edges. The fix is not buying the same product again — it is a sign with UV protection built in from the start.
Signs generally run $100 each with free shipping anywhere in the United States and no minimum order. An eighteen-hole course with one tee pad per hole is eighteen signs — about $1,800 delivered. Course maps and kiosk panels are quoted separately.
Yes. We send an itemized written quote on letterhead with every sign line-itemed and shipping listed at zero, so it can go straight into a purchase order, a council agenda packet, a grant application, or a bid file. We invoice the department and work on your payment terms.
Yes. We are based in Haughton, Louisiana and have designed and signed courses for state parks across Louisiana and Texas plus municipal parks in other states. Shipping is free to every state, so your location does not change your price.
Yes, with no minimum order. If we designed the original course we keep the artwork on file and can reprint one hole without redesigning anything. If another vendor made the originals we can match the layout so the course still looks consistent.
Under two weeks in most cases. Design takes two to three days from the information you send, then you approve a PDF proof and we print and ship. If you are planning a park opening or a tournament, order as soon as hole layouts are set.
Hole count, tee pad positions per hole, distances and par for each hole, and any city or park logos you want on the signs. A hand sketch or an aerial screenshot with the fairway marked is enough — we handle the drawing, scaling, and layout.
That is much of their value to a park. Clear per-hole layouts keep players off the wrong fairway and out of parking areas and neighboring property, and we can carry park rules, etiquette, hours, and emergency location information on the tee signs or on a kiosk panel at the first tee.
Itemized, on letterhead, shipping at zero — ready for your purchase order. No cost and no obligation, whether you are building a new course or replacing signage a previous vendor let fade.
See our tee sign gallery, course maps, or design your own tee signs online.
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