ABOUT B.D.G.C

In 2022 the Paris DGC and Brantford DGC joined to form the Brant DGC

The Brant Disc Golf Club supports the growth of the sport of disc golf by introducing, teaching, and promoting the rules, values and techniques which are important to all players regardless of age and skill level. Through the efforts of its members, the non-profit community based club promotes the sport by hosting public events, supports local charities through outreach activities, and maintains its courses with volunteer stewardship. Bridging the gap between nature and recreation, the B.D.G.C promotes a family-friendly environment and educates the Brant County and Brantford communities on the joys of playing disc golf while also advocating sportsmanship and integrity which are the foundation of all healthy athletic activities.

Since 2016, B.D.G.C have raised $3,000 for local charities and 10 car loads of food to local charities.
B.D.G.C has also donated over $7,500 for course improvements and equipment at the course.
Here is an overview of some of those improvements.

Paris DGC

Added a practice basket at hole one
Moved and added short tee pad to hole #1
Added a long tee pad to hole #2
Added a B position basket to hole #2
Changed hole #4 basket location
Added a B position basket to hole #4
Added a short to hole #5 and moved the long back
Added a B position basket to hole #7
Added a long tee pad to hole #8
Reversed hole #9
Added a long tee pad to hole #10
Raised the basket on hole #10
Moved the basket on hole #14
Added a short tee pad on hole #16
Added a short tee pad on hole #17
Added B position basket on hole #17
Added a short tee pad on Hole #18
Talal's memorial bench on Hole#14
Added B position basket on Hole# 8
Added a B position basket to Hole# 15

Mohawk DGC

2022 the club worked along side the City of Brantford for many upgrades
B.D.G.C designed new tee signs for the course
Parks and Recreation installed new 6x6 posts to mount the new signs
Holes 10 & 11 were combined to make a new hole
"Old" hole 11 was removed for safety and course flow concerns
City of Brantford provided access to a new area of the park for disc golf use
Holes 11, 12 & 13 were added to this new space
"Old" hole 12 was removed for safety concerns regarding the pavilion
No more throwing at 12's tee pad from "old" hole 14
Holes 15 & 16 were combined to make a new hole
"Old" hole 16 was removed
Course flow has improved tremendously

Brant Disc Golf Club

Helped organize two kids clinics for neighborhood associations in Brantford
This resulted in 6 baskets being installed permanently in 2 different parks in Brantford
Turtle Pond park now has a 3 hole course
Donegal park now has a 3 hole course
2020 Gave away 100 discs to kids in the area
Given away hundreds of disc to new players over the years.
Growing Disc Golf
All this was done by volunteers from the club