Paul McBeth Foundation Partners with Parkdly to Support Disc Golf Development in Rwanda

The Paul McBeth Foundation is proud to announce a new long-term partnership with Parkdly, a Finnish disc golf app designed to easily create professional-looking tee signs, course maps, and information boards for disc golf courses. The collaboration launches with the installation of professionally designed tee signs and a full course map at the Nyandungu Eco-Park Disc Golf Course in Kigali, Rwanda.

Through this partnership, Parkdly has designed and produced clear, modern, and easy-to-use tee signage and a comprehensive course map for the Nyandungu Eco-Park Disc Golf Course. The tee signs and course map were designed in Parkdly and delivered in a print-ready format for local production.

In addition, Parkdly has created a custom template and visual theme for the Paul McBeth Foundation within its platform. This dedicated setup will be used in future Foundation projects, helping ensure consistency, efficiency, and high-quality signage across disc golf initiatives worldwide.

“One of our long-term goals is to create sustainable, repeatable models for disc golf development around the world. Partnering with Parkdly allows us to bring consistency and professionalism to our projects, no matter where they’re located.” says Zachary Smith, Executive Director of the Paul McBeth Foundation.

“We’re proud to support the Paul McBeth Foundation’s work in Rwanda and around the world. Our goal at Parkdly is to help create more and better disc golf courses around the world, and an important part of that is making sure that when someone arrives at a course for the first time, the signage is clear, welcoming, and visually appealing. Partnering with the Paul McBeth Foundation is a perfect match, as we share the same ambition to grow the sport through high-quality course infrastructure”, says Lauri Alasaukko-oja, Co-Founder of Parkdly.

The Paul McBeth Foundation sees this partnership as an important step toward building long-term, scalable solutions for disc golf development globally. By combining on-the-ground impact with modern digital tools, the collaboration supports the Foundation’s mission to empower communities and grow the sport in a sustainable way.

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About the Paul McBeth Foundation

Founded in 2020 by professional disc golfer Paul McBeth, the Paul McBeth Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing sustainable disc golf to underserved communities around the world. To date, PMF has installed more than 354 holes across 17 countries, creating access to the sport for thousands of first-time players.