The Paul McBeth Foundation will carry out our mission and vision by partnering with strong community leaders who can catch our vision for the opportunities and benefits disc golf can provide. We plan to walk alongside our partners from concept to installation and are committed to providing ongoing support to each of our project partners. To alleviate our partners' burden, fundraising efforts will cover all costs associated with the initial investment of installing a disc golf course. Our team has seen firsthand the positive impact that disc golf has on enhancing communities and empowering individuals. We want to see this happen worldwide.
Our first course in Central Europe is here! This 9-hole layout at Polish Airmen Park, designed by Avery Jenkins and supported by DiscGolfPark, brings disc golf to one of Kraków’s most popular parks.
PMF’s first course in Tanzania is officially open! Installed at the University of Dar es Salaam, this 18-hole course with long and short tees marks a major milestone for disc golf in East Africa. With support from regional leaders and a focus on sustainable growth, the project sets the stage for future expansion across the country.
The Paul McBeth Foundation is excited to announce Project 4.5, an initiative that will bring Serbia's first permanent disc golf course to the beautiful city of Belgrade.
"We're incredibly excited to bring disc golf to Burgas," said Paul McBeth, six-time PDGA World Champion and founder of PMF.
The Paul McBeth Foundation is thrilled to announce its most significant project to date, a community-focused effort that will bring the first disc golf course to New York City.
Project 4.2 will help solidify and potentially expand the only disc golf course in Mongolia, which sits just outside the capital city of Ulaanbaatar.
In 2024, the Paul McBeth Foundation ventures back to South America, introducing Uruguay's first permanent disc golf course in the capital city of Montevideo.
Paul McBeth Foundation Answers the Call for More Disc Golf in Africa, Bringing the Sport to Kasama and Ndola, Zambia, with help from ZÜCA and the PDGA
This community has been underserved for centuries and we see this disc golf course becoming an encouragement that makes life more enjoyable for the Batwa community.
The City of Detroit has not had a completed permanent disc golf course within city limits and we’re working with Discraft and People for Palmer Park (PFPP) to change that.
These courses will feature beginner-friendly layouts that will enrich their respective tribal communities.
We will be installing an 18-hole course complete with teesigns, teepads, and a practice basket on the Complutense University campus.
Our second project in the United States was located in Camden, New Jersey, where we worked with the Salvation Army-owned Camden Kroc Center.
Project 2.4 brought us a few miles outside of Nairobi, the capital of Kenya. This 18-hole course is located on the grounds of a non-profit organization called Rimpa Estates Wildlife Conservancy, and gives access to disc golf for over 4 million people in the city.
Project 2.3 was our first project in Africa, and Uganda presented us with another opportunity to install multiple courses.
The Managua project finds PMF installing two courses in and around Nicaragua’s capital city.
This Eastern European project offered the opportunity to install Montenegro’s first disc golf course.
We are committed to working with Hyde Park Disc Golf, Disc Golf Chicago, and Discmania to install a course in one city’s Southside parks.
The third Paul McBeth Foundation project brought two courses to a major city in a country that previously did not have a permanent disc golf course.
The second Paul McBeth Foundation project brought the first permanent 18-hole disc golf course to Guatemala, installed at the base of a volcano located in Santa Maria de Jesus.
The first Paul McBeth Foundation project was completed in May of 2021 in La Paz, Mexico.
We can't carry out our mission alone and are looking for partners who want to see a disc golf course installed in a place where people don't already have access to disc golf. Currently, we are seeking partners in Major Cities, Developing Countries, and Indigenous Communities. If you would like to work with the Paul McBeth Foundation to install a disc golf course in one of these areas, please fill out the following form. Our team will review all project requests and one of our staff members will follow up with you.
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