About this Project

The Paul McBeth Foundation proudly presents Project 2.3: Uganda, marking the first-ever disc golf courses in Uganda. Installed across two dynamic locations—an 18-hole championship course at Ndejje University (a leading African higher-education institution north of Kampala) and a 9-hole community course at an orphanage and school in Katosi, a vibrant fishing village on Lake Victoria—this project lays the groundwork for East Africa’s disc golf future.

Fueled by a global network of partners—Ledgestone (Gold sponsor), UDisc, DGPT, Dynamic Discs, Discraft, Discmania, GRIP eq, DoubleG Craft Jerky, 1010 Discs—and vital donor support, PMF is delivering sustainable recreation, youth engagement, and community-building tools where access has been limited.

Join the Builders Club to help power Uganda’s first disc golf journey—and future PMF projects worldwide.

Why This Community?

Ndejje University is one of East Africa’s top academic and athletic hubs, located ~25 miles north of Kampala. The 18-hole course here opens up competitive play and has already hosted Uganda’s first university-level tournament, drawing 96 players and setting a foundation for monthly events.

Katosi, on the shores of Lake Victoria, is home to a school and orphanage that gained a 9-hole course, offering immediate recreational access to youth who lack structured activities. This ensures equitable opportunity in under-resourced areas.

By establishing Uganda’s first courses at both university and community levels, the Foundation is leveraging sport to promote education, belonging, teamwork, and cross-cultural exchange. It’s a powerful step toward making disc golf a truly international sport..