Disc Golf course Player signage
University of West Florida Outdoor Adventures
Disc golf pin ⤻
Tee pad sign on disc golf course ⟶
12’ x 18’ aluminum tee pad signs installed on the Pensacola campus 21-hole disc golf course.
This is what the disc flight path on hole 16 looks like.
The concrete slab on the bottom of the photo is the tee pad for advanced players. You can see the pin at the end of the tree tunnel, it’s currently in position ‘A’. Players use the sign (shown on the right) to note that in the A position, this is a Par 3 hole, and that if they throw from the concrete slab, it’s a 380 foot throw.
This is the tee pad sign for the hole pictured on the left.
Here are all of the final tee signs.
DISC GOLF COURSE KIOSK
Outdoor Adventures (OA) expanded their existing disc golf course and needed some large-scale permanent signage to increase awareness about the course to increase usage. I designed three panels that will be printed on blank signs provided by UWFs’ Facilities department to save on cost.
One of the major factors for this project requiring coordination between multiple UWF departments, was that this kiosk needed to comply with university signage rules while still visually standing apart. Below is the process artwork used to push the kiosk through the various channels for approval.
The bottom left and bottom middle section of this map panel was designed to allow space for two acrylic frames like the one pictured below to be mounted (from Amazon).
The frame on the right will hold information about the current pin locations for each hole (either A or B).
The frame on the left will have disc golf related information such as tournament dates and upcoming special events.
Photo credits: University of West Florida