Welcome!

Niagara Region Disc Golf (www.nrdg.org) would like to take this opportunity to introduce you to the exciting world of Disc Golf!  Founded in 1988, NRDG, has been organizing and sponsoring Disc Golf events, locally, for two decades. Within the past 8 years, we have witnessed an unprecedented growth in disc sports in our area. With our efforts, the support of the New York State Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Department, Erie County Parks and numerous private contributions, we have financed, designed and installed five new courses within our region. Player numbers, professional tournaments, charity events, clinics, leagues, fundraisers and the like have increased dramatically as a result of this growth.  
 
Niagara Region Disc Golf is an organized club managed by a group of professional individuals from the Niagara Region. The goal is to promote the growth of the sport in our area. Our success has come from having a good working relationship with the State of New York Parks, Erie County Parks, local businesses and the hard work of many individuals. Below is a list of the projects NRDG has completed
to date. 

1997 – Added 9 holes to Joseph Davis State Park
1998 – 18 Hole Course - Evangola State Park
1999 – 18 Hole Course - Beaver Island State Park
2000 – 18 Hole Course – Wilson-Tuscarora State Park
2002 – 18 Hole Course – Chestnut Ridge Park (Erie County Parks)
2007 – 18 Hole Course – Como Park (Erie County Parks)
2008 – 18 Hole Course – Black Diamond DGC Emery Park (Eric County Parks)
2009 – 18 Hole Course – Shore Winds White Course, Lakeside State Park
2010 – 18 Hole Course – Ellicott Creek Park (Erie County Parks)
2010 – 18 Hole Course – Shore Winds Blue Course, Lakeside State Park
2011 – 18 Hole Course – Angry Apple, Darien Lakes State Park
2015 – Complete Redesign of Evangola State Park Course
 
NRDG is one of the oldest organized Disc Golf clubs in the country. We are currently average 70 players every Wednesday evening. We have had over 135 different people play on a league night. Our PDGA (www.pdga.com) sanctioned tournaments have been filling up completely for the past several years.
 
NRDG will continually seek to promote the sport of disc golf. By working with the State and County parks we are able to provide a very affordable recreation for the whole family.