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Resident urges OC Parks to create a permanent disc‑golf course on county parkland
Summary
A resident asked supervisors to recommend OC Parks identify a location for a full‑length disc golf course on county parkland, arguing the sport’s low cost, low maintenance and community benefits warrant inclusion in park planning.
Matt Page, a resident of Irvine, told the Board that Orange County Parks lacks even a single permanent disc‑golf course across its 60,000 acres and urged supervisors to recommend that OC Parks work with communities to site a full‑length course in county parks such as Mason Regional Park, Irvine Regional Park or Laguna Niguel Regional Park.
Page said disc golf is affordable to install, requires maintenance comparable to trail upkeep, and provides recreational benefits across ages and abilities. He asked the Board to encourage OC Parks and the Irvine Community Services Commission to evaluate potential locations and community interest.
The Board did not take action during the meeting; Page’s comments were delivered during the public‑comment period and recorded for the public record.
