How to Install a Disc Golf Tee Pad | Fluent Disc Sport Inc.

Prepare the Base, Drainage & Edges

Installation cross-section — PDF to follow

Image to follow

The prepared assembly supports the turf throughout its service life. Build an even, stable foundation with positive drainage and secure edges so the throwing surface remains properly supported.

Prepare and compact the subgrade and suitable base materials.
Include separation fabric or geotextile where required by soil conditions and the approved installation detail.
Grade the surface and surrounding ground to carry water away rather than trap it beside the pad.
Use the specified edge restraint, framing and anchoring, and finish seams and transitions carefully.
Photograph the base, drainage, edges and completed installation for the project record.

Follow Fluent’s published instructions or approved project detail for the full assembly. Explore course design and build support.

Solum Products & Project Support

Explore Solum turf, specifications and installation accessories. For your complete order, compare tee pad quantities and turf options.

Request a project quotation or ask about course design and build support.

Plan the Tee Before You Build

A durable turf tee starts below the playing surface. Plan the usable run-up area, a stable foundation, drainage and secure edges as one assembly.

Where layouts share a tee, use the longest layout to choose its size. Use the Tee Pad Size Advisor to compile your course requirements.

Care for Your Turf Tee Pad

Clear leaves, grit and organic debris with a suitable broom or blower, and brush high-traffic areas as needed. Keep drainage routes open and repair small edge or fastening issues before they affect play.

Inspect the surface, seams, edges, fasteners and base after heavy use and seasonal ground movement. Keep installation and maintenance records for long-term support.

Wet leaves, snow, ice and standing water can affect footing. Check conditions before play and manage access when the tee is unsafe.