In April of 1999, the Brakewell Steel / Town of Warwick Disc Golf course officially opened for play at the Warwick (NY) Town Park.

Disc Golf is a sport similar in rules, terminology, and strategy to “Ball Golf”, except instead of attempting to hit a ball into a hole, in disc golf the object is to throw a flying disc (e.g. a Frisbee) into a standardized basket-and-chain catching device called a Pole-Hole. There are approximately 1800 courses throughout the United States and the sport is experiencing fast growth as schools, parks, and recreation departments seek alternate and inexpensive additions to their programs.
Brakewell Steel is the main sponsor of this world-class course, designed and installed by Dan Doyle. One of the unique features of this course is that each of the tee signs marking the Professional tees is one of Brakewells steel animals.

These tees are now known as the Animal Tees. For more information about Disc Golf, contact Dan Doyle or the Skylands Flying Disc Club at www.nynjdiscgolf.com.