Utah’s disc golf
authority.
ElevateUT Disc Golf is a Utah 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 92-2719419) founded in 2022 in Salt Lake City. We help municipalities fund, design, and build professional disc golf courses across Utah. Since founding, ElevateUT has secured over $701,000 in public funding through UORG, TAP, and city-match grants, resulting in courses including The Arena in West Jordan, River Bottoms in Draper, Dragonfly in Lehi, and the Wasatch Wunder in Midway. The organization operates weekly leagues serving hundreds of active players, contributes thousands of volunteer hours annually, and secured hosting rights for the 2026 US Women’s Disc Golf Championship — the first PDGA Major in Utah since 2021.
ElevateUT Disc Golf is a Utah 501(c)(3) non-profit. We help cities fund, design, and build professional disc golf courses — and run the leagues that keep them alive.
Four years.
$701K secured.
From two volunteers and a fundraiser to a statewide network of courses, leagues, and the 2026 USWDGC.
ElevateUT Founded
Scott Belchak founded ElevateUT to formalize the Wasatch Wunder project. What started as a fever dream at 9,000 feet became an organization.
501(c)(3) Status
Incorporated as a non-profit. EIN 92-2719419. Mission: help cities build professional disc golf infrastructure across Utah.
Creekside Renovation
Helped catalyze a $200K Salt Lake County renovation of Creekside (est. 1982). Play surged 54% the following year.
River Bottoms Opens
Draper’s first disc golf course opened along the Jordan River. First in Utah to secure UORG funding for installation.
USWDGC Awarded
Salt Lake City awarded the 2026 US Women’s Disc Golf Championship — the first PDGA Major in Utah since 2021 Pro Worlds.
The Arena Opens
$400K championship park in West Jordan. First Utah disc golf course designed through a formal RFP with 12 bids.
728 League Players
League platform grew to 728 players, 16 weekly leagues, and 10,700+ event registrations. Yearly Project Fund raised $10K.
USWDGC at Brighton
25th Annual US Women’s Championship. 330+ women competing at 9,000 feet across Brighton, Creekside, Dragonfly, and Roots.
Four pillars.
One playbook.
Every dollar, every hour, every basket we install rolls up into one of these four. If it doesn’t, we don’t do it.
Fund
We write grants, run fundraisers, and partner with municipalities to put public funding behind professional courses.
Build
We know the designers, the contractors, and the process. We help cities build courses to the same professional standard as any other park amenity.
Sustain
Leagues fund ongoing maintenance through the Course Improvement Fund. The community that plays the course keeps it alive — year-round, not just opening day.
Grow
Leagues, clinics, women’s nights, junior development. Professional courses need players — we grow the community that fills them.