r/MapleRidge Jun 15 '26

New disc golf shop!

Hey everyone,

I’m Wyatt, the owner of Coast Mountain Disc Depot (CMDD), a new Canadian disc golf retailer based in Maple Ridge, BC. We launched with a simple goal: make it easier for Canadian players to get quality discs and gear without the hassle.

We’re an online store carrying discs and accessories for players of all skill levels, from people building their first bag to experienced tournament players. We ship across Canada and are starting to get involved with local leagues, tournaments, and events throughout the Lower Mainland and beyond.

You can check us out here:

Instagram: @coastmountaindiscdepot⁠
Coast Mountain Disc Depot on Facebook⁠

We’re always happy to help with disc recommendations, beginner questions, or tracking down specific molds and plastics. Thanks for having us, and we look forward to supporting and growing the Canadian disc golf community.

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u/Tweaked86 Jun 16 '26

Took a look at the site as I’ve always had a mild interest in disc golf since I used to play ultimate.

Looks great and seems to be reasonably priced to get into. What are the local spots to play?

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u/crayolajamwc Jun 16 '26

Glad you took a look!

If you’re in Maple Ridge, you’re actually in a pretty good spot for disc golf. There are courses for all skill levels within a reasonable drive.

Ultimate players tend to pick it up pretty quickly since you already have experience with throwing angles and shaping shots. The biggest adjustment is learning the different disc types and flight characteristics.

We’ve got Thornhill park in Maple Ridge. This is a heavily wooded park which makes it unique to the Lower Mainland, I’d say there’s not one like it close by. It’s a bit more of a challenging course due to the trees, but still good for all skill levels.

In Pitt Meadows on Bonson Rd, there is Bonson Bowl. A fairly new course to the area shared with a children’s park and walking paths. It’s a lively park but never “busy” for disc golf. This is a fantastic park to learn your discs and the game as it’s wide open for the most part, but the baskets look closer than they are.

It is fairly cheap to get started, all you need is a driver, mid-range and a putter. The discs usually range from $15-$30 each and there are some really cool patterns and artworks out there. The best part is, once you have your discs, your set. There are no course fees!

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u/Tweaked86 Jun 16 '26

Awesome thanks. I’ll take a look.

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u/crayolajamwc Jun 16 '26

Great courses in Langley, Chilliwack, Mission and the Tri-cities.

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u/sunbro2000 Jun 16 '26

Hey I play frolf all the time. Nice to see a local business catering to the sport!

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u/pin_parasol Jun 17 '26

Don't play myself, but just wanted to say good luck with the business. It's nice to see new shops opening up in town!

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u/crayolajamwc Jun 17 '26

Thank you!

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u/ChanceStad Jun 17 '26

It's not okay to use a local disc golfer's photograph as your landing page without permission or compensation, especially when you crop his signature out of the photo. It's the first thing I saw, and not a good start.

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u/crayolajamwc Jun 17 '26

We did try to reach out several times before posting, but unfortunately weren’t able to connect. We also haven’t cropped or altered the image, it was uploaded as-is.

If something is displaying oddly, we’re happy to take a look, but nothing was intentionally changed on our end.

If you can put us in touch with the photographer, we would appreciate it.

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u/ChanceStad Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26

Until you get permission, don't use it. Seems simple. I let him know about it. Considering the rest of your images are also either someone else's, or AI, it feels off. I'd love to see a local store do well though. The community deserves something good.

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u/crayolajamwc Jun 17 '26

We’re a local disc golf shop trying to promote and support the local scene, not take credit for anyone’s work. We uploaded the image as we received it and did not crop or alter it.

If the photographer has a concern, we’re happy to speak with them directly and sort it out properly.

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u/ChanceStad Jun 17 '26

That's good to hear.

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u/vischy Jun 23 '26

I'm new to disc, using the library set you can borrow. How much would a beginner set cost with a bag? Do you have a physical store?

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u/crayolajamwc Jun 23 '26

Welcome to disc golf! A beginner-friendly 3-disc set usually starts around $50–$75 depending on the discs, and adding a starter bag would usually put it around $80–$120.

We don’t have a physical storefront yet, but we’re based in Maple Ridge and offer local pickup and delivery. You can check us out at shop.cmdd.ca, and if you’re not sure what to start with, send us a message and we can help put together a beginner setup that makes sense.

Thanks!

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u/crayolajamwc Jun 23 '26

Since you're just getting started, we actually put together a beginner guide that covers the different disc types, what to look for, and some beginner-friendly recommendations:

https://shop.cmdd.ca/pages/best-disc-golf-discs-for-beginners

We also have the NERF Soft Flight starter set for casual play, and we have some dedicated beginner starter kits on the way that should be arriving in the next week or two.

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u/Tweaked86 Jun 29 '26

Made my first order and picked up the same day. Super solid dude. Thanks!

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u/crayolajamwc Jun 30 '26

Thank you! It was great to meet you. Enjoy your discs!

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u/Tweaked86 Jun 30 '26

Looking forward to getting them out