Disc Golf Players Come to Alberta City

Athletes like the courses in Grande Prairie.

Pro disc golfer Sofia Donnecke is practicing to win a second national title.

Donnecke is one of 400 athletes competing in the Canadian National Disc Golf Championships. The event is in Grande Prairie, Alberta, from Friday to Sunday.

Disc golf is like traditional golf and needs a disciplined mindset.

Donnecke says disc golf is like traditional golf, where you need to be organized.

This is the first national disc golf tournament in Alberta in 25 years.

The city has very good disc golf courses, making it a great place for the tournament.

Dylan Bressey has seen the sport grow in the city over the past decade.

Bressey started playing disc golf in a park with friends in 2011.

The city now has three disc golf courses, which is a big improvement.

More women are playing disc golf in Edmonton.

Grande Prairie has one of the best disc golf communities in Canada.

Pro disc golfer Thomas Gilbert likes the city's disc golf courses.

The courses have good technicality and elevation, making them great for a national championship.

The tournament is taking place at three disc golf courses in the city.

The tournament is a chance to show off the city to visitors.

The city is excited to have players stay in local hotels and visit local restaurants.

Donnecke is visiting Alberta for the first time and likes the courses.

Donnecke has been practicing on the courses to get ready for the tournament.

A disc golf park in Calgary is very popular.

Gilbert is feeling calm and ready for the tournament.

Gilbert wants to play his best game and win another national title. He knows there are many good competitors.

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