Diffusion of Disc Golf Courses in the United StatesFootnote^*

* The authors wish to thank the PDGA for all their assistance including a comprehensive database of disc golf courses in the United States. We also wish to thank Sara Beth Keough for her thorough and insightful comments on an earlier draft of this paper.

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