In 2015, RDG started a doubles program at the new course. Disc golf education clinics and membership packages for paying members were also implemented that year as well. Around this same time, the Highland Disc Golf Course was built in the city of Roanoke, and the course started helping the club engagement get to the next level with weekly events taking place in the heart of the city. The well designed 9 hole course proved very popular with it's unique layout and convenience to most places in Roanoke.

 

As the club evolved, the leadership team filed for the Roanoke Disc Golf Club to be a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in late 2016. This was a huge development for the club, and helped to establish a formalized leadership team.In 2017 RDG started designing and building the Mayflower Hills Disc Golf Course at the Explore Park. Many course design and course construction workdays went into the course and it's completion date was in May of 2018. Roanoke County spent many hours with and without our members helping to make this course possible. It's currently the only 18 hole course in Roanoke. The day after the ribbon cutting in May of 2018, the first tournament was held at Mayflower Hills and 93 players were in attendance. 2018 was also a great year in the way of community service and outreach. The club did a handful of small to large service events with the community. These events were varied, including player clinics, teaching children from a few local organizations, events at the Roanoke Y, as well as running disc golf tournaments for local festivals like Floyd Fandango and Floyd Fest.