Jarrett Johnson of Cranberry Twp demonstrates how to play Disc Golf during the Cranberry Community Days in Cranberry Township Community Park in July.

CRANBERRY TWP — A championship-level disc golf course is coming to North Boundary Park next year as part of the Cranberry Township Community Chest’s 2018 Project of the Year.

The project includes an 18-hole championship disc golf course, a 6-hole ADA accessible learn-to-play disc golf course and a one mile nature trail on an undeveloped hillside on the western part of the park.

“This is one more thing that helps our community and makes it a more desirable place,” said Bruce Mazzoni, CTCC board member.

The project was announced during the CTCC’s Community Days celebration in July. The group is trying to raise $300,000 to complete all of the necessary work, Mazzoni said.

This is the eighth project for the CTCC. The group has raised $2.8 million from resident and business donations to fund the last seven projects. Mazzoni said they are nearly halfway to the goal and hope to reach it by spring.

The community chest is partnering with Pittsburgh Flying Disc, a regional disc golf association dedicated to expanding the sport, to promote and manage the course.