We’re always excited to work with local artists on a logo design that represents Douglas Park and Regina as a whole. This year we worked with local artist, Harley Sinclair. Harley Sinclair is a contemporary Indigenous artist based in Regina, Saskatchewan. Harley first caught the disc golf bug about five years ago and quickly became an integral part of the local community. Whether volunteering at tournaments, serving on the board, or just being a familiar face on the fairways, he brought his signature energy and enthusiasm to growing the sport in Regina. Over the years, he’s also lent his artistic talents to the game, designing two past stamps for the Sask Open and now, drumroll please, contributing a brand-new stamp for the 2025 Tommy Douglas Open. This year’s design pits a fierce and confident Tommy the Turtle against Regina’s own Scotty the T-Rex in an epic face-off. Framed by a swirling motif inspired by the prairie lily, the artwork also features the iconic top of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, paying tribute to the tournament’s namesake, Tommy Douglas, seventh premier of Saskatchewan. Keep your eyes peeled for these stunning discs at TDO 2025! To support Harley and follow his creative journey, you can visit www.harleyfinearts.ca or find him on Instagram at @harleysinclairart