Frisbee golf, frolf or, most technically, disc golf, has its own scene in Baltimore, with spacious courses in Druid Hill Park, Roland Park, Lake Montebello and Goucher College, among other spots. Now that scene has its very own beer, thanks to Peabody Heights Brewery.

Tonight marks the official release of the Skip Ace IPA, a 6.5 percent ABV unfiltered India Pale Ale the breweryโ€™s marketing director, Edward Oโ€™Keefe, says makes for โ€œvery clean, really easy drinking.โ€ The beer is a collaboration between the Abell brewery, Eagle Mill Disc Golf in Hampden and Linthicumโ€™s Whiteyโ€™s Liquors, with a portion of all proceeds going toward a beautification effort for Druid Hill Parkโ€™s 27-hole course.

Beyond the new beer on tap, there will โ€œputtingโ€โ€“just like what youโ€™d do on the green with a ball and club, but with your hands, a Frisbee and a basket.

Those who canโ€™t make it (or want some more afterward) can find the Skip Ace IPA in cans at the Wine Source in Hampden, Whiteyโ€™s Liquors, Eddieโ€™s on both St. Paul and N. Charles or Bo Brooksโ€™ Lighthouse Liquors in Canton.

5-8 p.m., Peabody Heights Brewing, 401 E. 30th St., (410) 467-7837, Facebook event.

Ethan McLeod is a freelance reporter in Baltimore. He previously worked as an editor for the Baltimore Business Journal and Baltimore Fishbowl. His work has appeared in Bloomberg CityLab, Next City and...