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The Arizona Disc Golf Club is a dedicated band of disc golfers helping to further the sport in the Grand Canyon state. Each year they pull together to deliver The Memorial. This event kicks off the National Tour and is always a welcome repose from disc golfers in Northern climes.
An organization of professional, amateur, and recreational disc golfers in the Northern Arizona region.
Welcome to the Disc Golf Club of Albany's web site. The DGCA was founded in 2003 by five members with the following goals: to promote completive disc golf in our community; create and maintain disc golf courses in the central Willamette valley; and create an inclusive, safe, and fair disc golf community. To these ends we continue to work on projects that we started in 2003.
The WDGC serves disc golfers in the Corvallis , OR area.
Our Mission is to provide a place for Willamette Valley disc golfers to meet and organize their efforts for the betterment of disc golf in the valley. We have two courses in the Corvallis area. An 18-hole basket course at Willamette Park and a 18-hole basket course at Adair Park. Try them both for some nice variety.
The Eugene Disc Golf Club was formed in 1992 by local Eugene area Disc Golfers with the intent of fostering a community of saucer tossers in the Southern Willamette Valley. The Club has expanded from the original three founders to a roster of over 150 disc golfers from all over the Pacific Northwest. The EDGC now sponsors two PDGA tournaments every year, the Great Northwest Open in April (Apr 28-29,2007) and Eugene Disc Golf Celebration Tournament (Sept 8-9,2007) in September. Both tournaments attract over 140 participants and the Celebration Tournament has been doing it for 17 consecutive years! Both tournaments are also part of the successful Oregon Series of summer disc golf events held across the state. The EDGC is proud to be associated with the Oregon Series since it's creation in 2002. During winter the EDGC is a sponsor of the Oregon Liquid Environment Series of eight Disc Golf Tourneys held around Lane and Benton counties. These enjoyable tournaments have been run by EDGC member Tom Embree since 1993! The Club has actively promoted the sport to new players through clinic outreaches for kids in grades K-12 and sponsorship of deserving local Amateur players to attend Disc Golf events throughout the USA. In 1997 the EDGC embarked on an ambitious proposal for a new 18 hole Disc Golf Course at Dexter State Park outside of Eugene. Through the hard work of volunteers from the EDGC and generous donations from Disc Golfers from all over Oregon, in June of 2001 the first 18 baskets were planted in the ground at Dexter Disc Golf Course. Currently the EDGC has submitted proposals for disc golf courses at Lynx Hollow, Richardson, and Laurelwood parks. Lynx Hollow has been approved and the installation should begin in the next year. In the future the Club hopes to keep its positive involvement with the growth of Disc Golf in Oregon and the Northwest as one of it's top priorities!
Our Purpose:
- To promote the sport of disc golf in the Central Oregon area.
- To develop a volunteer base of motivated and interested individuals for the purpose of creating and maintaining disc golf courses in our area.
- To create an effective organization to develop, sponsor and promote local and national level tournaments in our area.
- To promote a sense of community through the creation and promotion of community charity events.
- To create a forum where players can come together to play a great game while forging new friendships through fun and healthy competition.
Thanks for visiting nrdga.com (Northern Rockies Disc Golf Alliance). This is your direct link to disc golf action across the state of Montana. Please take a look around and visit the partner club sites to see what is going on in the area. Look for larger tournaments, and more legitimate courses to be sprouting up all over in the coming years. 2006 is going to prove to be a turning point in the growth of the sport for Montana. Thanks for all of you who do all you can to make this happen and to all of you that play the game every day!!!
The GCFDGC serves disc golfers in the Missoula, MT area.
The Gem State Disc Golf Club serves disc golfers in the state of Idaho.
s The San Francisco Disc Golf Club is dedicated to promoting the sport of disc golf and fostering a sense of community for disc golfers in San Francisco, and wherever our sphere of influence might reach. Every time we play disc golf we are ambassadors for our sport, and we endeavor to promote disc golfing as an environmentally and socially beneficial sport. We prove on a daily basis that disc golf is challenging and rewarding for people from all ages and backgrounds, and that the sport coexists amicably with other recreations in urban parks.
The Kamloops Disc Golf club serves disc golfers in the Kamloops, BC area. Their goals are:
- to promote the sport of Disc Golf through new course development, support/maintenance & upgrading of current courses
- to actively promote inexpensive play
- to host events intended to introduce new players to the sport of Disc Golf
- to support organized tournament play
The Air Fairways Disc Golf Club serves disc golfers in the Billings, MT area and claims the 'Diamond X' as its home huck laboratory.
About BADCO
BADCO ('Basic Average Discer') is a club founded in May of 1998 by Ronnie Ross, Brett Marshall, Desean Brown and Bill Askew for the purpose of promoting disc golf in the Denver area. Together with Hyland Hills Park and Recreation District, BADCO helped to develop and install the Badlands Disc Golf Course in Federal Heights (north Denver). BADCO is one of the largest disc golf clubs in Colorado and is growing daily. To learn more, tour our website or call 303-427-2358.
Since BADCO's inception we have done numerous projects with Parks & Rec departments all over the metro area. We designed and constructed the Westminster course A.K.A. (White Hawk). We also designed the South Suburban course A.K.A. Badlands South and designed, constructed and helped pay for the Easter Seals 27 hole course through fund raisers. Easter Seals has 9 wheel-chair capable holes.
The Mile High Disc Golf Club serves disc golfers in the state of Colorado.
The DesMoines Disc Golf Club serves disc golfers in the DesMoines, Iowa area.
The Charlotte Disc Golf Club serves disc golfers in the Charlotte, NC area.
The club has had several names since it's inception in 1979. They are: Charlotte Frisbee Club
Cooperative, Charlotte Frisbee Club and Charlotte Disc Golf League.The "Charlotte Frisbee Cooperative" was originally founded in the late 70's by a University of North Carolina at Charlotte student. "Frisbee Golf" was played on campus using light poles as targets and even a corner of a building. In the early 80's, a course was developed in Latta Park in the Dilworth neighborhood near uptown Charlotte. The targets started out as marked trees,
moved to hand-crafted cedar posts and eventually baskets were installed in the late 80's.Thanks in a large part to tireless efforts of local Hall of Famer, Stan McDaniel, Charlotte has
become a true mecca for disc golf. In particular, his course designs at Hornet's Nest and
Renaissance define the local scene. The blood, sweat, and tears shed at Renny to make it
possibly the most challenging course in the world (while fair and fun), have earned
Stan the title, Mule #1.In 1986, the PDGA's World Championships came to town, organized by Steve Lambert. Temporary
basket courses were setup at Reedy Creek, Hornets Nest and Latta Park for this event. A decade
later, the World's returned in 1997 at the permanent Hornets Nest course and Winthrop University's
Lakefront Gold Course in neighboring Rock Hill, SC.A web presence was created in July, 1997 to promote the World's event and to celebrate the
completion of course improvements throughout the city.Since then Charlotte has been an active disc golf city with many regularly scheduled events
that have been well attended and enjoyed by thousands.
Event History
The Great Lakes Disc Golf Club is a collection of local Disc Golf enthusiasts who love the sport of Disc Golf. It is through their combined efforts that the sport of Disc Golf exists in the Milwaukee, and the south east Wisconsin area!
The main mission or purpose of the Great Lakes Disc Golf Club is the promotion and the betterment of the great sport of Disc Golf. It is our intent to sponsor, promote and spread the word about our sport and improve the Disc Golf scene in the greater Milwaukee and Wisconsin area. Of the many ways that it is possible to accomplish this tremendous task, the GLDGC works through local events like major, annual, nationally and internationally recognized local tournaments, Disc Golf Clinics held during the summer season specifically geared toward young people, and charity events such as events that sponsor local food banks, and specially sponsored events which donate dollars to organizations like MDA and the MAACC FUND.
The GLDGC is also working to expand the availability of courses in the Milwaukee and South East Wisconsin area by meeting with many local municipal officials and explaining to them the many advantages of having Disc Golf Courses in their local parks and public lands. Your membership support helps us go a long way.
The Houston Flying Disc Society was formed in 1991 to promote disc sports throughout Greater Houston and began working with the Houston Parks and Recreation and Harris county parks departments to get permanent disc golf courses installed.
In 1991 there were no permanent disc golf courses in Harris county, now Houston enjoys 22 courses within a one hour drive of downtown...the most of any city in the United States! And the number continues to grow!There are courses all over the city as well as in the nearby communities of Clute, Hitchcock, Missouri City, Pasadena and the Woodlands. Venturing Northwest out of town on US-290, you can find excellent privately owned courses at “The Snow Farm” as well as Moody’s outside of Bastrop, and Circle-R at Wimberley.
You can view our Course Directory for the Houston area here. A great regional course map can also be found here.
How does the sport of disc golf benefit from HFDS? We have 18 disc golf courses in the Houston area! We annually host the Texas States Disc Golf Championship where the best disc golfer in Texas is crowned every year. Our leagues generate entire crops of new upcoming star players! Houston players have done a fabulous job of hosting the 2002 Pro World Disc Golf Championship and in setting the standard for professionally run tournaments. Every year, the Houston club is one of the tops in the nation in raising money for charity in its annual Ice Bowl events. HFDS club members are running for elected offices of the PDGA, WFDF and are leading the forefront in its support of the PDGA.
The Longs Peak disc golf club serves disc golfers in the Longmont, CO area.
Disc golf is becoming an ever more popular sport. NebDisc is here to spread information about disc golf in Nebraska and the surrounding communities. Get an old Frisbee or a long flying golf disc available at sporting good stores. Find a course and enjoy the art of flying plastic around obstacles and into metal baskets.
Welcome to the Island Disc Golf Society
The Aim of the Island Disc Golf Society is to develop the sport of Disc Golf through developing partnerships, the stewardship of our local resources and by growing community involvement and awareness. We are based in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
The MADC serves disc golfer in the tri-state area of Pennsylvania, New Jersey & New York.
What is the PFDS?
The Pittsburgh Flying Disc Society (PFDS) is a non-profit association that promotes Disc Golf in the Pittsburgh region. Since 1984, PFDS has spearheaded the development of disc golf courses, leagues, tournaments, and promotional events. With the recent addition of a world-class 18 hole course at Moraine State Park, Southwestern Pennsylvania is now home to seven Disc Golf courses (see Our Courses), with an eighth course scheduled to open at Deer Lakes Park in 2006. PFDS members continually improve and maintain all Pittsburgh area courses, and work with IDLA (Indiana Disc Links Association) on the IUP College Lodge and Getty Heights Courses.
NEFA is an organization dedicated to promoting disc golf and related frisbee sports in the New England area. We strive to make ourselves a positive force toward better tournament events, and growing the quality and quantity of disc golf courses in our region. Members’ dues support the NEFA newsletter, our website at www.nefa.com, and help to sponsor tournaments large and small. NEFA funds also provide seed money for new disc golf courses. NEFA and NEFA members promote frisbee sports and activities at the grass roots level through demonstrations at clinics and shows and efforts such as the NEFA “Discs for Kids” program.
The New England disc scene offers over 45 permanent disc golf courses, with roughly a dozen more in the works. There are disc golf tournaments for all ability levels nearly every weekend of the year. There are also very strong Freestyle and Double Disc Court (DDC) communities supported by NEFA members. Supporting NEFA simply makes New England disc sports better!
The Skylands Flying Disc Club is gaining momentum and has now established itself as a working organization. We are excited about its development and encourage Frisbee enthusiasts to join in on the fun. We are offering annual club memberships for $25, which entitles those joining special member benefits. Throughout the season, membership revenue will be used for matters based on the needs of the club and its members. Course maintenance, promotion of the sport and tournaments, and charitable events are examples of where our finances will be divided. Our governing body has been elected and includes a chairman, assistant-chairman, secretary and treasurer. The club has many aspirations in its first year and we are looking forward to a productive 2006 season.
Our goal as a club is to improve and strengthen the Disc Golf scene in the area and to promote Frisbee sports. We will host tournaments and clinics, offer weekly leagues, maintain and design courses, and help on all fronts in promoting Disc Golf in the community. Our club has monthly meetings that are open to the public and we encourage anyone with ideas to present them. The best way to find out information about the club and its' activities is to visit this website .
A highlight of the season will be hosting our second National Tour event, the “Skylands Classic at Warwick” which will feature some of the top Disc Golf competitors in the world and will offer one of the richest purses in the country. We hope that everyone will make an effort to come out to the event and enjoy seeing some of the best disc golf this sport has to offer on the prestigious Warwick Town Park Course.
Lastly, it is important to recognize that the Skylands Flying Disc Club is made up of volunteers that have put in countless hours of time to create a better disc golf world. Please thank and respect them, for they are the foundation and life of this club and Disc Golf in this area.
Sincerely,
Steve Brinster, Chairman
