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Sydney Olympic Park Pilot

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Its only two weeks away… a Sydney Disc Golf first!!!

7-8 October 2006

The newly formed Sydney Disc Golf Club and Australian Disc Golf invite you all to participate in the Sydney Olympic Park Pilot Disc Golf event.  This is a historic occasion as the Newington Armory layout has never been played with baskets.  The newly designed 9 hole layout shall be open to be played by registered players for the first time as a temporary course.  Come play with golf discs or ultrastars! Beginners welcome!

Cost: $35 and it includes… Two brand new golf discs, lunch and insurance.
Register online at: www.sydneydiscgolfclub.com

We will limit the number of players to 36, but if we fill up we should be able to accommodate for a few more.

For those of you willing to partake in two days of Disc Golf are invited to participate in Madd Macq’s 015. To be held the day before at Macquarie University, same schedule as usual, no need to pre-register for this one, just show up!

Schedule:

Sunday, 8th of October, 2006
9:30 AM – Players meeting, fees, discs, scorecards, etc.
10:00 AM – Newington Armory Opens
10:10 AM – Tee off Round 1 (18 holes)
12:00 PM – Round 1 ends, Lunch (Kids in the Park program commences)
2:00 PM – Tee off Round 2 (18 Holes)
3:30 PM – Awards ceremony, course is packed up.
4:00 PM – Newington Armory closes.

MADD MACQ’S 014 – The Perfect Storm

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Unaware of the raging bushfires around the state, we battled the elements around Macquarie Uni – news reports spoke about wind gusts up to 100 km/h – the tree tops were swaying in different directions, the jet from the fountain watered half the course and the pond swallowed a dozen discs or so. As you can see I had to take a picture of just how windy it was, at least it wasnt raining!  One of my overly optimistic drives were pushed down and made into a roller that made three 90 degrees turns; left, right, right pacman style. On the same hole, debutesse Rosie Suthers’s approach was a bit high and loose, landed and began to roll, turned around and rolled 15 metres backwards up the hill!

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MADD MACQ’S 014 – The Perfect Storm

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Photo Gallery

Unaware of the raging bushfires around the state, we battled the elements around Macquarie Uni – news reports spoke about wind gusts up to 100 km/h – the tree tops were swaying in different directions, the jet from the fountain watered half the course and the pond swallowed a dozen discs or so. As you can see I had to take a picture of just how windy it was, at least it wasnt raining!  One of my overly optimistic drives were pushed down and made into a roller that made three 90 degrees turns; left, right, right pacman style. On the same hole, debutesse Rosie Suthers’s approach was a bit high and loose, landed and began to roll, turned around and rolled 15 metres backwards up the hill!

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