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When Kurt is not around things fall apart!!!
First of all, a belated Happy New Year to all of you from the Sydney Disc Golf Club, wish I could say I had a good start to the year disc golf-wise but more on that later. Our first MM’s of the year greeted us with some unseasonably mild weather which was very welcome considering the day before it was in the 40’s, the day had some overcast, and some infrequent gusts of wind that overall were not too bad.
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24 participants, aged 6 – 76 years
Championship Layout
A few years back there was a little student who tossed discs to his friends while they were running around on a field. Occasionally there were no friends to throw to, so the little student started aiming at trees and poles and other nice things. Soon the little student found out that it was a game bla bla bla found some old homemade targets bla bla bla
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24 participants, aged 6 – 76 years
Championship Layout
A few years back there was a little student who tossed discs to his friends while they were running around on a field. Occasionally there were no friends to throw to, so the little student started aiming at trees and poles and other nice things. Soon the little student found out that it was a game bla bla bla found some old homemade targets bla bla bla
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A new Eddison par 3 short course was played last weekend. It had a variety of fairways, low to high treed, open to semi open, giving players many choices for their short drives.
Interstate players from Sydney, Melbourne & Queensland joined locals totalling 25, including 3 women. There was a good turnout by the Ultrastars, some winning the new Buzz discs supplied by Albert Munoz. Click ‘Read more…’ for the rest of the story.
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A new Eddison par 3 short course was played last weekend. It had a variety of fairways, low to high treed, open to semi open, giving players many choices for their short drives.
Interstate players from Sydney, Melbourne & Queensland joined locals totalling 25, including 3 women. There was a good turnout by the Ultrastars, some winning the new Buzz discs supplied by Albert Munoz. Click ‘Read more…’ for the rest of the story.
It was a pretty hot day this time around as we experimented with some new antics between rounds. Kurt suggested we have four (yes.. four) off the cusp CTP from random spots all over the course. Everyone had one shot from each position and the closest person got a prize. We gave away three discs and a tee shirt, but that’s not the most exciting part…
It was a pretty hot day this time around as we experimented with some new antics between rounds. Kurt suggested we have four (yes.. four) off the cusp CTP from random spots all over the course. Everyone had one shot from each position and the closest person got a prize. We gave away three discs and a tee shirt, but that’s not the most exciting part…
It just so happened that the weather gods were in our favor, and incredibly nothing bad happened the whole time, which is odd because usually that gives me something to write about. We chatted a lot about the success that the pilot was and we had a good brainstorming session over what our strategy should be from now on.
It just so happened that the weather gods were in our favor, and incredibly nothing bad happened the whole time, which is odd because usually that gives me something to write about. We chatted a lot about the success that the pilot was and we had a good brainstorming session over what our strategy should be from now on.
Tim Marchbank has put together another edition of the Chain Mail Newsletter. This quarterly newsletter from the ADG will include various topics on coming issues and welcomes submissions from willing authors. See contact details in this issue for information on how to submit a story.
