7th Whispering Falls Freeze

7th Whispering Falls Freeze: "Last year Coach and I went up to Pennsylvania to play in this BYOP charity doubles tourney. Since Coach has said he’s taking six months off to rest/heal his shoulder I reached out to El Tie Dye to be my partner. El Tie Dye agreed. Then a week later Coach contacts me looking to put the band back together. I inquired about his timetable (he’d taken six weeks off before he played in Maryland vs. Virginia) and he muttered something about feeling good. Since I already had a partner Coach went looking on the message board like a lounge lizard during happy hour."



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5 stages of a disc golfer - Minneapolis Disc Golf | Examiner.com

5 stages of a disc golfer - Minneapolis Disc Golf | Examiner.com: "Every disc golfer goes through stages from beginner to the top level you reach. After a couple of rounds, you start to get visions of a gently turning disc as it flies around the trees and lands under the basket. In reality it takes lots of hours of practice to master the proper techniques, and disc control doesn't happen quite as fast or as easy as you want."



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The Westerly Sun | Disc golf tournament has become a winter tradition

The Westerly Sun | Disc golf tournament has become a winter tradition: "CHARLESTOWN — Golfers from far and near gathered at the 18-hole course at Ninigret Park on Saturday morning, equipped not with golf clubs, but an array of neon Frisbees for the 19th annual Ice Bowl Disc Golf tournament.
West Kingston resident T.M. Dyer first began organizing the event in 1990, and it has occurred in multiple locations since its inception. After working with the town of Charlestown to create and install a disc golf course in Ninigret Park — first as a nine-hole course that became 18 by 2010 — the event has become a wintry tradition for avid disc golfers."



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Woman disfigured in park disc golf incident suing Manhattan Beach

Woman disfigured in park disc golf incident suing Manhattan Beach: "A Hermosa Beach woman who lost most of her sight in one eye after she was struck by a flying golf disc in Polliwog Park has sued the city of Manhattan Beach.

Noreen Goodbody accuses the city of negligence and allowing a dangerous condition to exist on public property in the Los Angeles Superior Court lawsuit."



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