Top Ten Posted Bones:
Updated: Apr. 21, 2008
1. Pat Lien
2. Mitch Sonderfan
3. Dan Buettgenbach
5. Tom Hamilton
7. Chad Johnson
8. KC Terry
9. Brandon Elder
10. Sean Misener
12. Tina
13. Tyler Kirkpatrick

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5/12/08

Jeff Schleich

Hole:
Edora #11

Witness:
Pete G, John H


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Next Local Event: Community Outreach Day/Monthly - May 25
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May Monthly - "Community Outreach Day"
(Posted: Thursday, May 15, 2008)

The next monthly will be on Sunday, May 25th. The format will be one round of 24 to 27 holes, with tee times for each group. The first tee time will be at 10am, and the last group will go out shortly after noon. Tee times will be first come, first served, and we'll meet at the horseshoe pits between holes four and five.

The primary focus of this event (in addition to the Monthlies Series) will be to reach out to the Northern Colorado community to educate people about disc golf, the basics of play, and the existence of the club. We'll be barbequeing during the rounds, with food provided for players as well as non-members and casual players at the course. Clinics will take place during the day as we educate the public about disc golf and the club itself. Players are encouraged to hang out while other groups are on the course to help educate people about the disc golf scene in the area.

Community Outreach Day
5th Monthly Tournament of 2008

  • Sunday, May 25th
  • Tee times range from 10:00am-12:00pm
  • Open Divisions: $20
  • Amateur Divisions: $10
  • Club Memberships/merch available at event


Disc Golfers Make a Difference
(Posted: Monday, March 24 2008)

The volunteering spirit is alive and well in the disc golf community.

The Make-a-Wish Foundation recently sent a Thank You letter (view 839kb) to the Northern Colorado Disc Golf Club, members of which teamed up with the Wright Life and students at Fossil Ridge High School to send, Hannah, a five year old Fort Collins resident battling illness, to Disney World in Florida. Twenty-six participants raised $400 for the cause during a tournament held Sunday, January 6 at Edora Park in 37 degree temperatures.

Since August 2007, Northern Colorado Disc Golfers have raised $7200.00 for various charitable causes including $3200.00 for Denver Children's Hospital and $3600.00 for the Colorado Special Olympics.

In addition, local players, working with the Fort Collins Parks Dept., have donated over 75 hours of their time to re-landscaping and mulching worn sections of the park.

If you would like to get involved with these charitable activities, there will be plenty of chances to help coming up. Stay tuned to www.nocodiscgolf.com for updates on course work days, charity tournaments, and volunteer opportunities within the club.



Ice Bowl Charity Tournaments
(Posted: Sunday, Jan 20, 2008)

Clubs all over Colorado and the world are hosting charity disc golf events this winter. These are part of a worldwide disc golf fundraiser called the Ice Bowl. What they all have in common is they take place in January or February, they are to benefit a charity of some kind, and "no wimps or whiners" are allowed. The temperature, format, and beneficiary for each will vary, but under no circumstances can an event be postponed or cancelled due to weather. As of now, there are 222 events scheduled worldwide, and five right here in Colorado.

Here's the list of CO Ice Bowls:



NCDGC Photo Gallery
(Posted: Tuesday, Jan 15, 2008)

If you've got some great disc golf pictures and you're looking for somewhere to show them off, you can now create an account for the NCDGC Photo Gallery and post all those great pics for everyone to see!

There's already some cool shots in there, but we can always use more. Also, if you participated last week in the Cabin Fever Killer, you may even see some pictures of yourself. Check it out!



2008 Monthlies
(Updated: Saturday, Jan 11, 2008)

2008 is here, and with the new year comes a revival of the NCDGC monthlies. Due to the small turnout of Sunday leagues last year, we've decided to instead focus our efforts on a once-a-month, larger event, instead of a small weekly gathering. Each month, the club will host a mini tournament in the area, and scores from each monthly will count toward a series total. Since its unlikely that all players will make it to each one, a players 4 worst events will be dropped, so you won't be penalized for missing a few, but will benefit from making as many as possible. Brandon has put together a schedule of dates for the season which can be viewed here. He is still looking for catchy names for a few of the events, so if you've got an idea, let him know at brandon@nocodiscgolf.com.



2008 Leadership
(Posted: Wednesday, Nov 14, 2007)

Please welcome your new club leadership for 2008:

  • President - Jeff Martin
  • Vice President - KC Terry
  • Secretary - Shannon Anderson
  • Treasurer - Bryan McEndaffer
  • Director of Development - Patrick Lien
  • Competition Director - Brandon Elder

A big thanks goes out to everyone who will be helping guide the growth of the club, and helping to promote disc golf in Northern Colorado this season!

We still have some areas we'll need help with, so if you're interested in assisting us, please let us know.




Volunteers Power Edora Mulch Project
(Posted: Saturday, Nov 3, 2007)

Tom Ohlschwager works on tee 16
Tom Ohlschwager helping dig around #16
If you've been out to Edora in the past month, you've probably seen the huge improvements made to some of the tee boxes on the course. In addition to improving the look of the course, the mulch being laid around the boxes helps with wet weather traction, and to help slow erosion.

Picture of finished tee 17
Tee 17 shows the fruits of the work
In total, we've had 9 volunteers show up to work on the tees so far, and their progress has been met enthusiastically by players and Parks workers alike. This is purely a volunteer project, so anyone who is able is encouraged to show up to help. Work will be taking place on Sunday mornings from 7 to 11 am. If anyone is inclined to help just show up at any time between those hours. Next Tee on the agenda is number 15. Any assistance you can offer will help ease the load on the other volunteers.