New Course Approved. We need Baskets!

What are some of the techniques you have used for raising money for baskets? 

[Jim Coonradt]

Baskets are surely expensive. I am not sure how our courses were funded in the first place. Last year we did some repairs on a few baskets and that cost a couple of hundred bucks. We simply bypassed the local club and asked people directly for cash. But we didn't have to come up with money for 18 baskets.

Best to get to know anyone around you who likes disc golf or plays disc golf. Get the word out!

[Gratefulbb]

the local parks department should jump at the chance. after you present to them how many more people will come to the parks, or possibly an area corporation may wanna donate(tax deduction) in order to maybe get their name on some signs or at least some credit. good luck.

[Jim Coonradt]

Our Parks department is so broke that they stopped picking up trash or watering grass in a lot of the local parks. I would definitely hit up some local businesses and/or disc golfers with the option of sponsoring a hole and getting their name out there.

[mr ed]

Contact Innova.

[Sam Smith]

Does Innova run special programs for State Parks?

[Discette]

Contact Sam Ferrans at INNOVA. He can explain all the options available to you.

EightZeroZero-408-8449 or infoATinnovadiscsDOTcom

[Sam Smith]

Great! thanks discette.

[harold king]

have the wives do a bake sale at farmers market,group garage sale,sell those old junkers,sell sell sell..no christmas presents this year

[Adam Sinkus]

I have sold sponsorships for holes to cover the basket costs that seemed to work well. You can then offer them advertisement on the tee signs