Eugene Disc Golf Club

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Comment by Tab Weis on November 12, 2009 at 11:04am

Her's a course map, if anyone wants it. I'll try to have some at the Tourney on Sat.

Happy trails,
___Tab

Comment by Tab Weis on November 12, 2009 at 3:57am

Just wanted to say thanks to EDGC for all of the help and support they gave to the Cottage Grove Disc Golf Course project. Thanks people!!!
___Tab

Comment by Tom Chrestman on October 24, 2009 at 10:52pm

ALL INFO ABOUT CG COURSE IS NOW POSTED ON THE NEW "Cottage Grove Disc Golf Club" PAGE. Please join the group!!!

It includes work party dates and updated progress

Comment by Mulvey on October 19, 2009 at 9:09pm

Hey thanks for your efforts for the new course. I would like to put some work in but I am not sure where it is. If you could fill me in that would be great.

Comment by Dan Lucachick on October 19, 2009 at 8:44pm

Sorry that it took me this long to find out where you guys have been communicating. I was amazed to read back through the old stuff and see what all I have been missing. Part of it was that I was hurt and didn't want to torture myself about missing the tourneys. At any rate I am now hooked up here. The Grove work party's are mostly the same guys and that means that many others have the chance to get involved yet. See above entry for details. That would be the Chrestman thread.

Comment by Mulvey on September 26, 2009 at 1:19pm

So I was out at Alton Baker Thursday and Friday, the course looks great! The big mowers were out there yesterday cleaning all fairways. Andrew had mowed all the greens for every basket location so they are cropped and clean. This course looks better than it did the last time. I really hope this becomes a permanent course. It looks as if there has been many tournaments there because it is so manicured. I really hope there is a large turnout so the city sees that Disc Golf works at this park and should be a permanent course. If you are sitting on the fence, jump off it and go to ALTON BAKER to play some disc golf tomorrow. It is the perfect setting to showcase the sport for thousands of active people who use the other areas of the park. I look forward to seeing everyone out there, peace.

Comment by Ryan Cole on July 23, 2009 at 3:48pm

I had the same experience as Bruce. I wasn't going to the tournament (because of the cost and I just couldn't make a two day event), but I had a basket lined up and ready to go... just didn't get a call as to what to do with it (was it going to be picked up, or did I need to drop it off).

Comment by Bruce Sisson on July 16, 2009 at 7:41pm

Drew, I offered you my basket but you never called back to make a time to pick it up. Hopefully you got all 18 you needed....

Comment by mike palermo on July 16, 2009 at 3:56pm

i dont want to sound ungrateful for all your efforts again i had a great time and loved the course layout and you can use my 2 baskets anytime andrew thanks again

Comment by Pure Disc Golf dot Com on July 15, 2009 at 9:50pm

Most of the stress involved with running this event came from lack of Baskets. I do appreciate you bringing the two. I, being a naive optimist, thought that if I built it they would come. I was wrong. That was my mistake. Great lengths were taken in the course design and not into the logistics of the event. I had great plastic T-shirts for the payout and player's packs. I would love to see anyone else step up and take a park from scratch and run a B-tier in 4 months. Let alone the huge hurdles that were involved at Alton Baker. I hope everyone enjoyed playing 18 holes in downtown Eugene, building relationships with other park users and sleeping in their own beds. See ya at Willamette Pass.

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