Option 1: San Diego Gas and Electric

This is discussion group is to facilitate the contact with SDGE and the attempt(s) on gaining permission for a new disc golf course in Southern San Diego County.

So far we have a letter of inquiry to SDGE and are awaiting the results.

[Donny Olow]

Under the power lines ?

[DocDave]

I have noticed that the areas beneath powerlines are frequently undeveloped :i.e.: excellent locations for Disc Golf if the terrain is favorable anyways.

The course in Pasedena (formally known as Oak Grove) is an excellent example.

What do you think Don?

[Just...]

Powerlines don't scare me! What can possibly make me any worse! Hopefully the powerline scare will deter crowds from crowding up a new course! SHHHIIIEEEETTT! I'll play anywhere!

[DocDave]

I just would not want to be there in an electrical storm is all. zzZZZZzzzzTTT

A disc golfer was lost today due to a freak lightning strike, he would have been okay but his discs burst into flames ingulfing his body in a flaming plastic. He is survived by....

[Just...]

I don't think discs are conductive... I'd definitely have to find out before I played anywhere near SDG&E powerlines! No freak accidents here or on my conscience. Hahaaahaaaaa!!!

[DocDave]

Any word back from SDG&E yet?

Anybody up for a round of rogue disc golf on Wednesday afternoon?

Chollas Lake park
Bonita - (the park you were talking about Justin)
Harry Griffen Park?

Choose one of the above and we will try to gather baskets and throwers for 12:00 noon on Wednesday.

- Doc

[Donny Olow]

There is a course up in Cerritos ( Liberty Park ) under power lines with no buildings and it's Cool little course !!!!!

[mrkeithguther]

I've gotten under one and richocheted one it some powerlines on 8 or 9 at Montiel in San Marcos CA...didn't do anything but send me back down. LOL