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jgillia · Oct 23 2009, 03:13 PM

I wanted to throw this out there for youz RR peeps. Im not sure of his last name but a gentleman by the name of Kevin is planning on being the TD for a tournament at the Rivery on Sunday Dec. 13th. Kevin was the TD for the Hamilton Creek Open in Burnet, Tx recently.

Anyway he posted on the early birds that he is planning on having work days every sunday up until the tourney starting Nov. 1st. I know he is looking for all the help he can get for not only the workdays but also for players for a great turn out.

Here is some info from the earlybirds website (http://www.earlybirdsdiscgolf.org/)

From Kevin,

"Thanks to the effort of Manny Gonzales we will have all the needed materials to fix up the Rivery Park!!!

Now it's time to get the work in.. First work day will be Sunday, November 1st at 9am.

I have 1 Pick Axe, 2 Shovels, 1 Rake, 1 branch/briar cutter, 1 fold out saw, 4 5gallon buckets, 1 scraper (for the targets) and some sand paper..

We will surely need more tools and we REALLY NEED someone with a Golf Cart / Mule or whatever they are called. Moving granite gravel a bucket at a time is a unique form of torture.

Get with Manny Gonzales or with me if you have questions or have tools/supplies you can bring.

I will go ahead and get the date official from the PDGA for Sunday, December 13th...

Thanks,

Kevin"

From Manny Gonzales

"I spoke with Eric from the Gtown PARD and they are going to be supplying Mulch and Granite Gravel for the tee boxes for The Rivery. I will be speaking with a Operations Manager next week on the specifics. Told him its for a Tourney we are having on Dec 13th and that we would be working every sunday in November to make it happen. They really appreciated our help on this with The Rivery. They will get us enough gravel for 4x10 boxes and mulch for around the baskets. They will strategically place mounds on different parts of the course so we dont have to lug it all from the parking lot."

Anyway I just wanted to post that here so hopefully we all can work together to help out some fellow golfers.

Happy Hucking,

Jason

Oct 23 2009, 03:13 PM	#804
jgillia Community Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: AusTiN, Tx Posts: 56	Rivery Course Improvement/Tournament I wanted to throw this out there for youz RR peeps. Im not sure of his last name but a gentleman by the name of Kevin is planning on being the TD for a tournament at the Rivery on Sunday Dec. 13th. Kevin was the TD for the Hamilton Creek Open in Burnet, Tx recently. Anyway he posted on the early birds that he is planning on having work days every sunday up until the tourney starting Nov. 1st. I know he is looking for all the help he can get for not only the workdays but also for players for a great turn out. Here is some info from the earlybirds website (http://www.earlybirdsdiscgolf.org/) From Kevin, "Thanks to the effort of Manny Gonzales we will have all the needed materials to fix up the Rivery Park!!! Now it's time to get the work in.. First work day will be Sunday, November 1st at 9am. I have 1 Pick Axe, 2 Shovels, 1 Rake, 1 branch/briar cutter, 1 fold out saw, 4 5gallon buckets, 1 scraper (for the targets) and some sand paper.. We will surely need more tools and we REALLY NEED someone with a Golf Cart / Mule or whatever they are called. Moving granite gravel a bucket at a time is a unique form of torture. Get with Manny Gonzales or with me if you have questions or have tools/supplies you can bring. I will go ahead and get the date official from the PDGA for Sunday, December 13th... Thanks, Kevin" From Manny Gonzales "I spoke with Eric from the Gtown PARD and they are going to be supplying Mulch and Granite Gravel for the tee boxes for The Rivery. I will be speaking with a Operations Manager next week on the specifics. Told him its for a Tourney we are having on Dec 13th and that we would be working every sunday in November to make it happen. They really appreciated our help on this with The Rivery. They will get us enough gravel for 4x10 boxes and mulch for around the baskets. They will strategically place mounds on different parts of the course so we dont have to lug it all from the parking lot." Anyway I just wanted to post that here so hopefully we all can work together to help out some fellow golfers. Happy Hucking, Jason Last edited by jgillia; Oct 23 2009 at 03:31 PM.