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rickb · Jun 24 2003, 10:20 AM

Gator no I do not work for Innova. I work for myself. I own a disc golf store.

Discraft also makes limited fund raising discs like this years World Championship Wasps with the Colormax stamp.

As for spending $25.00 to get one, don't have a problem with that. Actually I bought 8 of them this year. All at $25.00 a pop. I get a great disc and they get the money to support the USDGC. I am also volunteering this year at the USDGC as well as sponsoring the event. All this plus the fact that the week following will be the super tour event that we run.

Fund raising discs are just that. An oppurtunity to help a club raise funds for tournaments that they run. It's hard to get sponsorship let alone volunteers for an event. So it is for a good cause.

Not happy with the pricing? Then switch to discraft. But don't sit here and whine about a company trying to do something for the sport that will make it better. It's people like you that would rather gripe all the time than pitch in once in awhile that get under my skin.

Jun 24 2003, 10:20 AM	#69
rickb PDGA Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: NC Posts: 735	Re: Question for Dave D Gator no I do not work for Innova. I work for myself. I own a disc golf store. Discraft also makes limited fund raising discs like this years World Championship Wasps with the Colormax stamp. As for spending $25.00 to get one, don't have a problem with that. Actually I bought 8 of them this year. All at $25.00 a pop. I get a great disc and they get the money to support the USDGC. I am also volunteering this year at the USDGC as well as sponsoring the event. All this plus the fact that the week following will be the super tour event that we run. Fund raising discs are just that. An oppurtunity to help a club raise funds for tournaments that they run. It's hard to get sponsorship let alone volunteers for an event. So it is for a good cause. Not happy with the pricing? Then switch to discraft. But don't sit here and whine about a company trying to do something for the sport that will make it better. It's people like you that would rather gripe all the time than pitch in once in awhile that get under my skin.