This Saturday October 29th the International Disc Golf Center plays host to the 1st annual "Disc Golf For Kids' Sake Halloween Bash", which benefits Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Heart of Georgia. Brent Walton of Salt Lake City, Utah has run this event for four years and is branching the "series" out to new venues.
Greetings all disc golfing graphic artists! It’s time to start thinking about the year ahead. The PDGA is now soliciting designs for the 2012 Ace Club and Birdie Club logos.
Through most of its 36 year history, the name of our association has been the subject of discussion and debate. In founding the organization, Ed Headrick chose the ambitious name “Professional Disc Golf Association” as a challenge to what the game might actually become. Ed thought that adding money to the game would build interest from the public and make play more exciting.
Congratulations to Jaska Halttunen of Karkkila, Finland for submitting the winning designs in the 2011 PDGA Ace and Birdie Club logo contest. We received artwork from more than 25 people in this year's contest. For submitting the winning designs, Jaska will receive a 2011 PDGA Membership along with an Ace Club package and Birdie Club package.
The PDGA Board of Directors fall summit will be held on September 18-19, 2010 at the PDGA International Disc Golf Center in Appling, GA. The agenda for the summit can be found here:
As July moves through the calendar quickly, the Woodchuck Cider Drive for the Championship is gaining in intrigue. Our top players have been jockeying for position on the PDGA National Tour through the first seven events, but the next stop on “the Drive” is the World Championships, where players in the hunt will not have the option to swap out a better showing.
