lizardlawyer
Mar 28 2005, 11:56 AM
Frisbee Golfers,
On the first Monday in May @ 5:30pm, the inagural league will kick off at the new disc golf course in Farmington Hills. The course is being installed in Founders Park on 8 mile road near Gill in Farmington Hills, Michigan.
Founders Park is a small park that contains an ice arena, softball and soccer fields and a 9 hole disc golf course, named "The Farm" to be installed in April. Founders Park is in the southwest corner of Farmington Hills. Exit I-275 expressway at 8 mile road, travel east for about 1/2 a mile and turn left (north) into the parking lot.
The course sits between the softball and soccer fields and has two ponds, a stream and some tight woods. Waterproof shoes may be advisable. 3 of the holes are over 400 feet long. For tournaments we anticipate closing the softball and soccer fields to create 9 additional temporary holes of considerable length, difficulty and uniqueness.
The design team includes Brian Farmer and Dan Peron, both employees of Farmington Hills Parks & Rec, Critter Bill Themm and me. As expected, all holes are righty hyzers of varying lengths.
Mark Ellis
248-505-3568
On the first Monday in May @ 5:30pm, the inagural league will kick off at the new disc golf course in Farmington Hills. The course is being installed in Founders Park on 8 mile road near Gill in Farmington Hills, Michigan.
Founders Park is a small park that contains an ice arena, softball and soccer fields and a 9 hole disc golf course, named "The Farm" to be installed in April. Founders Park is in the southwest corner of Farmington Hills. Exit I-275 expressway at 8 mile road, travel east for about 1/2 a mile and turn left (north) into the parking lot.
The course sits between the softball and soccer fields and has two ponds, a stream and some tight woods. Waterproof shoes may be advisable. 3 of the holes are over 400 feet long. For tournaments we anticipate closing the softball and soccer fields to create 9 additional temporary holes of considerable length, difficulty and uniqueness.
The design team includes Brian Farmer and Dan Peron, both employees of Farmington Hills Parks & Rec, Critter Bill Themm and me. As expected, all holes are righty hyzers of varying lengths.
Mark Ellis
248-505-3568