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Reed Park Learn-to-Play program, 2013

Oklahoma has a vibrant disc golf community with a long history. There are a number of golf clubs with active membership rolls throughout the state. In 2009, a small group of community-minded disc golfers set out to create a disc golf foundation, not a club, but a public charity whose function would be to facilitate fund-raising for disc golf related activities. We wanted to be able to approach businesses and individuals for donations which would be tax deductible. We didn’t want to duplicate the activities of existing disc golf clubs, but to help facilitate their goals through fundraising.

What it Takes to Win Worlds

Lots of practice, tournament experience and, of course, shooting the best score in your division.

We prepared a chart showing some Pro Worlds stats for the division winners since ratings were created in 1999. Perhaps it will provide some guidance and hopefully inspiration for how well you might have to play to win your division this August or as you prepare for future Worlds as a pro.

Disc Golf Proponent Passes

Jack Kelly, an advisor and consultant for the Professional Disc Golf Association, who served as the first CEO of the 2010 World Equestrian Games in Lexington, organized Olympic festivals and ran the Goodwill Games, an international sporting competition, died Wednesday after a two-year battle with bladder cancer. He was 68.

Pro Worlds Deadline

The deadline for registering for the 2013 PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships in Crown Point, Indiana from August 3-10 has been extended to Sunday, July 28th. As of the morning of July 25th, the following spots are still available:

Mother Nature Rocks & Rolls, but Seniors Play On!

The 2013 National Senior Games opened this past Friday in the city of Rock and Roll where Mother Nature did some serious rocking and rolling of her own. Her opening act was a downpour on Friday night while the Opening Ceremonies commenced at the Cleveland Convention Center. The ceremonies included the lighting of the National Senior Games flame.

McBeth & Pierce win European 0pen

What a day. The final round. The crowd. The live TV broadcast. It was one of the most memorable final rounds European Open has ever witnessed. In the end, it was Paul McBeth in MPO and Paige Pierce in FPO who had what it takes to tame the Beast and take the titles of European Open 2013 Champions.

Moving Day at the EO

Many had been wondering whether we really had seen the best of defending champion David Feldberg at the European Open yet. Moving Day showed that we definitely hadn’t. Feldberg came to the course determined to change the direction of his game and to secure a spot in the top cards in the final. To prove his point, he shot a new course record of 52 (-12) and showed everyone just how good a player he is, come crunchtime. His stellar round earned him a spot on the lead card on third place.

McBeth Takes Lead in Nokia

Overcast skies, rain showers, steady winds, and unseasonably cool weather once again challenged the competitors during Friday’s second round of the European Open in Nokia Finland. The “Beast” course, designed by EO tournament director Jussi Meresmaa, lived up to its name in yesterday’s initial round as an even par round of 64 was preliminarily rated at 1017, and a round of 66 (+2) was 1000 rated. The challenging conditions on Friday would surely test the mettle and mental fortitude of every competitor.

2013 European Open Promo

Brinster Leads EO

Round 1 of the 2013 European Open was played on Thursday under very challenging conditions. What was only a strong wind during Wednesday’s President’s Cup turned into a cold light drizzle in the morning and steady rain in the afternoon on Thursday. The last groups were able to finish their rounds in beautiful sunny weather, as the ever-changing climate at Nokia pushed the round lengths up to 5 hours.

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