I'm in if anyone else is... Post if so and we'll start on #1.

#16 Tag up for grabs.



Michael J. Lordan
Director, Specialized Services
YRC...Confidence Delivered
(O) 717-790-5001
(C) 302-222-6966

Six Llamas played for tags this evening. The weather was perfect. No aces were
thrown. $5.00 was added to the acepot.

name-tag-score-tag

Jason Munns  16 - 54 - 10  (I'm Back)
Mike Lordan  22 - 57 - 16
Ken Lemkelde  10 - 58 - 19
Cadillac Williams  28 - 59 - 22
Jeff Ross  19 - 61 - 25
Bob OD Eberly  25 - 67 - 28

Where is all the Gold & Silver tags?
Get your buns to the course!
Remember, 5:30 Tuesday evenings.

See you on the courses.
OD

Chris....
send me an email at ken1-at-pinchotdiscgolf.com and let me know when I need to
stop by to help load them.... and whether you want to unload before or after
TAGS.....

Thanks again,
Ken

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "fun2throw" <Ken1@...> wrote:
>
> Yes - Chris - bring them -- I want them....
> Thanks, Ken
>
> --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, am_disc_golfer@ wrote:
> >
> > Ken do u want those pavers I am planning on tags on tuesday. I can bring
them. I saved them just for u.
> > Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
> >
>

Thanks Bob....

You set an excellent example of contributing for the benefit of all....

Good man

OD,

Both holes and the path looked great yesterday during an impromptu round I
was able to get in.

A litterbug had temporarily tarnished some of your work, but was quickly
remedied as I walked.



Michael J. Lordan
Director, Specialized Services
YRC...Confidence Delivered
(O) 717-790-5001
(C) 302-222-6966

OD,

Both holes and the path looked great yesterday during an impromptu round I
was able to get in.

A litterbug had temporarily tarnished some of your work, but was quickly
remedied as I walked.



Michael J. Lordan
Director, Specialized Services
YRC...Confidence Delivered
(O) 717-790-5001
(C) 302-222-6966

Yes - Chris - bring them -- I want them....
Thanks, Ken

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, am_disc_golfer@... wrote:
>
> Ken do u want those pavers I am planning on tags on tuesday. I can bring them.
I saved them just for u.
> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
>

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

I was at the watertower from 9-11.  No one showed.  I mowed around the #2 basket
and #3 tee and sprayed the lock on #7.  Cu Tuesday.

Was there a tag round yesterday?

Was there a tag round yesterday?

I gave BW's #12 & #13 a haircut this afternoon with the monster wacker.
Enjoy!

OD

Thanks to all the player who participated in the CTPs at the tournament.  We
raised $60 from the 50/50 CTP on BW hole #1 and $230 at the QC CTP held during
lunch and at the end of the second round.

The BWCC kicked in another $110 donation on top of the $290 for a total of $400
to the American Cancer Society.  I will use this donation for our team at the
Relay for Life in July.

We have been participating at the Relay for Life the past few years in memory of
my sister who lost her four year battle with cancer three years ago.  My dad was
happy to donate his time to make the wooden disc awards, and I hope we can make
this an annual event.

Thanks to all who participated and great job Chas as the TD.

Lynn

I believe it was the #7 basket that we were going to move the long position that
the lock needs sprayed?  Did anyone remember to do that?
Beyond that, with some regular maintenance, the course should play wellfor
'Palooza.

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Wojcik" <discgolpher@...> wrote:
>
> Please plan to park at the water tower for the foreseeable future when
attending Sunday events at the Quake.
>
> We have seven weekends to spruce up the course for Llamapalooza and I don't
mean to start applying pressure to volunteer some time, but for those who do
come out early in the morning to do some work on the course, it will be easier
to transition from work to play if everyone is present up at the shed rather
than someone either having to wait at the bulletin board for any late-comers or
actually hiking down and back up to pass on the word.  Please pass-it-on.
>
> Seriously, only seven weekends remain though,......
>

Please plan to park at the water tower for the foreseeable future when attending
Sunday events at the Quake.

We have seven weekends to spruce up the course for Llamapalooza and I don't mean
to start applying pressure to volunteer some time, but for those who do come out
early in the morning to do some work on the course, it will be easier to
transition from work to play if everyone is present up at the shed rather than
someone either having to wait at the bulletin board for any late-comers or
actually hiking down and back up to pass on the word.  Please pass-it-on.

Seriously, only seven weekends remain though,......

I'm looking to improve my game and was wondering if any one would mind playing a
round or two.  I know most will probably recommend attending tags, etc. but my
schedule doesn't always allow that.  I'm able to play most Tues, Wed and some
Fridays in the morning and/or afternoon.

I usually play @ Creekside or Codorus, but I think playing at Pinchot will
improve my game faster.  I'm driving 280-300' average on an open shot, but not
consistent...especially on the gravel tees.  Sometimes I can rip it longer,
other times shorter.

I have other seasoned Orions that will fill the slot.  Just not one that looked
as cool.  It shouldn't make a difference, but for some reason it does.

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, Donnie Eck <dle136@...> wrote:
>
> I hope you find your disc. If not, maybe another disc will step-up and take
its place.
>
> happy hunting,
>
> -donnie
>
>
> --- On Tue, 6/23/09, roomtenonine@... <roomtenonine@...> wrote:
>
> From: roomtenonine@... <roomtenonine@...>
> Subject: [BoulderWoods] Re: Lost an i-Dye Quantum Orion LF @ Quake hole #9
today :(
> To: BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tuesday, June 23, 2009, 11:27 PM
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>       I'm going back tomorrow to look again.  I'll keep an eye out for that
Sidewinder.  I honestly don't even know what I was thinking throwing that LF on
that hole.  I was playing a 3 disc round, but still.
>
>
>
> --- In BoulderWoods@ yahoogroups. com, "Bob Eberly" <olddisc@ > wrote:
>
> >
>
> > That's 2 discs lost in the same area within a few days. Hopefully, they will
be found soon.
>
> >
>
> > --- In BoulderWoods@ yahoogroups. com, "roomtenonine@ " <roomtenonine@ >
wrote:
>
> > >
>
> > > This is my money driver.  I forced it over off the tee and it went sailing
into the trees on the right side of the fairway.  It "appeared" to drop about
1/2 down the fairway as if it was swatted by a tree, but it was hard to tell.  I
looked for an hour with no luck other than scraped shins and probably some
poison ivy.
>
> > >
>
> > > The disc is a sunburst dye with orange-ish color in the middle to blue on
the edges.  It does have my phone number on the inner rim.
>
> > >
>
> > > If anyone picks this up I'd appreciate getting it back and will make it
worth your while.
>
> > >
>
> >
>

I'm going back tomorrow to look again.  I'll keep an eye out for that
Sidewinder.  I honestly don't even know what I was thinking throwing that LF on
that hole.  I was playing a 3 disc round, but still.

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Eberly" <olddisc@...> wrote:
>
> That's 2 discs lost in the same area within a few days. Hopefully, they will
be found soon.
>
> --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "roomtenonine@" <roomtenonine@> wrote:
> >
> > This is my money driver.  I forced it over off the tee and it went sailing
into the trees on the right side of the fairway.  It "appeared" to drop about
1/2 down the fairway as if it was swatted by a tree, but it was hard to tell.  I
looked for an hour with no luck other than scraped shins and probably some
poison ivy.
> >
> > The disc is a sunburst dye with orange-ish color in the middle to blue on
the edges.  It does have my phone number on the inner rim.
> >
> > If anyone picks this up I'd appreciate getting it back and will make it
worth your while.
> >
>

That's 2 discs lost in the same area within a few days. Hopefully, they will be
found soon.

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "roomtenonine@..." <roomtenonine@...>
wrote:
>
> This is my money driver.  I forced it over off the tee and it went sailing
into the trees on the right side of the fairway.  It "appeared" to drop about
1/2 down the fairway as if it was swatted by a tree, but it was hard to tell.  I
looked for an hour with no luck other than scraped shins and probably some
poison ivy.
>
> The disc is a sunburst dye with orange-ish color in the middle to blue on the
edges.  It does have my phone number on the inner rim.
>
> If anyone picks this up I'd appreciate getting it back and will make it worth
your while.
>

Spectacular weather for disc golfing today. Only 6 tag members took advantage of
the experience. Only one player kept the same tag (with a tie). No aces were
thrown. The acepot grew by $4.00. Ken mounted a cork board and the scorecard
holder on the shed. Looks great, Ken. He plans to install a Lost & Found box in
the window area. that will be very useful.

name-tag-score-tag
Lynn Baker  2 - 56 - 2
Ken Lemkelde  25 - 56 - 10 :)
Mark Bellsfield  31 - 60 - 24
Bob OD Eberly  24 - 61 - 25  (almost PB)
Cadillac Williams  10 - 63 - 28 ;(
Matt Jacolic  28 - 65 - 31

We found a disc on #4 fairway this evening. It has initials 'P.B.' with no
number on it. Anyone know a 'P.B.'?

That's all for now. See you on the courses.

OD Bob

This is my money driver.  I forced it over off the tee and it went sailing into
the trees on the right side of the fairway.  It "appeared" to drop about 1/2
down the fairway as if it was swatted by a tree, but it was hard to tell.  I
looked for an hour with no luck other than scraped shins and probably some
poison ivy.

The disc is a sunburst dye with orange-ish color in the middle to blue on the
edges.  It does have my phone number on the inner rim.

If anyone picks this up I'd appreciate getting it back and will make it worth
your while.

I don't really have a primary drive. Currently I will throw a forehand, backhand, thumber, forehand roller, backhand roller off the tee depending on the hole. Though my thumber is the most accurate and dependable. That being said my backhand is the weakest of the shots, being that I tend to flip every backhand drive I throw, creating precarious situations. So it appers that I am off to an empty field to learn a touch shot and improve my backhand. Because everyone know there is not touch involved in my game, it is close or nothing for me. Thanks for the advice one and all.

James

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Lung" <ourownwaterfall@...> wrote:
>
>
> Sounds like a "flick" or forehand is your primary drive off the tee? My
> advice would be to give up the forehand as your primary shot. Go out to
> a soccer field and practice your backhand.
>
> I have been going to the PDGA Pro Worlds almost every year since 2002
> and virtually no one uses a flick shots as their primary drive. While
> nearly all skilled disc golfers throw a forehand on occasion when the
> hole or shot demands it, they don't use it as their drive of choice.
> Scott Stokely, Geoff Bennett, and maybe Greg Barsby are really the only
> pros I have seen within the last 15 years who have ever had any measure
> of success as primarily forehand throwers. That's like 3 golfers out of
> 1,000+
>
> Seriously. Even if your backhand stinks right now, go out to a soccer
> field and just practice, practice, practice. Your game will eventually
> grow in leaps and bounds because of it.
>
> --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com
> <mailto:BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com> , "ivjamesm" <jmcbride@> wrote:
> >
> > I need some disc selection suggestion. I am looking for a VERY
> overstable mid range. The reason is that some of the shots that I throw
> with my Flick driver were going long at the GPC. I need a midrange that
> can handle what my Flick handles. Is there anything that fits this
> criteria. The only midrange I carry is a Wasp and it can't quite handle
> that drive. Thanks!
> >
> > James
> >
>

I don't really have a primary drive.  Currently I will throw a forehand,
backhand, thumber, forehand roller, backhand roller off the tee depending on the
hole.  Though my thumber is the most accurate and dependable.  That being said
my backhand is the weakest of the shots, being that I tend to flip every
backhand drive I throw, creating precarious situations.  So it appers that I am
off to an empty field to learn a touch shot and improve my backhand.  Because
everyone know there is not touch involved in my game, it is close or nothing for
me.  Thanks for the advice one and all.

James

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Lung" <ourownwaterfall@...> wrote:
>
>
> Sounds like a "flick" or forehand is your primary drive off the tee? My
> advice would be to give up the forehand as your primary shot. Go out to
> a soccer field and practice your backhand.
>
> I have been going to the PDGA Pro Worlds almost every year since 2002
> and virtually no one uses a flick shots as their primary drive. While
> nearly all skilled disc golfers throw a forehand on occasion when the
> hole or shot demands it, they don't use it as their drive of choice.
> Scott Stokely, Geoff Bennett, and maybe Greg Barsby are really the only
> pros I have seen within the last 15 years who have ever had any measure
> of success as primarily forehand throwers. That's like 3 golfers out of
> 1,000+
>
> Seriously. Even if your backhand stinks right now, go out to a soccer
> field and just practice, practice, practice. Your game will eventually
> grow in leaps and bounds because of it.
>
> --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com
> <mailto:BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com> , "ivjamesm" <jmcbride@> wrote:
> >
> > I need some disc selection suggestion.  I am looking for a VERY
> overstable mid range.  The reason is that some of the shots that I throw
> with my Flick driver were going long at the GPC.  I need a midrange that
> can handle what my Flick handles.  Is there anything that fits this
> criteria.  The only midrange I carry is a Wasp and it can't quite handle
> that drive.  Thanks!
> >
> > James
> >
>

Sounds like a "flick" or forehand is your primary drive off the tee? My advice would be to give up the forehand as your primary shot. Go out to a soccer field and practice your backhand.

I have been going to the PDGA Pro Worlds almost every year since 2002 and virtually no one uses a flick shots as their primary drive. While nearly all skilled disc golfers throw a forehand on occasion when the hole or shot demands it, they don't use it as their drive of choice. Scott Stokely, Geoff Bennett, and maybe Greg Barsby are really the only pros I have seen within the last 15 years who have ever had any measure of success as primarily forehand throwers. That's like 3 golfers out of 1,000+

Seriously. Even if your backhand stinks right now, go out to a soccer field and just practice, practice, practice. Your game will eventually grow in leaps and bounds because of it.

--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "ivjamesm" <jmcbride@...> wrote:
>
> I need some disc selection suggestion.  I am looking for a VERY overstable mid range.  The reason is that some of the shots that I throw with my Flick driver were going long at the GPC.  I need a midrange that can handle what my Flick handles.  Is there anything that fits this criteria.  The only midrange I carry is a Wasp and it can't quite handle that drive.  Thanks!
>
> James
>

Beam,

I think Paul took the #1 tag from Jason on Sunday and George has the #3 tag. 
The results are listed below.


  In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Wojcik" <discgolpher@...> wrote:
>
> Five Llamas trekked their way around the 'ol Pine Plantation now known as
Quaker's Challenge on a quest for those elusive birdies.  Everyone received new
tag #'s.
>
> Paul W.  #3  63  #1
> George Ginter  #16  66  #3
> Jason Munns  #1  68  #16
> Bob Eberly  #30  80  #24
> Donnie Eck  #24  82  #30
>

Here are the official results of the 2009 Summer Soltstice cross-town event held
June 20-21 at Hickory Run State Park and Francis E Walter Dam.

http://www.pdga.com/tournament-results?TournID=8636


Thanks for all 94 players who came out and braved a combination of crazy, wet,
windy, foggy weather. Thanks to those who helped prep the courses. And the
biggest thanks to tournament director Mike Solt for the tons of work he did in
organizing the event, securing sponsors, added cash, a GREAT player's party, and
all the other little things that go unnoticed.

Thanks to Andrew "Big Dog" Sweeton & Bob Ziade for their help as an assistant
TDs. Thanks also to Jeff "Crawdaddy" Manatt, Ray "R-Man" Rogers, and Eric
Eichhorst for helping with scorecards. Thanks also to Alan Mindas and all the
other grunts who did things like picking up CTP's and tee/hole sponsor signs
after the event.



--- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, Gerald Ford <biggthree@...> wrote:
>
>
> Good luck to all those going to the solstice!!!!!!!
>
>
>
> /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>
> But Im near the end and I just aint got the time
> And Im wasted and I cant find my way
>
> ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> G...................................
>
>
>
> To: BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com
> From: crz4dmb@...
> Date: Mon, 15 Jun 2009 13:23:16 +0000
> Subject: [BoulderWoods] Re: Summer Soltstice UPDATE!!!
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> This will be my last update before the Summer Soltstice gets underway this
weekend!
> We had a work day at F.E. Walter Dam on Saturday and all holes are mowed -
fairways and greens have not looked this good since last year's event!
> Pre-reg is up to 65 players from PA, NJ, DE, NY, CA, VA
http://www.pdga.com/tournament-results?TournID=8636 which means we are getting
close to being half full! TD Mike Solt will be accepting pre-reg's online up
until Thursday night at midnight, this is the only way to guarantee a spot in
the tournement! Pre-reg can be done in person at Hickory Run on Friday night as
well - we are hosting random draw doubles at 5:30pm, $5 per head at HR.
> Players party is all set for Saturday night - free beer & free camping for all
players!
> Sweet players packs for ALL players!
>
> Weather looks to be in the mid 70's both days - promises to be a great weekend
in the Poconos!
>
> --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Eric" <crz4dmb@> wrote:
> >
> > for those looking to extend their weekend and get in more disc golf, The
Bearclaws are proud to host Random Draw Doubles on Friday night, June 19th at
Hickory Run State Park at 5:30pm.
> > Cost will be $5 per person and it will be total random draw.
> > Winners will get 75% and 2nd place team will get 25% of all money collected.
No ace pot unless a side pot is established.
> > This is the perfect way to start your Soltstice weekend!
> >
> >
> > Also, we now have players pre-reg'ed from PA, WI, CA & NJ and are up to 39
total so far. We are only 3 weeks out, so if you have not pre-reg'ed yet, please
do - would hate to have you miss out!
> >
> > pre-reg list http://www.pdga.com/tournament-results?TournID=8636
> > pre-reg link http://www.soltit.com
> >
> >
> > Hope to see you there!
> >
> > ERIC
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "Eric" <crz4dmb@> wrote:
> > >
> > > TD Mike Solt will be at the Great Eastern Am Cup at Tyler State Park this
coming Saturday and will be accepting pre-reg's! Save the paypal charge and
pre-reg in person!
> > >
> > > Info about Friday June 19th random draw doubles at Hickory Run coming
soon!
> > >
> > >
> > > --- In BoulderWoods@yahoogroups.com, "zlovesid" <zlovesid@> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > The 2009 Summer Soltstice PDGA B-Tier will take place on June 20-21. It
will be a two-day event at Hickory Run State Park and Francis E Walter Dam. The
tournament is now an official Vibram Open Tournament qualifier (2 spots).
> > > >
> > > > Players will play one round each day at both courses. There will be a 76
Am /76 Pro Capacity!!!!
> > > >
> > > > Pros and Ams will play on opposite courses ech round.
> > > >
> > > > Free camping will be available to all players.
> > > >
> > > > For additional info, as well as open pre-registration, go to
www.bearclaws.org.
> > > >
> > > > Here is the direct link to the thread on the Bearclaws site which has
the tournament Flyer for the Summer Soltstice.
> > > >
> > > > http://www.bearclaws.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=2165
> > > >
> > >
> >
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