For those of you that think Tyler is scary in the day light................
The Bucks County Disc Golf Alliance will be hosting its annual Moonlight Madness
Tournament at Tyler State Park which will become one spooky place beginning at
6pm on the night of Saturday October 24th.
Come on out for a spooky round of Disc Golf playing holes 1-8,11-20. Try not to
be too frightened as you play the Enchanted Forest in the dark with decorated
holes lit with glow sticks.
Entry fee is $10 (but only $8 if in costume)
Awards Ceremony to be held afterward at the Newtown Slack's Hoagie Shack.
So come on out if you dare to have fun on Saturday October 24th - tee time is at
6pm!
for more info log on at www.bcdga.com
I'll be there.....Will Keith? He hurt me last night!
----- Original Message ----- From: "Lar" <lfcald@...> To: windlestrae@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, June 27, 2009 7:42:57 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern Subject: [windlestrae] Disc Golf Tomorrow
If you are interested in throwing a round tomorrow (Sunday, June 28) meet at the flag pole at the Stump Road entrance at 8:30 AM. Hope you can make it! Larry
If you are interested in throwing a round tomorrow (Sunday, June 28) meet at the
flag pole at the Stump Road entrance at 8:30 AM. Hope you can make it!
Larry
Thanks to everyone who helped make yesterday's event a success. In spite of the
rain, we had a good turnout and raised a substantial sum to help out Men's
Initiative. Although many were soaked, all were smiling! See you out on the
course!
Larry Caldwell
The Johnny Boge Classic will be held at Tyler State park in Newtown, PA this
Saturday
45 holes will be played over 2 rounds
Round One- 27 Holes
Round Two- 18 Holes
Registration Starts at 9am
Tee time is at 10am
Cost
$20 Pro
$15 AM 1
$10 AM 2
Hey Windlestrae DIsc Golfers, I've been playing this course regularly off and on
and I met
Larry Caldwell yesterday, great guy.
Here some information about a Disc Golf tournament taking place this saturday at
Tyler
State park in Newtown, PA.
2009 TYLER ICE BOWL
1 Round of ALL 27 Holes at Tyler S. P. Disc Golf Course on Saturday, January
3rd, 2009
Check-in: 8:00am Players Meeting: 9:30am Tee off: 10:00am
Men's Open, Men's Adv., Men's Int., Ladies' Division
plus . . . the Canadian's awesome Ice Bowl Trophies (featured in the 2005 DGWN
Ice Bowl
Issue)
Continuing a Tyler Ice Bowl tradition - a player's package of an Official 2009
Ice Bowl
Stamped Disc for ALL players including Open players! Note: There is NO cash
payout
(This is all
about Fun and raising $ for charity.)
Your Registration Fee includes:
Tyler's Famous Hot Mulled Cider to warm you before the round!
Big Dog's Famous Hot Dog Split Sundaes to warm you after your round!
Big Dog's Wacky Tee Prizes -- Everyone gets something!
The Canadian's CTPs for each division!
JAFO's dreaded Ring of ICE competition!
Fee: $25 (All Divisions) (bring 10 cans of food and save $5 off your Ticket
Price)
Bring an additional 10 cans of food and receive a Mulligan!
Mulligans are also available for cash - $5 each or three for $10
Ace Pot - $1 extra
Please bring canned goods for the Food Banks – clean out your cupboards!
The 2008 Tyler Ice Bowl had the distinction of raising the most food of ALL 2008
Ice Bowls worldwide (4th Year running!) We raised 12,790 lbs of food for the
Food
Banks!! Help us to once again be the leader in charitable giving – can we make
it to
15,000 lbs of food in 2009???
Note: Everyone bringing 20lbs or more of food donations to the event, or paying
a special
$10 guesstimate fee, will get one guess at determining the total weight
collected. The
person coming closest to the actual number will win a DGA MachLite basket
donated by
the "Canadian"!
For more info call Andrew Sweeton (609-683-6226) or Stephen Caffery
(973-981-6377)
Thanks for the email and chiming in. I'm not sure who you are since the email address is new to me. While the entire process related to the re-design of the course left much to be desired all around, I'm not quite sure that the Parks Board should shoulder the blame here.
In the end, the Parks Board was left with a faustian bargain dictated by the Board of Supervisors to re-design the course under extremely strict conditions.
Yes, the original design also included the long distance between holes 1-18 and in many people's view including mine, it was less-than-ideal. When I asked the designer about it, he told me it was his intent to give players a quality course while minimizing any damage to sensitive areas of the park.
As I mentioned to Cubby, the lesson learned here needs to be that when proposing and building new courses, disc golf advocates and designers need to involve not only the local government folks, they also need to involve any potential neighbors in the design efforts.
-N --- Neil McDevitt CEPIN Program Director Community Emergency Preparedness Information Network, TDI 8630 Fenton Street, Suite 604 Silver Spring, Maryland 20910-3822 nmcdevitt@... www.cepintdi.org Direct line: (866) 394-0453 (Voice/Ojo) FAX: 301-589-3797
On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 7:09 PM, bwire26 <bwire26@...> wrote:
> All; > This guy runs what is probably one of the better and most-frequently updated > blog in re: Disc Golf and I keep it on my RSS reader as a way of keeping up > with comings-and-goings in the DG world.
> He visited Windlestrae recently and it left a very negative impression on > him: http://cubbysdiscgolfworld.blogspot.com/2008/10/24-hours-on-road.html
> > Here we are at Windlestrae Park. This course has Holes > > 1,2,3,4,11,5,6,7,8,9. This is the worst course I have ever played. (emphasis > > mine) The distance between holes is way, way, way, too long. When you
> > finish Hole 9, the walk back to hole 1 is way, way, way, way, way too long. > > A great course was planned to be installed here but from what I understand > > from someone working at the park is that complaints from neighboring homes
> > caused the layout to change to it's present terrible layout. This course in > > it's present form should be pulled as it will discourage new players from > > ever playing another round of Disc Golf. There is so much land at this park
> > and so few holes. > > > > It's unfortunate that we're getting this negative publicity but it should be > shown to the Parks Board & Supervisors so they understand the consequences
> of design-by-committee. > > -Neil > > --- > Neil McDevitt > CEPIN Program Director > Community Emergency Preparedness Information Network, TDI > 8630 Fenton Street, Suite 604
> Silver Spring, Maryland 20910-3822
Design-by-committee? Are you serious? There were many viable alternatives offered by the members of the "Discgolf Sub-Committee" that answered most of the objections. These alternatives even started and ended the course in the same area. The original course, supposedly designed by a professional, had tee boxes in stream beds and the first and last hole 1/2 mile apart. The course that you have now was proposed by your Park Board. Any of the sub-committee proposals would of been 1000% better than what your Park Board gave you. You should have consequences of design-by-committee (sub-committee). What you have is consequences-of-design by Park Board. That is why this is the worst course that Cubby ever played. Be sure to send this response to your PB and BOS just to lay out the facts! Oh that's right ... facts? What facts?
--- In windlestrae@yahoogroups.com, "Neil McDevitt" <nmcdevitt@...> wrote: > > All; > This guy runs what is probably one of the better and most-frequently updated > blog in re: Disc Golf and I keep it on my RSS reader as a way of keeping up > with comings-and-goings in the DG world. > He visited Windlestrae recently and it left a very negative impression on > him: http://cubbysdiscgolfworld.blogspot.com/2008/10/24-hours-on-road.html > <http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_OvFMLIlseJc/SQE3kW8s-LI/AAAAAAAADHk/ZiHBg8pYsMc/s1600-h/Disc+Golf+004.jpg> > > > Here we are at Windlestrae Park. This course has Holes > > 1,2,3,4,11,5,6,7,8,9. This is the worst course I have ever played. (emphasis > > mine) The distance between holes is way, way, way, too long. When you > > finish Hole 9, the walk back to hole 1 is way, way, way, way, way too long. > > A great course was planned to be installed here but from what I understand > > from someone working at the park is that complaints from neighboring homes > > caused the layout to change to it's present terrible layout. This course in > > it's present form should be pulled as it will discourage new players from > > ever playing another round of Disc Golf. There is so much land at this park > > and so few holes. > > > > It's unfortunate that we're getting this negative publicity but it should be > shown to the Parks Board & Supervisors so they understand the consequences > of design-by-committee. > > -Neil > > --- > Neil McDevitt > CEPIN Program Director > Community Emergency Preparedness Information Network, TDI > 8630 Fenton Street, Suite 604 > Silver Spring, Maryland 20910-3822 > nmcdevitt@... > www.cepintdi.org > Direct line: (866) 394-0453 (Voice/Ojo) > FAX: 301-589-3797 > Design-by-committee? Are you serious? There were many viable alternatives offered by the members of the "Discgolf Sub-Committee" that answered most of the objections. These alternatives even started and ended the course in the same area. The original course, supposedly designed by a professional, had tee boxes in stream beds and the first and last hole 1/2 mile apart. The course that you have now was proposed by your Park Board. Any of the sub-committee proposals would of been 1000% better than what your Park Board gave you. You should have consequences of design-by-committee (sub-committee). What you have is consequences-of-design by Park Board. That is why this is the worst course that Cubby ever played. Be sure to send this response to your PB and BOS just to lay out the facts! Oh that's right ... facts? What facts?
This guy runs what is probably one of the better and most-frequently updated blog in re: Disc Golf and I keep it on my RSS reader as a way of keeping up with comings-and-goings in the DG world.
Here we are at Windlestrae Park. This course has Holes 1,2,3,4,11,5,6,7,8,9. This is the worst course I have ever played.(emphasis mine) The distance between holes is way, way, way, too long. When you finish Hole 9, the walk back to hole 1 is way, way, way, way, way too long. A great course was planned to be installed here but from what I understand from someone working at the park is that complaints from neighboring homes caused the layout to change to it's present terrible layout. This course in it's present form should be pulled as it will discourage new players from ever playing another round of Disc Golf. There is so much land at this park and so few holes.
It's unfortunate that we're getting this negative publicity but it should be shown to the Parks Board & Supervisors so they understand the consequences of design-by-committee.
-Neil
--- Neil McDevitt CEPIN Program Director Community Emergency Preparedness Information Network, TDI 8630 Fenton Street, Suite 604 Silver Spring, Maryland 20910-3822 nmcdevitt@... www.cepintdi.org Direct line: (866) 394-0453 (Voice/Ojo) FAX: 301-589-3797
FYI folks; there have been two arson incidents in Rose Twig park over
the past weekend. Both fires did not cause significant damage
(portapotty and playset). But its worth keeping an eye out for any
suspicious behavior.
-N
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On 7/13/08, Lar <lfcald@...> wrote:
> There is a handy time sheet you can download and use from this site to
> keep track of your volunteer time. Click on the files button.
> Larry
>
>
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Neil McDevitt
CEPIN Program Director
Community Emergency Preparedness Information Network, TDI
8630 Fenton Street, Suite 604
Silver Spring, Maryland 20910-3822
nmcdevitt@...
www.cepintdi.org
Direct line: (866) 394-0453 (Voice/Ojo)
FAX: 301-589-3797