BCDGA

We are excited to announce that this year’s Eric C Yetter Champions’ Cup tournament is the first qualifier tournament for the 2011 Vibram Open. Trust me folks it is never to early to start planning for next year!

Held on Saturday May 22nd, from the annual PDGA B-Tier event.

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I wanted to thank Monster for their support and provide a few pictures we took during sign ups!  Having the truck at lunch was a fun addition that everyone enjoyed having!
John, thanks for a well run event & Adam, thank you so much for everything Monster did for us – we hope you felt it was also a sucess and will want to work with us again for our event bigger event in September!

Thank you,

Eric Eichhorst

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The field is full, with 6 on a wait list and growing. If you are coming out to play be there early, check in starts at 7:30am and ends at 8:30. Any player not checked in by 8:30am will lose their spot to a wait list person. Lunch will be available for purchase for $7 and provided by Slack’s Hoagie Shack, place your order before the players meeting.

If you are not playing, volunteers are always appreciated for sponsoring, need folks both rounds, and for filling and delivering water jugs on the course. I also am looking for a volunteer for sweeping tee pads Friday night.

If you want to volunteer, shoot me an email directly, flyingsquirrel at mindless dot com

See you soon
Thanks
Jb (your TD)

Did you miss the madness? Do not fear now you read all about what happened here. We think you will want to join the fun next time.

April 24th, 2010 –

BCDGA club members Andrew Sweeton, John McGinley, and Alan Sweeton held a BCDGA community outreach today by participating as an exhibitor at the Jarrett Nature Center Earth Day Celebration in Hatboro/Horsham, PA. The event was well attended by several hundred people who had the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities including face-painting, “green” living alternatives (biodegradable “plastic” cups made of corn by-products,) tree-planting, and of course, Disc Golf. Young and old alike were able to try their hand at playing three disc golf holes and receive handouts concerning the sport of Disc Golf, the Tyler State Park Disc Golf Course, and upcoming BCDGA events including the Ladies Only Clinic on May 16th and the Junior Jam event for kids on July 10th.

Members and Friends of Tyler State Disc Golf Course –

The BCDGA needs your help. Our Tyler Disc Golf Course “Grounds Keeper” (Willie) has obtained a significant amount of chips through Mike’s Tree Service and the Maintenance Dept at Tyler State Park, which have been deposited around the course (holes 1, 4, 5, 6, 9, and 15 so far). More chips will be deposited in the weeks to come. Todd “W2” Cottrell (part of Willie’s evil Pyramid scheme) has been doing a fine job with the time he has available to spread these chips. However, as mentioned earlier…there are quite a few piles that need to be spread about.

In the past, many of you have asked to help in taking care of the course. Willie has been slow to delegate any of his many duties or work load. He has now lost his “slow to delegate” attitude and is ready to pass the pitch fork and wheel barrow! (Okay…he is really injured and getting old.)

Now is the time to lend a hand and make the Tyler DG Course absolutely spectacular for the GE Am Cup and beyond.
Please contact “Hobie” at 215-982-0657 or rhay@customessence.com to help “W2” spread chips in the appropriate spots. This not a complicated task and will help with erosion, reduce muddy spots, and make for a B – E – A Utiful course. Now is also a great time to sling chips as the temperature is relatively cool.

Any time you can provide will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Hobie

Pics taken by Kevin McGorry

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