This colorful, abstract and three dimensional graphic design features the silhouette of a disc golf basket, and is available on many different products in my shops at Zazzle and/or Cafepress. Thanks for visiting!
Tag: competition
It was 1998 and I was living in Scottsdale, Arizona, when a disc golfing friend – Ron Klein – informed me that he was driving to California to retrieve items from storage, and wondered if I wanted to take a disc golf road trip to the west coast?
We played several courses while visiting The Golden State, the most memorable of which was DeLaveaga, in Santa Cruz.
Upon arrival, we learned that a local monthly disc golf tournament was just about to begin, and so we both paid a nominal entry fee to enter the event.
It was a small field and there were only two divisions – Ron signed up for Pro, and I signed up for Amateur – scheduled to play one round of 27-holes.
I’d played here once before, and hoped that my performance during this particular event would be competitive. When finished, all of the scorecards were submitted and official results tallied.
Although several of the top players from the Santa Cruz area were absent – playing instead at a PDGA tournament held in San Diego – it was nevertheless very cool to hear the Tournament Director announce that the winners of both divisions were from Arizona!
In addition to receiving my payout for winning, I also sold a dozen t-shirts to the local club following the event – contributing to a fun disc golf road trip!
Enjoy the sport of disc golf with this cool t-shirt, available in 18 different colors from Zazzle. And, you can also find more items at these shops: Cafepress, Tee Public and Design By Humans.
Colorful mandala typographic design with silhouette of disc golf basket & chains. Available on a variety of products in my galleries :
I was competing in a PDGA sanctioned disc golf tournament on a warm day with mild winds during the summer of 1999. The event was held at Cold Brook Park, located in Climax, Michigan, between Kalamazoo and Battle Creek.
At that time, organizers commonly added six alternate baskets to the 18-hole layout, in order to accommodate a larger field of players. The first new basket in this expanded 24-hole format followed the 16th hole, and was a short birdie opportunity along the edge of Portage Lake.
Everything seemed fine as our group approached the tee pad. The wind was calm and there weren’t any trees as obstacles, only a water hazard to avoid along the right edge of the fairway.
And then, it happened.
From out of nowhere, a small gaggle of geese flew closely overhead at a high rate of speed! They couldn’t have been more than 10-feet above the ground, riding the leading edge of a weather system. We all ducked, rising again only to be immediately greeted by headwinds of approx. 30 miles per hour, sustained for the remainder of the tournament.
So much for an easy shot – now, the water loomed large.
Enjoy the great sport of disc golf with this bumper sticker featuring a green putter and chains! Made from durable vinyl with a strong adhesive back – 100% weatherproof. Dimensions are 3″ by 11″.
Whether you’re doing grinds on the half-pipe or kickflips in the street, this competition shaped skateboard has supreme pop! It’s made in Reno, Nevada with the best quality hard-rock maple, and uses a one-of-a-kind printing process. Several sizes available. For trucks & wheels, add $110.
Currently on sale 20% off – use code CARDSANDMORE at checkout!
This robot disc golfer from the future is flingin’ plastic at light speed! Available in different colors & sizes, this cool t-shirt may or may not improve your score.
Check it out…
Categories
Brown Park Disc Golf
Stop by my gallery at Redbubble to pick out your very own disc golfer t-shirt! You can select your favorite color (many options), as well as the style of garment you prefer. Enjoy the great sport of frisbee disc golf as you enjoy your new t-shirt! And, many more items are available in my shops, here:
Check it out…today!
Categories
Baseball Dugout
This black and white photograph of a baseball dugout was taken at Lakeshore Park in Knoxville, Tennessee. I’ve added it to my gallery at Fine Art America. If you’d like to look at some prints, please do stop by.
