Frosty Frolf Festivus 2

Hey did you know James has the league set up for summer?!?!?! Tuesday nights starting this coming Tuesday 4/29/25. https://www.discgolfscene.com/league/14570/tuesday-night-flights Make sure you ... show more ›

Hey did you know James has the league set up for summer?!?!?! Tuesday nights starting this coming Tuesday 4/29/25.

https://www.discgolfscene.com/league/14570/tuesday-night-flights

Make sure you follow the new league for updates.

Venmo James Robinson!, anything Venmo'd to Dan will promptly get sent to some online disc retailer as I add to my ridiculously over abundant plastic w/ resin additives collection.

Well this looks like curtains folks. Final recap. A Pool. 1st. 305 Points - Dan Allen, 10 Rounds, 949 Series Rating 2nd. 290 - James Robinson, 9 Rds, 952 R 3rd. 280 - Morgan Leeds, 10 Rds, 931 R ... show more ›

Well this looks like curtains folks. Final recap. A Pool.

1st. 305 Points - Dan Allen, 10 Rounds, 949 Series Rating
2nd. 290 - James Robinson, 9 Rds, 952 R
3rd. 280 - Morgan Leeds, 10 Rds, 931 R
4th. 277.5 - Scott Groves, 7 Rds, 945 R

Some player highlights

Dan (me, I, this guy) took 1st place. Admittedly it's more of an attendance award of sorts and I've won 5 of the last 6 winter series. DANG YOU JOHN DEL REAL (2023 winter series 18). For this series my best round was the 8th week for our first 20 hole 2XL at the goon. I also snagged the only ace of the series that same day on hole 5 to the yellow basket. Unofficially rated 1017 which was the 2nd highest rated round for a player this series. Allen Black's 1019 was more impressive at Kincaid tho. I guess I'll sink down in the ratings and points standings as we put Westchester to bed for the summer.

Co-Director James Robinson arguably had the best series with the higher rating overall. He shot 952 for the series which is 24 points higher than his rating. One may be tempted to wonder if he would have taken first place if he hadn't missed week 5? James got paid out more than any player despite missing a round. Black barely came in second. So again, best rating, most money awarded... ya'll can decide. His best rounds were a 984 week 8 performance at the 2XL goon, and a 982 week 3 which was our first Kincaid round of 2025.

Morgan turned out a solid performance this winter with a 931 rated series, 7 points above his rating. He saved his best for last scoring his highest rated rounds to close out the series in week 9 (Kincaid Blues) 959 rated, and week 10 (goon 2nd 2XL) 948 rated. Those two rounds kept him atop the leaderboard in 3rd place. He also impressively shot 948 rated week 1 at the goon during that crazy icy/windy round. Best of all I was able to witness his miracle birdie on the final hole of the season. Week 10 at the goon. Hole 20 which was 3s teepad to the temporary basket location deeper in the woods. Morgan throws a forehand from the tee probably thinking it'll finish right and give him a open approach to the basket. However, being the final hole of the series, and possibly knowing in the back of his mind that Scott is shooting hot hot hot and charging up the series standings, Morgan puts a lil too much oomph on his drive and it ends up flipping flat and drifting left! Oh no the trees! But it holds some of its stability and doesn't flip all the way over and finds itself landing just past the red basket location. What now? He's pinched off. Everyone is watching. Sweating, nervous, old. Morgan stands alone with no direct path to the basket. He sees something, pauses to double check, grins, grabs his go-to plastic, clutches up and throws a forehand roller! Because of course who wouldn't think that's a great option in the snow and woods. And off it goes, under the spruce branches, between birch trunks, over the rotted logs and branches, and somehow nestling around circles edge. Yea, no brainer. So after all that, easy money. He steps up and drains the putt for birdie and third place overall for the series beating Scott by 2.5 points.

Scott get honorable mention as he only played 7 rounds and didn't get the benefit of dropping any bad weeks. He shot a 991 week 9 on the blueish Kincaid layout and a 984 final week 10 which catapulted him just shy of podium glory. That final week he birdied 9 holes (11-19) in a row! When the guy is on, he's on fire. Thanks for coming out Capt Groves.

That concludes the winter series! Mini's will be awarded in few weeks! Next series will likely start Tuesday 4/29/25 at Kincaid as we get amped up for Kincaid Kickoff. Weeks will alternate mostly between Kincaid and Peters Creek, however we will toss in a Girdwood round when needed for those tourney weeks. MSDGA now has Monday leagues going so we'll keep our leagues well away from their hood so we don't get any MSDGA league cooties. And who knows, maybe we'll get Davis Park back from the residents there someday and we can see what's left of our other woods course. Let's go tourney season 2025!

Tyler Pohler came through with the trophy mini's for the first winter series. They'll look great on the ground marking your lie before your monster C2 jumper, hanging in your office for all your cowor ... show more ›

Tyler Pohler came through with the trophy mini's for the first winter series. They'll look great on the ground marking your lie before your monster C2 jumper, hanging in your office for all your coworkers to fawn over, dangling from your review mirror causing everyone around you to recognize your greatness while stuck in traffic, or if you're like me, hanging on a thick braid gold chain around your neck. I replaced the league logo with the pic of the minis for people to see. Unfortunately, I can't post pics for leagues like we can for tourneys. Trophies are for the top 3 points finishers among all players regardless of pool. David and Naz, I'll get yours to you next time I see you.

B Pool recap:
B Pool was typically the largest pool of players each week and the top finishers benefited from the increased player pot. The largest payout to any singular person for a placement was Robin White on week 9 at $24 when there were 12 players in attendance. 12 out of 21 players got paid out for placement at least once. Some actually broke even or made money on the series, which is extremely difficult to do! B pool was won by 6 people this series, Mr. White (1x) mentioned above, 3 of whom are below and the other two were Mike Briseno (1x), and Chris Lowe (1x).

The top finisher for B pool was of course Allen Black. Not only does he have a very solid first name, but his net payout was in the black. The best player as far as the difference between buy-in and payout, Black took payouts totaling $80.50 which was $16.50 more than his buy-in's. Black won B pool 5 total times, and the first 4 in a row. In that first hot streak he nabbed 1st place overall twice regardless of pool. The best of which was week 4 at Kincaid when he shot a 1019 rated -10, which was the highest rated round of any player for the entire series. If he hadn't skipped the last 2 weeks of the series, he was on track to finish in the top 3 overall. Finishing 1st in B pool and 5th overall is not a bad seasons work. For the series Black shot 934 which is 19 points above his rating.

Second in B pool, 8th overall was Naz Munoz. Naz only won the pool twice, but was consistently near the top and getting paid out. Getting total payouts of $71, he only lost a buck playing leagues this series. His best rated rounds were week 2 and 6 at 941 rated, both at Westchester.

Weslee Moon took 3rd in B pool, 9th overall. Weslee also won B pool twice and was consistently at the top of the standings. Total payouts of $72 which matched his total buy-in. His best round was week 8 at the Goon which was 950 rated, 4th best B pool rated round of the series. Weslee shot 15 points better than his rating for the series.

Tyler Rus grabbed the spot just off the B pool podium with his 4th place finish, 10th overall. He didn't win any weeks but took the 4th highest accumulated payouts in B pool at $46.25. Tyler shot 899 for the league which was 9 points better than his rating. Week 9 on the Kincaid blues was his best round of the season at 927.

Points:
1. 242.5 Points - Allen Black, 8 Rounds, 934 Series Rating (+19 point rating improvement)
2. 222.5 - Naz Munoz, 9 Rds, 904 R
3. 215 - Weslee Moon, 9 Rds, 902 R (+15)
4. 187.5 - Tyler Rus, 9 Rds, 899 R (+9)

That's a wrap B pool. Thanks for coming out all winter long, see ya next at Kincaid for Tuesday DG.

We had 45 players come play in this second winter series and a total of 184 rounds recorded. The most players we had at one time was week 5 with 25 players at Kincaid. Week 1 was that crazy icy and wi ... show more ›

We had 45 players come play in this second winter series and a total of 184 rounds recorded. The most players we had at one time was week 5 with 25 players at Kincaid. Week 1 was that crazy icy and windy round at the Goon and we had 9 players, and a -1 (Frank) was 987 rated! For the most part we averaged around 19 players each week. Only the two courses were played over the 10 week series, but we played 7 different layouts. I know I'm looking forward to change of pace with some woods golf coming to a Tuesday in the near future.

--C Pool Recap--
C Pool had the least attendance all winter, but Jeremy Lukas was the one constant. Showing up each Saturday for all 10 rounds, the man took 1st place 7 times, including the first 6 in a row. His highest rated round of the series was week 4 at Kincaid at 841. He notched four 800+ rated rounds to back up his #1 C pool ranking.

Eli Wright found and joined the league beginning with the second week and never missed again. Eli notched a tie for 1st week 5 at Kincaid with his first 800+ rated round (801), and getting his first solo win week 8 on the first 20 hole goon layout with his highest rated round of the series (816). That week he grabbed 4 birdies which was the most in any one round by a C pool player. Notching 3 800+ rated rounds, Eli kept the pool competitive week after week.

Scott Haviland came out for 2 of the rounds at Kincaid and showed that he didn't get too rusty over the winter. Scott's the highest rated C pool participant and proved it by winning the pool both times he played. Week 7 was his highest rated round at 816.

Julia Musser also came for 2 rounds played at Kincaid. No wins but she was able to shoot a 743 rated round week 5 which was 17 points higher than her rating.

Points:
1. 40 points - Jeremy Lukas, 10 rounds, 788 Series Rating (+23 point rating improvement)
2. 32.5 - Elisha Wright, 9 Rds, 755 R
3. 17.5 - Scott Haviland, 2 Rds, 808 R (+1)
4. 7.5 - Julia Musser, 2 Rds, 726 R

Nice hucking C pool, we salute you!

Hey all it's been a pleasure playing our snow limited winter with you. Thanks for coming out. The PDGA was having some website issues so I delayed this post until it resolved so that I could see the p ... show more ›

Hey all it's been a pleasure playing our snow limited winter with you. Thanks for coming out. The PDGA was having some website issues so I delayed this post until it resolved so that I could see the preliminary ratings. I'll make a few posts this week to recap, but this post will be for the series standings.

As we have done the last 3(?) series, we are taking the top 7 point rounds of each participant to determine final placement. That keeps the guys that show up for every round (Dan) from automatically taking 1st. But at the same time it does give the ironmen an advantage as it gives more room for dropping a dud week. Other players that miss a week or two still have a solid chance to place at the top as you'll see in the standings below.

The top 10 series finishers are listed below with their rounds played and preliminary series rating. The rating may change once the rounds are finalized with the PDGA before posting with the May ratings update.

1st. 305 Points - Dan Allen, 10 Rounds, 949 Series Rating
2nd. 290 - James Robinson, 9 Rds, 952 R
3rd. 280 - Morgan Leeds, 10 Rds, 931 R

4. 277.5 - Scott Groves, 7 Rds, 945 R
5. 242.5 - Allen Black, 8 Rds, 934 R
6. 227.5 - Killian Flannery, 7 Rds, 931 R
6. 227.5 - David Sramek, 7 Rds, 926 R
8. 222.5 - Naz Munoz, 9 Rds, 904 R
9. 215 - Weslee Moon, 9 Rds, 902 R
10. 187.5 - Tyler Rus, 8 Rds, 899 R

Custom trophy mini's have been commissioned. Once the ratings have finalized in May, the mini's will be created and handed out to Dan, James, and Morgan.

No more Saturday leagues until next winter!

Final Week 10 Layout at the Lagoon: Bow your heads for a moment of silence for OB Extravaganza. I just checked the course and there's just too much snow on the trails for me to torment ya'll with the ... show more ›

Final Week 10 Layout at the Lagoon:
Bow your heads for a moment of silence for OB Extravaganza. I just checked the course and there's just too much snow on the trails for me to torment ya'll with the OB layout of death. Hopefully next year.

Welcome to Goon 2XL version 12.3c, powered by mandos and islands

CADDY BOOK- these are also added to the scorecard notes for each affected hole.
1. & 10. Marsh short left of the basket is designated as a casual area. If you land in the marsh and cannot take a stance at your lie, proceed to the green painted drop zone WITHOUT penalty. There is NO penalty stroke assessed.
2. Same island as a couple weeks ago. Your drive must land inbounds or you proceed to the flagged drop zone. The green string line defines the island and NOT the stakes. So don't pull on the string or otherwise disrupt it.
11. The marked island for hole 2 is now an OB area for hole 11. If your disc lands OB, proceed to the flagged drop zone with 1 stroke penalty.
7. & 16. Asphalt sidewalk and beyond is OB! If you land OB, take your lie at your last inbound position with a 1 stroke penalty. There is also a MANDO! Your disc must go LEFT of the tree marked with the pink ribbon. If you miss the mando, proceed to the drop zone with a 1 stroke penalty. Don't forget that if you miss the mando and then land OB on a shot, the missed mando is the penalty assessed in this particular layout. There is a green painted line to designate the restricted area.
19. You play hole 19 after 18! Hole 19 is from 1s teepad to 2s yellow basket. The marsh is still a casual area with drop zone WITHOUT penalty (welcome to automatic bogeyville, population YOU). All the rest of the water is normal casual relief rules.
20. 3s Teepad to a temporary basket location that's on the walk out trail. It'll be a black basket approximately 40 feet or so past the yellow basket? You'll see it. After completing hole 20, proceed past Go and do not collect $200, to play hole 1. I'd arrive early to practice holes 19&20 if I was you. Tricker than you think I bet.

Get signed up and get paid this weekend. For this week I’m allowing you to signup and get paid via Venmo. Take this opportunity while it lasts. And I gotta stop posting about the snow melting. A ... show more ›

Get signed up and get paid this weekend. For this week I’m allowing you to signup and get paid via Venmo. Take this opportunity while it lasts.

And I gotta stop posting about the snow melting. All it does is snow afterwards. I’ll make a call later tonight on the layout hopefully. I’ll go see the course and check if we can see defined OB or not. Islands are looking unlikely. But I’ll have an alternate layout planned as back up. It won’t be the standard 18 for sure.

If you’re near the top 3, I highly suggest you sign up. You’re going to want one of the custom mini’s being made for the top 3 series finishers.

Ladies and gentlemen, sports fans and friends, we have all made it to the final week. The Goon is getting put to bed for both leagues this week. Wednesday Night Dubs at the Goon tonight! Looks like th ... show more ›

Ladies and gentlemen, sports fans and friends, we have all made it to the final week. The Goon is getting put to bed for both leagues this week. Wednesday Night Dubs at the Goon tonight! Looks like the final 12 is set, but that doesn't mean you should skip. Dubs aces have been putting out all winter long. Check in with Scott by 6:15.

Saturday singles will also be at the Goon this week. Assuming it continues to melt out, we're going with OB Extravaganza! Tell all your friends. Basically all paved paths and beyond will be OB. For hole 4/13 the path will play as an OB river. Hole 7/16 will have a mando left forcing you towards OB (tree is already marked with pink ribbon). Holes 2, 15, 18 will all likely play as islands which will double as OB for the alternate baskets that share the same teepad. I'll finalize the layout Friday night and make a "caddy book" post.

Week 9 Recap:
The Scott Groves took down the win for the Kincaid blue baskets. I personally found them very challenging but Scott proved even 40 years of life can't slow down his rocket arm. Overhands, backhands, and solid putting by the newest MP40 inductee. Scott shot -6 including the birdie on hole 18, sinking the putt from maybe 45-50 feet I'd guess. Travis took time out from marathon training to jog into 2nd place at -4. And another MP40 hero showing that old dudes can still chuck plastic on the longer layouts, Morgan took solo third with his -3.

B Pool was led by Robin, Rus, and Cory with 1 stroke separating each of them for 1st, 2nd, and third. Robin shot -1, and got the birdie on the very tough hole 17 which was matched by only 3 others. Tyler took one birdie and one bogey to finish at even. And Cory shot one over but was the only person to birdie hole 15.

Scott Haviland took down C pool for the second time. He won by 3 strokes over Eli and Jeremy who tied for 2nd. Thus all of them at least got a little Venmo action on Sunday. Eli and Jeremy both got a single birdie, and Scott didn't get any but stayed away from the bogey strokes a bit better than the other fellas.

Hole 1 was the easiest out there at .35 under par with the most birdies at 8. Hole 14 was 2nd at -.26, followed by holes 3 and 4 both at .17 under par. Hole 1 was the only one to play the whole day without a bogey. Thank you 1!

Hole 10 was a monster out there at .61 strokes over par and zero birdies. It gave us 12 bogeys and 1 double. Holes 6 and 18 were equally hard at .57 strokes over par. Hole 6 handed out zero birdies and 18 had the one by The Scott Groves. 8 and 12 both gave out 3 double bogeys.

Hole 5 handed out a single birdie to Morgan. Keegan was the only birdie on 7 (nice!), Travis and James were the only birdies on 8 (cuz I apparently cant make uphill putts), Groves solo birdied 9, hole 12 only handed out birdies to my card (Travis, James, and myself), Groves/Naz/Jake all birdies 13, and James and Travis were the only two to get 16. All worth the callout as Blues are indeed much more difficult to score on than yellows. So great birdies to all.

See ya'll at the Goon this week.

Paid out 13 people this week. The big winner was Robin White who took down the 157 person B pool field (ok, just 12 players). And all of C pool got paid out. Crazy world. The series race is still o ... show more ›

Paid out 13 people this week. The big winner was Robin White who took down the 157 person B pool field (ok, just 12 players). And all of C pool got paid out. Crazy world.

The series race is still on. Dan 295, James 282, Morgan 257, Black 242, and Groves 227.5. Assuming everyone keeps shooting well, Dan is scheduled to replace a 32.5 point round off his overall, James a 35 point round, Morgan a 25 pointer, Black a 17.5 point week 1 round, and Scott is only adding to his total since he's only played 6 rounds thus far. If you're tracking, the smaller the point round that you're replacing, the higher your total has the potential to be. And Scott has the potential to jump onto the podium with another 57.5 point round or better. He should get all his friends to sign up for the final week to pad the filed size and snag the series win with like a 100 pointer or something. So nothing is settled yet, our top 7 point rounds format makes it a nail biter to the end.

Tyler Pohler is currently working on the trophy minis for both winter leagues. I've seen some proofs and they are gonna be fire. First league minis are going to Dan, Sramek, and Naz. Current league minis will all come down to Saturday. Get your popcorn!

Week 9 at Kincaid, Week 10 at the goon... or PC? Looks like 40 degree weather at tee time tomorrow. Get signed up via Venmo ASAP. Here's our ironmen of league: 8 of 8 rounds: Dan, Black, Leeds ... show more ›

Week 9 at Kincaid, Week 10 at the goon... or PC?

Looks like 40 degree weather at tee time tomorrow. Get signed up via Venmo ASAP.

Here's our ironmen of league:
8 of 8 rounds: Dan, Black, Leeds, and Lukas.
7 of 8 rounds: James, Moon, Munoz, and Wright.

I'm willing to place a bet on the avg week 9 score of the 8ers vs the avg of the 7ers. 8ers all day!

Top Avg Ratings:
Alex Strawn 960 (1 round)
James Robinson 956, 28 pts above his current rating
John DelReal 953 (1 round)
Dan Allen 950
Robinson Culver 943 (3 rounds)
Killian Flannery 942 (5 rounds)

To the 1 rounders on the leaderboard, as some famous YouTuber has said many a times, "twice or it's luck".

Yessireebob, we're heading to Kincaid this weekend for our first round of the blue baskets. Get signed up ASAP to get in on this momentous occasion. WND will also be at Kincaid tonight. Possibly a rou ... show more ›

Yessireebob, we're heading to Kincaid this weekend for our first round of the blue baskets. Get signed up ASAP to get in on this momentous occasion. WND will also be at Kincaid tonight. Possibly a round of pro pads to blue baskets. Not a likely possibility, but still.

Series Points Race:
After consideration of only the top 7 rounds, the race for the top is tightening up. Dan 265, James 257, Black 242, Morgan 227, and Sramek 202. James and I are currently queuing up to drop 20 point rounds, so if I can just keep matching him the next 2 rounds, I should be good! Unless Black turns on the jets again. Stay tuned!

Week 8 Recap:
Some dude named Dan took top honors for the week. Also cleared out the Acepot to the tune of $225.25 on hole 5. But fear not, league rules kept $50 in the pot for the next guy. Maybe I can grab the rest of it this weekend. James rolled in right behind at -9 to get 2nd in A pool/overall. Doesn't look like he got any turkeys, just spread out the birdie love all throughout. He was one of only 2 people to get the bird on hole 3 (Cory was the other), and also hole 10 (Black was the other). Killian shot -7 for 3rd place and was the only one to birdie hole 19. Flex forehand?

B pool was led by Weslee and his -6. He had a tough go on the yellow baskets but cleaned up on the reds. He was 1 of 3 who got the birdie on hole 12. But someone will need to get the story on his lone bogey (hole 6). Really? Naz snagged 2nd place -3 with one less birdie than Weslee, but a couple more bogeys as well.

C pool was won by Eli by one stoke over Lukas. It's his first solo victory of the series. Eli got 4 birdies to Jeremy's single birdie. However Eli took 3 double bogeys to keep Jeremy (no double bogeys) within striking distance.

For the "new holes", it looks like the island on hole 2 nipped some people in the rear. 6 people took bogey (looking at you Graham), and one unfortunate soul took a double bogey. I'm assuming Black tried to save par from the dropzone and went OB again? Only 6 birdies on the hole compared to 10 in week 6. Hole 19 (6s pad to 7s yellow basket) debuted with a mando and most people seemed to get par. As mentioned, Killian was the only person to get that hole in 2 strokes. There were 4 bogeys. Didn't hear of anyone missing the mando. And hole 20 (8s pad to 9s yellow basket) was a repeat from a prior week. This time it only had 1 birdie compared to the 2 prior. It was the artist formerly known as Frank the Tank. His tee shot was slightly off and he ended up in the pit right behind 9s pad with an awkward lie due to the small shrubs trying to live their best life. But he zinged a great forehand and made a just outside circle putt.

Hole 7 and 18 played the easiest at a half stroke under par. Hole 7 had 11 birdies and 2 bogeys compared to 9 and zero for hole 18. Hole 2 went from one of the easier holes each week to playing OVER par. HAHAHAHAH

Hole 20 played the hardest at .61 over par. There were 8 bogeys and 2 double bogeys. Hole 3 (3.22) played a little harder than 19 (3.17).

Shoutout to Graham for being the only birdie on hole 4.

CONGRATULATIONS to the Purpero and Sramek families for the mini disc golfers they brought into the world!

We're going big ya'll. Get your Venmo to me today and let's do fun plastic throwing. This will likely be our last Goon XL of our series. Week 9 we'll play Kincaid, and week 10 will possibly be Goon OB ... show more ›

We're going big ya'll. Get your Venmo to me today and let's do fun plastic throwing. This will likely be our last Goon XL of our series. Week 9 we'll play Kincaid, and week 10 will possibly be Goon OB extravaganza (stay tuned).

For this week we're going to have some special rules. Everyone clap and say yippee. Woohoo's will also be acceptable.

Hole 1/10. If your lie is in the marsh (short and left of the basket) and you are unable to play your lie, you must proceed to the drop zone marked with green paint on the right of the fairway with a 1 stroke penalty. This is extremely punishing for hole 10, sorry. You have the option to get your feet wet and play without penalty. There is no casual relief if you disc is in the marsh.

Hole 2. An island has been marked with green string. Edges of the island are helped by some white stakes. But the line is the OB delineator. Please don't pull on the line as the stakes aren't driven into the frozen ground very far. If your drive does not come to a rest inside the marked island, proceed to the drop zone with a 1 stroke penalty. Drop zone is marked by two orange flags next to brown "no mow zone" sign. Don't forget you get 1 meter relief from the OB line if you are in the island.

Hole 11. The marked island is now a OB zone. If your disc is in the OB island, proceed to the same drop zone as hole 2 with a 1 stroke penalty. If your disc is safe, but in water. You cannot take casual relief if it creates a new lie that causes you to take a stance in the OB area! Your options are to get your feet wet or proceed to the drop zone with a one stoke penalty. Sorry x2.

Hole 7/19. If for some reason your disc is in the lagoon and is not playable. Take a new lie on the asphalt walking path at the point where your disc last crossed that path with a 1 stroke penalty. If the ice will support you, play your lie without penalty. The ice seemed fine today.

Hole 19. Par 3 playing from teepad 6 to 7s yellow basket. After playing hole 18 (short basket on 9s fairway) proceed to teepad 6. There is a mando left of the tree marked with pink tape at the base(in front of 6s yellow basket). Your disc cannot cross rightside of that tree. The restricted area is marked on the ground with green paint and extends past the arrow to infinity. If you miss the mando, throw from 7s teepad with a 1 stroke penalty. This is to try and keep everyone out of 8s fairway. Do not throw until 6 and 7s fairways are clear and safe.

Hole 20. Par 4 playing from teepad 8 to 9s yellow basket. This is the same XL hole we played prior where only Scott and Robin got the birdie. Lots of the rest of you took BIG numbers. haha. Do not throw until 8 and 9s fairways are clear and safe. After completing this hole, continue play on hole 1.

Week 7 quickie recap:
Purpero led everyone with his -9. Rated 1 billion or something. I dunno, might be a PDGA record. His first win in forever and I'm frankly tired of talking about it or celebrating it. Killian did some stuff too and took 2nd. Black took 1st in B pool. Neither you or I are surprised. Naz and Rus were a ridiculously distant second. Like waaaaaaay back. And for the biggest news of the winter, Lukas didn't win, or even get second. Maybe he played left handed. Scott Haviland unhibernated to take first with Wright taking down second in C pool. Other people in all pools played well or poorly, and got money or didn't. I'm sure it was all very special and newsworthy.

Some holes played harder than others. Some people did cool things on cool holes. Others have stories, but you'll need to ask them. Pads were great. Thank you James and Scott.

Nine people got paid out this week. Watch out junk food dollar menus in the greater Anchorage area. Still no Aces so the pot is over $250 smackers. That was week 7, so for the following weeks w ... show more ›

Nine people got paid out this week. Watch out junk food dollar menus in the greater Anchorage area.

Still no Aces so the pot is over $250 smackers.

That was week 7, so for the following weeks we'll only take your top 7 "points" rounds for the series leaderboard. Not sure how that's going to look on our leaderboard page, but I'm sure I can stumble through it. Allen Black is still holding the top spot, followed by Dan, Morgan, and James.

Recap will come eventually. And next week we're back at the goon.

James and I wrassled the teepads yesterday to a league playable level. Unless someone gets out there and finishes them off today, there may be some slush/soft ice of some of them tomorrow. But with th ... show more ›

James and I wrassled the teepads yesterday to a league playable level. Unless someone gets out there and finishes them off today, there may be some slush/soft ice of some of them tomorrow. But with the warm temps and sun, they should clear off with some pinpoint karate foot kicks, and maybe some top rope elbow drops.

Week 6 Recap:
James pad wrassler Robinson took it all down with his -9. There were 7 other players within 2 strokes of him trying to chase him down. 3 B pool players, and 4 A pool players at -7 or -8. Robo had a really good chance to catch -9 as well with only short basket 18 to play. Unfortunately, Sramek proudly announced before we all teed off that we were finishing on the easiest hole, strongly suggesting that birdie was inevitable by us all. So unlucky branch, shank right, shank left, and then a shot straight at it. So yea David, so freaking easy bud. Congrats to Lukas for pulling the only birdie on a card with 3 "A pool" guys. Pools are imaginary, solo birdies from BOB are legendary.

Mike B easy Briseno and Nasty Naz (not nasty at all but I lack in creativity) split B pool with their -8s. Both had one bogey each. B looks like he started pretty hot with a quick 4 birdies in a row before cooling off and then re-finding his mojo and finishing with a turkey. Munoz just spread out his birdies across his round.

C pool swung on the final hole. C pool legend Lukas birdied his final hole, and I think Eli might have bogey'd his final hole. Not sure on that tho. Regardless it was tight down to the final hole.

Robo, Dan, and Purpero all went bogey free. James had the most Birdies with 10. Nobody got a double bogey.

Hole 17 played the easiest???? I'm pretty sure that's a first. It's certainly not a hard hole but we had 13 birdies and 6 pars for a 68% birdie rate. Way to go team! Hole 18 played second easiest, but we can thank freaking David Sramek for that gem. 11 birdies. Hole 15 was way down the list and not even half of us go the birdie on it. Strange things out there last week.

4, 3, and 10 all played over par. Hole 10 had xero (p1x shoutout) birdies. Dan, Mikey B, James, and yes even Sramek all birdied hole 3. Only Mr. Lefty Spectacular Black got the birdie on hole 4.

See you at Kincaid Saturday, get your Vemno in ASAP. Next time at the goon we'll go XL.

A quick shoutout to all ya'll committed to stomping down snowy pads and "forgetting" your shovel that day. I mean, someone else always seems to take care of it. I took a short walk at Kincaid today ... show more ›

A quick shoutout to all ya'll committed to stomping down snowy pads and "forgetting" your shovel that day. I mean, someone else always seems to take care of it.

I took a short walk at Kincaid today to get some eyes on the conditions. I think if we can take off the snow layer on the pads, the 40 degree temps and sun should take care of the ice, or at least make the ice soft and easy to take off. Fairways have 4ish inches of crusty snow, but again I think by Saturday even that should melt down a bit and we won't have too many issues with lost discs. I was able to walk down the paths on hole 3 without any issues with the ice, the snow has turned crusty and gave the trail some grip.

I'll go out late this afternoon to work on the pads. If you have time, you can go out before, with, or after me to help out. Springtime pad work consists of taking off the easy stuff and letting the warm weather work on it for you.

They re-groomed their x-country trails, but the grass and dirt is already poking up and I can't imagine they'll be using the trails in another couple days. But for now, stay off their trails as much as you can, otherwise they'll come stomp all over our snowy teepads and make them even more difficult to clean off.

Recap for week 6 tomorrow.

Payouts have been sent to all the best of the best. Acepool updated to $238.25. Top four in the points race are Black, Allen, Leeds, and Robinson still. Culver has jumped into 5th with only 3 rounds p ... show more ›

Payouts have been sent to all the best of the best. Acepool updated to $238.25. Top four in the points race are Black, Allen, Leeds, and Robinson still. Culver has jumped into 5th with only 3 rounds played.

Be kind and bring a shovel with you as you play any course this week. We are scheduled for Kincaid next, but that will depend on the conditions.

So Weslee got out there today and put his life on the line to report on the predictably poor conditions. It’s too sketchy for us to play on until this snow layer either sticks to the ice or melts aw ... show more ›

So Weslee got out there today and put his life on the line to report on the predictably poor conditions. It’s too sketchy for us to play on until this snow layer either sticks to the ice or melts away and reveals to the ice. Thanks for taking one for the team dude. Stay on your feet out there.

So we will be at the goon tomorrow. The schedule has been flip flopped accordingly.

So my bad ya'll, I think I messed up by putting away my snow shovels last weekend. "man plans and God laughs" So we will have week 6 leagues this Saturday, I'm just not sure where. Check this page ... show more ›

So my bad ya'll, I think I messed up by putting away my snow shovels last weekend. "man plans and God laughs"

So we will have week 6 leagues this Saturday, I'm just not sure where. Check this page for the final location before heading out Saturday. If you are free, we could use some volunteers at both courses to take care of the teepads. Most importantly, I really need some feedback on the conditions out at Kincaid. Did the snow make the ice more safe, or just hid it and it's a dang death trap. I'm too old to be stepping on ice landmines in the middle of my 1000+ rated rounds.

So help out if you can, and get signed up for leagues, let's sling some plastic.

Wednesday Night Lights Doubles League will be at Kincaid tonight! Of course in another week or so it might not be Wednesday Night Lights, might just be Wednesday Evening Dubs with lights on your last ... show more ›

Wednesday Night Lights Doubles League will be at Kincaid tonight! Of course in another week or so it might not be Wednesday Night Lights, might just be Wednesday Evening Dubs with lights on your last hole or 2 only Doubles League. We'll need to work on the acronym for that. WEDWLOYLHO2ODL.

Saturday we'll have the cool league at Kincaid as well. Still short pads to gold baskets, or yellow if gold is to blingy for you. Once the ice eases up we'll throw the sapphire baskets into the mix.

Ice Bowl Recap:
Haskin took it all down with his poor mans -18. I guess he was too cheap to buy a single mulligan and try for the perfection+ score by getting an ace. Real nice Jake, way to not care about charity. Groves ended up at -17. Word is that he threw his entire bag off the tee from hole 4 and didn't secure the birdie. His card was at a loss and had to seek TD for a rules interpretation on which disc was his lie, as once the bag hit the ground 50 feet in front of the teepad all his discs just spilled out. Turns out Scott thought throwing your whole bag was something nobody else imagined.

B Pool was secured by Humphrey and his -16. He also threw his whole bag on 4 (the normal way), and word is he was in an uncontrolled rage at not getting the drive he wanted and started grabbing discs out of other players bags and shanking them into the void. Once he realized he had to pay for each of those shots he calmed down and realized he was in B pool and could easily win without hole 4. Pat Phelps -15 came down from the valley and got second for the imaginary B pool (4th overall). I don't have anything to comment on Phelps other than I met his dad last summer.

Lastly Eli finally took Jeremy down in the C pool showdown. We won't guess at the mulligans, but word is that there's a few angry loan sharks out there looking for Wright. I'm sure there were some other C pool players who did better or worse, but I don't actually know you and you don't get a shoutout. This is Eli's time to shine.

Shout out to Bill Maury-Holmes for the event and all the players who participated. I wasn't actually there and didn't talk to anyone who was there. But I'm sure it all played out exactly as I described. Maybe.

Another reminder that we are not having league play tomorrow 3/8/25. Instead get signed up for the Ice Bowl and buy yourself a ton of mulligans so you can finally shoot the rating you think you are. S ... show more ›

Another reminder that we are not having league play tomorrow 3/8/25. Instead get signed up for the Ice Bowl and buy yourself a ton of mulligans so you can finally shoot the rating you think you are. Some of ya'll might need to get pre-approved for a bank loan. Check the tourney page for info and to register.

Week 5 Recap:
A pool showed up in force with 12 players. 4 of whom all shot -5 (par 55) to take a share of 1st place. 3 of them were on the same dang card. But nice shooting to Frank, Scott, Robinson, and David Gall. The first 3 dudes all had 8 birdies on the day to lead the way for all players. No wonder I couldn't get anything going since they hogged all the birdies. Isaiah and John (the dude who famously donated to the ace pool) followed with -4 each. There wasn't a single player in the field who didn't take at least two bogey strokes.

B pool went back to being B pool with Allen having his first off day. I don't want to take all the credit, but I did make him play with me. You're welcome B pool. Allen left such a shadow on the top of the B pool mountain that Weslee and Chris decided to just share the top with their -3s. Loren made a rare showing and took a share of third with Briseno at -1.

Big news ya'll. C pool almost wasn't won by Jeremy. He still took 1st of course, but had to share 1st place with Eli. Way to go Eli, I saw you out there practicing solo after the round the week before. Eli got his first 800 rated round of the series (applause). Julia came out to round out C pool and had fun :)

Hole 4 was the easiest out there with a 2.64 avg and 11 birdies on the day. Hole 13 was just a tick behind at 2.68 and 11 birdies. Tho that's your own damn fault 13, you caged the crap out of my putt and sent it rolling across the cross county trail. May your stats always put you second at best in everything you do. Preferably you continue fall down the course stats leaderboard and disc golfers worldwide look at you with distain. I hope stories are told of your inadequacies. I look forward to songs and poems of your failings. Take notice that you'll never be in anyone's dream 18. We laugh and snicker at your layout. Even the trees on your fairway are falling down out of sheer boredom. Your basket is better used as a dog's urinal.

Hole 6 continues to have the teeth to keep our league humble. We shot over a half stroke over par at 3.56 and had zero birdies. 11 of us took bogey or worse! Holes 11 and 15 were slightly nicer at 3.48. Still no birdies on either while handing out 12 bogeys on hole 11 and 10 bogeys (or worse) on hole 15. Hole 9 was the 4th hardest and the remaining hole to give out zero birdies.

Front 9 had 5 of the easiest holes. But the stretch of 16 through 4 has 6 out of 9 of the easiest holes if that makes sense.

We'll be back at Kincaid for leagues on 3/15/25.

And just kidding 13, I still love you bro. We're good. You got me big time with that one, but I know you're just playing.

Payouts have been paid. Acepot is up to $219.25. John DelReal donated his big weekly win to the acepot. After fees, adjustments, allowances, and rounding it came out to a $0.25 donation. Bravo Mr. Del ... show more ›

Payouts have been paid. Acepot is up to $219.25. John DelReal donated his big weekly win to the acepot. After fees, adjustments, allowances, and rounding it came out to a $0.25 donation. Bravo Mr. DelReal. We stand and salute you good sir!

Allen Black is still protecting 1st place in league points, Dan and Morgan both jumped over James (thanks for taking the week off James) which rounds out 2nd, 3rd, and 4th respectively.

Next week is the Ice Bowl charity tourney at the Goon. So no leagues. But get signed up and get that Hawkeye (Discmania original FD mold) and give it to Dan. You can also buy me one of those CFR Classic Rocs. It's for the charity!

No leagues 3/8/25!

Yes we'll be at Kincaid again this weekend. Short pads to gold baskets. Recap week 4: The Allen Black show continued for the 4th straight week. This dude has taken first in B pool each week of thi ... show more ›

Yes we'll be at Kincaid again this weekend. Short pads to gold baskets.

Recap week 4:
The Allen Black show continued for the 4th straight week. This dude has taken first in B pool each week of this series. And still hasn't finished worse than 3rd overall while taking the top score twice. This past week he won over everybody by at least 4 strokes (47 rating points over second place!). For the league he is shooting 61 points above his rating. Black and 2nd place (A pool) finisher Sramek were the only 2 players to go bogey free on the round. Alex came down from Mat-Su to make his 2025 league debut and take 2nd place in B pool/3rd overall. Well done.

Speaking of pool domination, Lukas also has placed 1st each week in C pool. He's shooting 40 points above his rating for this league. I watched the end of his round and he plays his game and lets the young bucks take risky shots. He's consistent and stays in his lane to collect the cash each week. Wright couldn't close the gap but landed a couple birdies.

A pool was led by Dan with an up and down birdie/bogey round. The aforementioned bogey free Sramek took second. It was a surprisingly slow round for some other big hitters.

Hole 13 was the easiest hole out there at a half stroke under par. Half the field (9) got the birdie on one of the shortest holes out there. 10 of us got the birdie on hole 12 (par 4) which gave it the second best score relative to par at 3.56.

Hardest hole was 9 whooping up on the field by not giving up any birdies, 8 bogeys, and 2 doubles bogeys+. We averaged .61 strokes over par. Yikes. Holes 6/11/15 were equally trouble at a half stroke over par and zero birdies. Hole 6 handed out a bogey to half the field (9).

Special shoutout to hole 5 which shouldn't be all that hard but gave out 4 bogeys, two of which were on my card. For privacy sake I won't mention the two MP40 guys by name. BUT, Co-Director James was the only one to get the birdie on the day! So league directors averaged par as a group. Woohoo!

Black, James, Dan, Morgan, and Killian are the top five in the points race. And we know Dan isn't going to call in sick on league day, so I'll be on yer heels for the next 6 weeks boys. Tortoise wins in the end.

Get your money in for this weekend at Kincaid. We'll switch to a Kincaid/Goon rotating schedule for the rest of this league.

Payouts have been sent. Leaderboards are updated as well. Looks like Allen Black has jumped to the top, James Robinson falls to second. The ace pool is now at $194. I'll send a recap out later this we ... show more ›

Payouts have been sent. Leaderboards are updated as well. Looks like Allen Black has jumped to the top, James Robinson falls to second. The ace pool is now at $194. I'll send a recap out later this week Sramek.

The current plan is to remain at Kincaid for one more week before going back to the goon for a rotation. We'll begin alternating weeks between the two courses. However this is all contingent on weather and conditions. Westchester will be the default if the conditions worsen as it's easier to keep maintained. Have a great week disc friends

We're sticking with Kincaid tomorrow for Leagues. Same short pads to yellow baskets. Or Gold. Players choice. With the warm weather, be careful on the ice. Wear cleats or something. Week 3 Recap: ... show more ›

We're sticking with Kincaid tomorrow for Leagues. Same short pads to yellow baskets. Or Gold. Players choice. With the warm weather, be careful on the ice. Wear cleats or something.

Week 3 Recap:
Black and James are continuing their hot shooting. Neither has finished worse than 3rd place overall through the first 3 weeks of the series. So yea they are leading the points series with James at 97.5, and Black with 95.

In C pool for the first time all winter possibly we had three players in C pool. But regardless, some dude named Lukas keeps taking the top spot and the cash. Jeremy won the pool by 7 strokes. 7 more weeks and we'll have to figure out a trophy of domination. Julia made a showing as well taking 2nd place and a little money in her pocket.

B pool was led again by Black. No surprise, he's trying to get into tourney season form it seems. But he should take a page from New Zealander Francis Orange and throw only black discs. But taking 1st place every week probably means he doesn't need any commentary from me. The only podium spot in jeopardy was 2nd where Weslee got in there edging out Bee.

A pool led the way for everyone with Killian's -8, 47, and James' -7, 48. Both great scores after a long hiatus from Kincaid. I guess they had no trouble switching back over to distance drivers after a long winter at Westchester. Killian's score was nearly 1000 rated at 994 and is the highest rated round of this winter series. His other claim to fame is birdying 7-10 (and being the only bogey on hole 4 ;) ). Not shabby at all. James had the most birdies on the day with 11.

Nobody went bogey free for their round. And only three players (Scott, Morgan, and Dan) escaped with a single bogey stroke.

Easiest hole on the day in regards to par was hole 4 with 10 birdies and .39 strokes under par on average. Hole 1 wasn't too far behind at .33 strokes under par and 9 birdies. Which honestly is amazing. I think that yellow basket is hard to get.

Not too surprising holes 11 and 6 were the hardest. Hole 11 was .67 over par, ZERO birdies, and 3 double bogey+. Hole 6 was .44 over par and also ZERO birdies. Those were the only 2 holes to go birdie free.

Get your Venmo in for tomorrow. Cards may be assigned by rating. We'll see what the field looks like.

Congrats to the podium finishers of each pool who won a little ice cream money. Payments were sent out. You can check the leaderboards for updated payout and points allocations. Acepool has been updat ... show more ›

Congrats to the podium finishers of each pool who won a little ice cream money. Payments were sent out. You can check the leaderboards for updated payout and points allocations. Acepool has been updated to $176.

We're scheduled to stay at Kincaid next week as well. If it snows however, we'll need volunteers to sweep off the pads out there, otherwise there will be a last minute change back to Westchester. So pay attention to this league page/your email notifications. I will laugh at you if you show up to the wrong course.

We’re playing short pads to yellow baskets. 15/18 pads will be perfect. The other three may just be more fun. I put ice melt on them, so we’ll see if they perk up some. Cleats are highly recommend ... show more ›

We’re playing short pads to yellow baskets. 15/18 pads will be perfect. The other three may just be more fun. I put ice melt on them, so we’ll see if they perk up some. Cleats are highly recommended. Slopes on 3 and elsewhere are “sus”. Thank you google AI for teaching me a word the kids will understand.

Shouldn’t be any skiers on the trails since there’s nothing but ice, dirt, grass on most of these trails by the DGC. But watch for skiers and bikers and give them the path. Walk on the sides when possible just to be nice.

Send me your Venmo and let’s play Kincaid. Whohoo!

With the overwhelming number of responses to the XL layout, all 2 of you. We'll move forward with a layout change! So it looks like the layout for week 3 will be short pads to yellow baskets. Come on, ... show more ›

With the overwhelming number of responses to the XL layout, all 2 of you. We'll move forward with a layout change! So it looks like the layout for week 3 will be short pads to yellow baskets. Come on, you can figure that out right?

Week 2 recap:
Black continues his hot play and took down overall best score at -9, while leading B pool for the second consecutive week. He did it all bogey free as well, one of three to do so this week. B pool may be where all the good players are these days cuz Naz while only finishing at -7, had the most birdies of anyone with 10. Nice job B pool.

A pool was led by James with his -8, his solo birdie on hole 3 just adds to his aura. Dan and Dave (non-Olympic versions) nipped at his heals with our -7s. Big Ds were the other two guys to go bogey free. Speaking of A pool old guys, good ol Morgan was the only one to birdie hole 1. Which makes absolutely no sense at all. How do two of you birdie the hard basket on 1 (hole 10), but only one of ya'll can get the shorter basket. You all crazy for sure.

C pool had competition. First time in forever. Lukas decided to put his foot down and continue to claim C pool as his own notching his second win in as many weeks. But we'll give Wright some props for his birdie on 15 and one upping Lukas on that score.

Easiest hole on the day was 18 with it's ten birdies. Second was 6 with eight birdies, followed closely by fifteen also with 8 birdies (but one bogey). Isn't fifteen a weird number to write? You'd think it would be fifthteen. But now I'm overthinking it and have no clue how to pronounce it. Should stick to 15 going forward.

Hardest hole was 19. Shocking eh? Our first ever league XL hole (as long as I've been a part of leagues at least). There were 7 bogeys, and 3 double bogeys. But 2 birdies! Scott was the first to take it down and then Robin came thru and hit a short c2 putt to nail his birdie. I claim best drive tho, with worst attempt at an upshot however. oh well

Get signed for Saturday! New winter layout again!

Yo! Payouts for week 2 have gone out. Recap will happen later this week Sramek. Let me know your thoughts on the XL layouts. For or against. You can post below or text me. Seemed like most peopl ... show more ›

Yo!

Payouts for week 2 have gone out. Recap will happen later this week Sramek.

Let me know your thoughts on the XL layouts. For or against. You can post below or text me. Seemed like most people enjoyed it and were even open to a 20 hole XL. However we need to keep in mind how much we'll jam up the course. We can't be the League of Extraordinary Assholes and throw safari holes all afternoon. So keep that in mind and be proactive in offering to let casual players play through, or at least being friendly to them.

League rules update! Please make all card, partner, or refund requests before 9am. As you know I'm usually out there early before leagues practicing or clearing pads. Trying to do that and fumble with a bunch of card assignment changes is not as cool as you'd imagine. No shows or refund requests after 9am will be limited to $5.50 with the rest of your buy-in being donated to the ADGA.

Don’t forget to update your ADGA dues. You can register online through the Disc Golf Scene tournament page, pay cash at Weds Dubs, or Venmo me. $40 new members, $30 returning members. The 2025 gr ... show more ›

Don’t forget to update your ADGA dues. You can register online through the Disc Golf Scene tournament page, pay cash at Weds Dubs, or Venmo me. $40 new members, $30 returning members.

The 2025 grace period is donezo. So league fee is $11 for anyone not listed as a current member. Only 24 people are current members, and you probably aren’t one of them.

Welcome back to the big show. After a 1 week hiatus so Salvador could hit a $420 putt, leagues is coming back. And coming back XL. Since the weather will be in the low to mid 20s for the round, let ... show more ›

Welcome back to the big show. After a 1 week hiatus so Salvador could hit a $420 putt, leagues is coming back. And coming back XL.

Since the weather will be in the low to mid 20s for the round, let's play a longer round and enjoy the sun. This week we will debut an XL layout. A 19th hole will be added in which we play a par 4 from teepad 8 to 9s yellow basket. After completing hole 18, walk back along the bike path to teepad 8. If someone is on hole 8, wait for them to complete their hole. Same goes with any groups on 9s teepad, don't throw at anyone! We'll see how well this works and possibly see it again in a future week. Or scrap it all together, but let's try it at least once.

So send your Venmo to @danallen1919 asap please.

We're having the doubles tourney this weekend. Leagues will resume next week. Week 1 Recap: It was close to perfect conditions out there last week and the hot scores really reflected that. Frank c ... show more ›

We're having the doubles tourney this weekend. Leagues will resume next week.

Week 1 Recap:
It was close to perfect conditions out there last week and the hot scores really reflected that. Frank came out of nowhere and shot the first under par round of our series! Far and away the best score so far. Way to go Frank with the series course record. Time will tell how long that will hold, but I'm willing to bet its gonna stand for a while.

Allen Black smoked the large B pool with his +3 which was 8 & 20 strokes more than the next two competitors. We won't even mention the rest of B pool after that. Come on Allen, time to move to A pool.

And lastly, Lukas put the course and any C pool competitors in a stranglehold to win C pool seemingly very easy. I don't know how he does it, but the man just stacks Ws like Wu-Tang.

I just walked the course and the pads are looking great. Some standing water, but it looks like it's warmed to the point that the water might be absorbing into the ground and not just pooling on the p ... show more ›

I just walked the course and the pads are looking great. Some standing water, but it looks like it's warmed to the point that the water might be absorbing into the ground and not just pooling on the pads.

We will have a player meeting at hole 1 at !0:50 AM to discuss the rules regarding casual relief.

There are lots of pools of water on the fairways. Casual relief is allowed for standing water such as this. You must play at the nearest lie farther away (and in line) with the basket.

806.03 C. A player may obtain relief from a casual area without penalty by marking on the line of play a new lie which is farther from the target and no farther than the nearest lie where the marker disc and lie are outside the casual area.

There is a large and deep body of water behind the baskets of 8/17. This area will be designated as a relief area and you may take the last position on dry land/ice before the disc went into the water as your lie. And sure why not, lets take 1 meter relief from that pool of water (and only that area).

806.04 A. A relief area is an area designated by the Director from which a disc may not be played. A relief area is considered and played as an out-of-bounds area, but no penalty throw is applied.

The lagoon is not OB and there is no relief. I walked the ice near the shoreline and it seemed the same as always. But YMMV, and you may choose to re-tee with penalty should you shank your drive into open water.

I highly recommend cleats and water proof shoes as the fairways, greens, and even walking tunnels are full of pools of water and super slick of course.

Signups and refunds accepted until 9 AM tomorrow

If you're gung ho to play rain or ice or wind, get you money in ASAP. If we only get a few people signed up, we may cancel week 1 due to the rain. I walked the first 3 holes yesterday and there's pool ... show more ›

If you're gung ho to play rain or ice or wind, get you money in ASAP. If we only get a few people signed up, we may cancel week 1 due to the rain. I walked the first 3 holes yesterday and there's pools of water on the tees, fairways, and greens. Forecast is showing rain starting this afternoon and not letting up through the weekend. So it'll be a slippery wet mess should we go for it.