Frosty Frolf Festivus Four

Congrats all, we made it to Spring! First and foremost, nice job to Allen Black for acing the final round of the series and cleaning out the entire acepot of $64. AB aced hole 13 (4 from the short ... show more ›

Congrats all, we made it to Spring!

First and foremost, nice job to Allen Black for acing the final round of the series and cleaning out the entire acepot of $64. AB aced hole 13 (4 from the short pad at Davis).

For week 10, Adam Kiess beat Killian -3 and AB -3 for first place with his -4. Weslee Moon won B pool with his E, and not to be outdone, Tyler Rus won B pool with his E. Yes, there was a tie for first place. Jeremy Lukas won C pool. AGAIN.

Killian was the only player to attend all 10 weeks. He also attended the 3rd most Wednesday Night Dubs rounds (19) while accumulating the most points there. I was the only player with 9 rounds, and Groves, Kiess, and Travis Martin each made it out to 8 rounds. Eli and Lukas came out 7 times.

Somehow the league points got a little screwy on this website leaderboard, but the actual totals for each pool are below. These are the top 7 points rounds for each.

A Pool:
187.5 Scott Groves
172.5 Dan Allen
167.5 Adam Kiess
165.0 Killian Flannery

B Pool:
97.5 Britton Barnett
87.5 Weslee Moon
45.0 Nolan Brown

C Pool:
57.5 Jeremy Lukas
42.5 Elisha Wright
37.5 Travis Martin

I'll get Pohler to print up the minis for the overall top 3, Groves, Allen, Kiess.

Scott had the highest rated round of the series week 1 at Westchester (1016), and James was the only other 1000 rated round which he got week 3 at the goon (1013).

2 aces were hit. AB week 10 at Davis basket 4, and Frank week 4 at Westchester hole 7.

Shorebird Showdown in Homer this weekend. Kincaid Kickoff is the week after. Thanks to the people helping out on the pads at Kincaid. We (all the disc golfers benefitting from your selflessness) appreciate you.

Summer leagues will kickoff in the next week or so. Stay tuned. Wednesday Night Doubles at Kincaid is scheduled to kickoff next week 4/29/26.

I walked Westchester on Wednesday and it looked pretty swampy and I can only imagine by Saturday it's going to be a watery mess. Basket 1 was completely surrounded by water, the area around the basket ... show more ›

I walked Westchester on Wednesday and it looked pretty swampy and I can only imagine by Saturday it's going to be a watery mess. Basket 1 was completely surrounded by water, the area around the baskets on hole 2 were looking like they were turning swampy, the walking tunnels were filling with water, and pad seven was submerged in water. Davis will likely still be all wet on the walking trails along the field, but at least the actual course will be good. Maybe. Probably. Definitely likely.

The leaderboard is a tight race so we'll see if there's any movement with this final week. Acepot is at $54.

Week 9 recap:
6 players in A pool, 2 each in B and C. Not a bad showing for Davis.

Adam and James were both scorching hot the first 9 before they both cooled off significantly the second time through. Adam was -7, James -6 after the front 9, and then they both finished tied for first at -8. Looking at the groups, I don't think a single person had a better second half than first half. Must be all that walking in the snow tuckering you old fogies out.

Scott was the only player without a bogey. The second consecutive week he can claim that distinction. He shot -6 for third.

B pool was a 2 player shootout with Nolan starting slow but ended up getting 4 birdies on the day and cruising to a double digit stroke win in B pool with his +2.

C pool again dominated by Lukas as he won for the second week in a row. He couldn't match his great round from week 7, but did enough for the easy win.

And on second thought I take back my earlier statement. It seems Nolan and Jeremy both shot better on their second 9 than first 9. Which explains the drubbing they laid down on their pool partners. Nice job guys.

See ya at Davis for the final round of this winter.

Payouts just went out. Congrats to the 4 1st place finishers in the pools Leaderboard before final week 10: Scott 187.5 Dan 172.5 Killian 160 Adam 155 Remember, we take the best 7 rounds for ... show more ›

Payouts just went out. Congrats to the 4 1st place finishers in the pools

Leaderboard before final week 10:
Scott 187.5
Dan 172.5
Killian 160
Adam 155

Remember, we take the best 7 rounds for the calculation of the final leaderboard. So you'd drop your lowest weekly points after 7 rounds played.
Scotts lowest are a 12.5 and a 15 (12.5 already dropped)
Mine is a 15 and 17.5 (15 dropped)
Killian a 10, 12.5, and a 17.5 (10/12.5 dropped already). Killian is the only player to show up every round this series.
Adam 12.5 (no dropped rounds yet)

These are the four players competing for the top 3 spots. So if you play the final week and score big, you'll have the chance to jump up the board, or drop if you don't score well...

Yes we'll be at Davis tomorrow. Trails are collapsing, but also the snow is getting crusty. So harder walking, but maybe better opportunity to go home with all of your plastic. With the goon doing it' ... show more ›

Yes we'll be at Davis tomorrow. Trails are collapsing, but also the snow is getting crusty. So harder walking, but maybe better opportunity to go home with all of your plastic. With the goon doing it's spring melt/marsh thing, we may finish up week 10 at Davis as well. I'll keep an eye on it.

Week 8 Recap:
Had a bigger showing from folks last week at Westchester. Whether it was the nice weather, or people just skip Davis, I don't know.

Groves took down the overall win with his -10, while I was able to comfortably stay in second for A pool. Scott looks like he birdied 5 in a row with holes 5-9. I believe that was yellow baskets, so pretty impressive sir. He also had zero bogies. I had bogies, thus the whole 2nd place thingy.

B pool was a tie for first until Naz reminded me he's a big boy now and he's actually A pool. Good job buddy, you got third in A pool when ya could've walked away with some cash. That'll teach you that improving is not always an improvement. But Britton who took solo first appreciates your dedication. Britt shot -6 while Briseno got second place with his -3. Britt shot -1 on the yellows and -5 on the reds. I guess he's more of an alternative guy.

C pool was not a particularly close race. Lukas won by 8 strokes over his foes. And he did it with a turkey on holes 15-17! Nice job dude. He's shooting above his rating by 33 points so far this leagues series. Don't get too good or you'll ruin a good thing like Munoz did.

Nobody birdied hole 3, heck, less than half the field was even able to par that dang bastard. There were some nice solo birds out there Dan(4,13), Killian (10), Naz (14). 17 was the most birdied with 9 out of 13 of us getting it.

Go ahead a venmo the league fee to get signed up for some Westchester disc golf this Saturday. Pads are still holding up thanks to some sweat equity by someone (I believe Pete) to chip out and drain a ... show more ›

Go ahead a venmo the league fee to get signed up for some Westchester disc golf this Saturday. Pads are still holding up thanks to some sweat equity by someone (I believe Pete) to chip out and drain a couple troublesome pads.

Week 7 Recap:
Costales birdied his last 2 holes to take the overall win at -4. Dan and Scott battled back and forth but Scott's late bogey gave Dan the stroke he needed to nab solo 2nd place. Scott had the most birdies on the day with 7, but his bogey strokes kept knocking him off the top spot. Side not, Scott almost aced hole 8 at Weds Dubs. Hit the cage. So that was kinda cool to see as the spotter.

In C pool I got to watch Jeremy shoot his best round that I've seen in person. He was lacing the left to right shot shapes with precision. Had lots of C2 chances at birdie, but walked away with some stress free pars. He did park and birdie hole 1. Like Lukas, Eli shot 100 points above his rating. He had 3 birdies on the day (holes 4, 7, 13) but more bogies than Jeremy including his final hole of the day which left him in a tie with Jeremy for first place. Congrats to both guys tho for a well played round.

B Pool wasn't even a contest for Briseno. Literally, since he was the only one after Humphrey had to drop. Speaking of, I think I owe you money Cody. I'll take care of that as soon as I'm done rambling here.

Everyone had at lease 2 bogies, and there weren't any solo birds out there (since we place the shorts 2x). Nobody birdied baskets 5 or 8.

We'll be back at Davis for week 9.

Go AZ, or UConn, or Mich, or heck even Ill. They've all been great thus far.

Ladies and gentlemen, scoundrels and wenches, young and old, lefties and righties, and yadda yadda, this is a call to arms. Tomorrow we march upon the forest of Davis. We don’t battle for glory, an ... show more ›

Ladies and gentlemen, scoundrels and wenches, young and old, lefties and righties, and yadda yadda, this is a call to arms. Tomorrow we march upon the forest of Davis. We don’t battle for glory, and certainly there will be no riches to be had. But we go forth for spring is coming and we will not turn our eyes back. We will ride upon the back of the burning sun to send winter back to the depths from which it was created. Freedom is ours for the taking! Let’s goooooo

No Leagues this weekend (3/21) as the one and only Ice Bowl will be happening at the legendary Westchester Lagoon. So get signed up and by some extra discs. If you want to feel like a champ, throw a h ... show more ›

No Leagues this weekend (3/21) as the one and only Ice Bowl will be happening at the legendary Westchester Lagoon. So get signed up and by some extra discs. If you want to feel like a champ, throw a hundred down on mulligans and see if you can be in a 8 person tie for first place at -18.

Wednesday Night Doubles is at Davis tonight! (3/18)! So only go to the goon for some lonely night golf.

Week 6 recap:
Started with 9 players, ended with 8. We really gotta start handing out these 888s. Finish your rounds folks!

Killian (-7) led the 3 person A pool with Adam (-5) right on his heels. Those were the only dudes without a single bogey. Very impressive (in my best project farm voice). Killian has now shot -7 in 5 of the 6 weeks he's played, so you know the score to beat if you want to take some of his money. The third A pool guy threw a turd of a round, but hey I birdied basket 3 both times through, so that was cool.

B Pool was won by Mr. Brown at E. He had 5 birdies and an equal number of plus strokes as well. Britton kept it close until the second half of the round and finished +3.

C pool finished 3 strokes apart from each other. Lukas took first and Travis 2nd. Each had a single birdie to their round (basket 1). Eli played on my card and I must have razed him just enough to give the other two a chance to pull ahead.

Even tho we played the short layout twice through, the "back 9" played a lot harder. 16 Birdies on holes 1-9 vs 11 on 10-18. Must be PTSD from when the back 9 long layout was in play, our brains tricked us into thinking we were playing the hard half. Nobody birdied baskets 2, 5, or 6.

See you at Davis on the 28th for some more tree hugging DG

Yes confirmed. Davis. Pads should all be good. Dumped 44 lbs of salt yesterday and another 44 today. Only pad 9 was still completely covered in ice, so I gave it a triple helping. Speaking of hole ... show more ›

Yes confirmed. Davis.

Pads should all be good. Dumped 44 lbs of salt yesterday and another 44 today. Only pad 9 was still completely covered in ice, so I gave it a triple helping. Speaking of hole 9, keep an eye out for my orange disc with yellow ribbon somewhere on the fairway. I thought it hit a tree halfway down and bounced left. But between the throwing, salting, and walking, I must have not thrown it where I thought I did.

Send your Venmo to me today or tomorrow as early as possible please. Let's get Davis broken in together.

Moose hanging out on hole 8 all week. Eyes up.

Next week (21st) is the charity tourney at the Goon. No Leagues that weekend so get signed up for the tourney and buy tons of mulligans.

Thanks to Pete Weckesser, Adam Kiess, me, and maybe some other mysterious do-gooder, the short pads have all been shoveled at Davis. I'm going to drop a couple bags of ice melt on the pads tomorrow an ... show more ›

Thanks to Pete Weckesser, Adam Kiess, me, and maybe some other mysterious do-gooder, the short pads have all been shoveled at Davis. I'm going to drop a couple bags of ice melt on the pads tomorrow and see if we can get rid of any remaining ice. But plan on some less than perfect pads for leagues on Saturday. And some trail blazing down the fairways. We're only going to play the short pads twice thru, so that'll help with speed and also to get the fairways broken in. The two times I've been to Davis in the last couple weeks has had a juvenile moose hanging around (one mini charge). So eyes up.

Week 5 Recap:
Another small group as we battled several inches of fresh powder. But for the first time, we trotted out there as one united. We were a 7 pack shoveling, sweeping, spotting, and birdying machine. It was actually quite enjoyable and it felt more like a casual round. Took longer than normal, but we shoveled and swept every pad as we went.

Scores naturally distributed by pool. The 4 A pool guys all finished within 1 stroke of each other, 2 at -7, and 2 at -6. The lone B pooler shot even, and the two C pool dudes followed along over par at the end of the round. But scores were less important than tossing plastic into fresh powder and vibes. Nobody had to be asked to shovel or sweep or spot. Everyone just jumped up and took turns. It was great to throw with you Scott, Adam, Cody, Eli, Killian, and Travis.

With the large group we didn't come close to any star frames. The closest we had was 4 birdies on holes 7 and 17. Holes 3, 4, 10, and 13 finished without a single birdie.

Kiess had solo birds on 8 & 11, and had the most birdies in a row for 15-18. Killian had a solo on 12. Scott solo'd 14. Killian and Dan were the only players without a bogey on the day (which got them the 1 stroke separation in A pool).

Send yer Venmosos and get some Davis action this coming weekend.

Forecast is showing snow for the next 24+ hours. Any interest from anyone for a late night $5 dubs round tonight to play/clean off the teepads? If not tonight, we may do a delayed start tomorrow so we ... show more ›

Forecast is showing snow for the next 24+ hours. Any interest from anyone for a late night $5 dubs round tonight to play/clean off the teepads? If not tonight, we may do a delayed start tomorrow so we can clean off the teepads at 11:00 am and maybe start the round at 11:30 or noon. Text me if anyone wants to throw tonight and I'll see if we get enough for a dubs match. I'll pick up a 12 pack of shovel helper lubricant.

Last Saturday had great weather, it was like 80s and I was loving SoCal. But for 7 of you it was hella cold when you teed off at the goon in double digits below zero. I told a guy at Huntington Beach DGC and he thought ya'll were nuts playing in the cold and snow. I agreed with him so he'd think I was a cool Cali guy too.

A pool had 3 chilly warriors and they played on the same card. At the midpoint Groves took the helm of the card with his -5, Killian was preheating his round with his -3, and Frank was thinking about Hawaii while shooting -2. Second half they all heated up with Flannery pulling even with Scott for the round shooting a hot -6 on the back half (solo bird on 1). Groves got a turkey on holes 11-13 (the only birdie on 11 or 13 in the field, also solo bird on 3). Costales got some turkey action on holes 14-16. Killian and Scott were the only players in the field without a bogey. SG and KF finished at -9, while FC finished 3rd overall with his -5.

B Pool teed off with C pool and had a newcomer to the B pool world. Weslee and Brown battled for the lone B pool payout. In the first half Moon had the lead at -2 with his 2 birdies (including the solo bird on 8). Nolan tossed a double bogey but cleaned up his first half with 2 late birdies to get to even. The second half started rough for both of them with Allen's buddy getting a double bogey on 11, before getting the partial recovery with a birdie on 12, and the late guy who held up everyone's start getting bogeys on 10, 11, and 12. In the end WM took down the pool shooting even on the round and NB finishing at +1.

C pool also teed off on hole 1 with B pool and had two players. Travis stood atop after the front 9 at +1. He had one bogey and the rest pars. Wright peppered his scorecard with a birdie, 2 bogeys, and a double in the first half for +3. Looks like they played back and forth in the back 9 with each of them taking some bogey strokes, but Martin was able to get his first birdie of the round on hole 16 and finished as the C pool winner with +3. Eli cleaned up a lot of his bogey strokes but wasn't able to take advantage of any birdie opportunities and finished his round at +5.

Shoutout to Pete for putting in some Davis shovel work over the weekend. I'll probably be out there Monday to see if I can finish off the short pads and maybe we can go Davis shorts 2x for week 6. Stay tuned friends

Big winner was Franklin who aced hole 7 for $93. Acepot was cleaned out and we'll have to get it built back up big before I throw my Spring ace. Congrats to the pool winners, your Venmo is a lil fa ... show more ›

Big winner was Franklin who aced hole 7 for $93. Acepot was cleaned out and we'll have to get it built back up big before I throw my Spring ace.

Congrats to the pool winners, your Venmo is a lil fatter now.

I'll be out of town this week and through the weekend. Still send your money into me and I'll create the cards. Payouts will go out on Wednesday the 4th when I'm back in town. I'll be available by text, to help with any last minute issues.

Pads will be what they are unless some of you decide to go out Friday night or early Saturday morning to clean them up.

Speaking of, I did another 2 pads at Davis today. That makes 6 that I've cleared. Sure would be nice if some of you found a shovel and built up some karma. Once we get the short pads all cleared, we're going to start mixing Davis in (shorts twice thru).

Looking to be a little colder tomorrow, but nothing an Alaskan disc golfer can't handle. Send in your Venmo ASAP to get in on the frosty frolf. Week 2 recap: Weather was a mixed bag out there. Tem ... show more ›

Looking to be a little colder tomorrow, but nothing an Alaskan disc golfer can't handle. Send in your Venmo ASAP to get in on the frosty frolf.

Week 2 recap:
Weather was a mixed bag out there. Temp was slightly warm and we started out playing with a thin layer of snow on the ground. Later it switched to a freezing rain. ugh

Them A pool boys had some sort of -7 cult thing going on. Adam, James, Killian, Scott, and Allen spit in their hands and shook on an even cash split. Allen did it with the most bogeys, Adam and Killian were the only ones to do it without any (A pool or otherwise). I'm not about that life and went the righteous path of -6, and got paid zip.

B Pool fielded the smallest number at 4. Naz and Loren split the winning pot with $11 each. It was also a tight race for first with only 2 strokes separating the 1st and 4th place finisher. Everyone in B pool had two bogeys.

C Pool saw the return on Jeremy and he promptly reclaimed his 1st place spot. Elisha only finished 1 stroke behind in the 5 person field and was the only C pool participant with a birdie. Though Jeremy was the only one in C pool without a double bogey.

Ace pot sits at $79. Hole 4 was the only unbirdied hole, hole 7 was the only unbogeyed, and hole 9 had the most pars at 12/15.

F4 kicks back into action tomorrow. Could be a lil fresh snow on the pads before/during the round, so prepare for that. We'll be playing the standard 18 layout, but will mix something else in later in ... show more ›

F4 kicks back into action tomorrow. Could be a lil fresh snow on the pads before/during the round, so prepare for that. We'll be playing the standard 18 layout, but will mix something else in later in this series. Sign up for 2026 ADGA membership or pay $11 for the round.

Week1 Recap:
We had 14 players come out after the month long league break. Conditions were pretty good, and I think most people took all their plastic home after the round. We used spotters when needed and my card didn't have any issues finding our lil round guys.

A Pool:
Cap G started the round really mediocre shooting -4 on the first half, holes 4-12. I could see his struggles and took it upon my shoulders to lead the way and string together a bunch of birdies so he could draft easily behind me and get back on track. With my help Scott was able to birdie the entire back 9 and finish -13 for the round. Top score overall for the weekend and good for a 1016 rating. I took second in A pool with -11.

B Pool:
Naz says he missed some easy short putts to stumble his way to his 4 stroke win in B pool. After his big win, he told this journalist "B pool life". Unnamed sources say he will be trying for that C pool life in coming weeks. His putting struggles still got him to -11 for the day, good for a tie for second overall, easily 1st in B pool. The AK return of Britton showed a solid performance, especially from long C1/short C2. He's got some sort of snappy putt thing going on that was mostly on target and snagged some solid birdies. He finished at -7 for solo second place in B pool.

C Pool:
Matt was living large in C pool this past weekend. This guy walloped his fellow pool members by 7 strokes. He was the only C pool player to finish his round under par with his -2 which was good for a 861 rating. He played a pretty clean round with only one bogey. Travis and Wilson tied for second place in C pool with their +5s. They got to their scores by much different routes with Travis playing par golf with a handful of bogeys, and Wilson rode the birdie, par, bogey, double bogey roller coaster C pool ride.

Hole 18 was the easiest out there with 10 out of 14 of us getting the birdie. There was one bogey on it tho. I didn't look up who it was cuz I'm sure that poor guy must have lost a dare from his card mate and had to play the hole with off hand rollers only until he got to C1. Don't gamble boys and girls, or this is what happens. Hole 15 was the second easiest with 8 out of 14 birdies and no bogey strokes.

Holes 10, 3, and 4 were the hardest as expected and all played over par. Hole 10 only had one birdie all day. Congrats to Adam! must have been a heck of a drive, or putt, or eyes closed hail mary.

See ya out there tomorrow at 11am sharp!