Discin' In The Dark 2014

There were a few objections to moving the start time up to 6:00 PM so I will still be letting people start as late as 6:30. I will however accommodate SOME of you who show up early and might want to g ... show more ›

There were a few objections to moving the start time up to 6:00 PM so I will still be letting people start as late as 6:30. I will however accommodate SOME of you who show up early and might want to get your round in early. The earliest I will allow anyone to go is about 5:45 PM and you may be asked to set out the lights as you go. SO If you want to play early show up and get yourself a group. The only thing I ask is that the final week of the season . . . we all pay at the same time so that you play with your closest competitors and also to be able to give away trophies to everyone at the same time.

One thing I wanted to mention was the use of flashlights and blacklights . . . please always be aware of others around you and even on the next holes. Getting a flashlight or blacklight to the eyes at ... show more ›

One thing I wanted to mention was the use of flashlights and blacklights . . . please always be aware of others around you and even on the next holes. Getting a flashlight or blacklight to the eyes at the wrong time can really throw someone off so use lights carefully and alert those around when you plan to use them.

There are still 8 lizards on the course from last week so keep your eyes peeled, but please don't slow down your group by excessively searching.

The winter holes are still in play for those who like to mentally prepare for the round. I plan to move those baskets this week sometime when I can get a truck, I also will be replacing the sleeve on #4 which had heaved out of the ground and hopefully cutting the fallen branch on #7 that blocks the long pin position.

Week 2 saw two lizards found (actually three but one was one of last years). . . some rough scoring across the board . . . and a haze that fell over the Valley that made the round really interesting. ... show more ›

Week 2 saw two lizards found (actually three but one was one of last years). . . some rough scoring across the board . . . and a haze that fell over the Valley that made the round really interesting. Some people even claimed their discs were turning over more in those conditions. It looks like we will stick to 7:00 for at least 1 maybe 2 more weeks before shifting it backwards. I will try to get out and hide more lizards this week but there are still currently 8 out there to be found.