Volume 2 Issue 5
May , 2004
If you have news that you would like in the next AADGC Flyer, let me know. Check out www.aadgc.com for more details on any of the stories below.
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Please welcome the newest 2004 AADGC Members
Scott Cech
Andy Christensan
Jeremiah Coenen
Scott Collipp
Dave Ellis
Brett Geenen
Mike Gerondale
Adam Goerlitz
Peter Gorham
Kevin Havinga
Dan Hermes
Nick Hermes
Mel Holton
Jim Klem
Gary Luce
Sean McQuillan
J.R. Riley
Scott Schneiter
Michael Schupp
Steve Siettmann
Marc Vandehey
Bryan Wardall
UPCOMING TOURNAMENTS
A demonstration by professional disc golfer and AADGC member Terry Miller of Discraft Discs will be given at noon Sunday, June 6. The demonstration, games and mini-tournament will be held at Adelaide Park on Hickory Street.
More on this in the Fond du Lac Reporter http://www.wisinfo.com/thereporter/news/archive/local_16162441.shtml
TRANSITIONS
Send your changes in your life (ie. Marriages, engagements, births, graduations, accomplishments, etc.)
TEAM AADGC MAKES A PRESENCE AT THE TOWER RIDGE OPEN
Below is a picture of some of the AADGC members that participated in the Tower Ridge Open. Tom Jenkins took 1st place in the Pro Masters Division.
More results http://www.widiscsports.com/standings04.htm
TEAM FLYING FORTRESS TAKES HOME THE CASH
The top touring players from Appleton all cashed at the Standing Rocks Open this year. Team Flying Fortress consists of Mike Schwieger, Chris Olinger, Tom Jenkins, and Ken Kreie.
Mike Schwieger took 5th.
More results http://www.pdga.com/tournament/tournament_results.php?TournID=4090#Open
SPRING CLEAN UP
Jay Joseph organized a much needed spring clean up at Kaukauna. 4 others showed up. 3 stayed and cleaned. Sean Fish-Bone, Chris, and Scott. We played singles from the pro tees and cleaned as we went along. When we finished we played again from the AM tees. A good time.
Thanks for your help!!
COOL STUFF ADDED TO THE AADGC HOME PAGE
Check out the Cool stuff section on the aadgc home page for video previews.
PROPOSED TELULAH REVISION
It looks good but it's not over. The decision for the future of Telulah Park disc golf course will be made soon. Here is the link to the new 18 hole disc golf course at Telulah.
http://www.aadgc.com/Park18.PDF
HIGHBRIDGE OPENER
If you read the latest issue of Disc Golf World News, you may have read about a plan to have 8 courses in one area - Highbridge, Wisconsin. They plan a kick off tournament on July 4th. Here are some details from Chuck:
I've filed the sanctioning agreement with Guru today for the D-tier at Highbridge on July 4th like we talked about. Please add to the Wisconsin schedule. Hope you can make it up there sometime to check it out. It's really shaping up great with the 9-hole Chestnut Grove rec course at the tent campground open now and the 54 Mach 3s coming from DGA around June 3rd.
Highbridge Opener, July 4th, D-tier, Highbridge, WI, TD: Chuck Kennedy 651-455-1217, ck34@aol.com
Entry fees haven't been set yet. I'll send you a flyer when ready.
DISC GOLF MAKES THE PAPERS AROUND WISCONSIN
You may have seen disc golf in the paper recently in the Post Crescent, but did you know it was in a half a dozen or so papers around Wisconsin. This and more articles will help bring disc golf into the main stream. The more disc golfers, the more courses, the more organized events, the more sponsorship, the more payout.
http://www.wisinfo.com/postcrescent/news/archive/life_15911137.shtml
THE FIRST WISCONSIN JUNIOR DISC GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS A SUCCESS
84 Kids played 2 rounds at Kauakauna in the first WJDGC. The results are in the paper. Next year, we may need to look at two courses. Although it's not official, there has been talk of a new record for the size of the junior division for a PDGA tournament to include the Junior World Championships.
http://www.wisinfo.com/postcrescent/sports/archive/sports_16130869.shtml
NEWS STORIES NEEDED
If you have a newstory idea for the AADGC Flyer or if you would like to see something else in your monthly flyer, let me know.
SEYMOUR GETS A COURSE APPROVED
Here is a story from the Seymour Times Press:
Council okays Frisbee park
The Seymour City Council has agreed to spend the remaining money in the Beat the Heat program account to create a Frisbee golf course at Lake Park.
The park has been proposed by Nick Rynish and a layout has been designed. Councilmembers agreed that the course would provide addtional recreational opportunities for both youth and adults in the community and help promote Lake Park.
The council's Public Property Committee will look at details of the plan when it meets next week.
THANKS AGAIN TO OUR SPONSORS
Flying Fortress (The Club's Main Sponsor)
Disc Fly
Discraft
Discs Unlimited
Disc Shoppe
Disc N Dat
That's it for this month. See you at the weekly competitions!
Ken Kreie
President
AADGC