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Disc Golf Assoc Disc Golf Association (DGA) is the founding
company of the Disc Golf. The roots of the sport begin with "Steady" Ed
Headrick, the founder of DGA and the driving force responsible for the
modern day era of Disc sports. Before starting the DGA, Ed donated the
DGA Trademark "Disc Golf" to the public domain and went on to
standardize the sport of disc golf. Ed Headrick is also commonly
remembered for his invention of the Modern day FrisbeeŽ for Wham-OŽ toys
as well as being the inventor of the supper ball. Steady" Ed Headrick
founded the Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA) and organized the
first disc golf tournaments. Upon his death, Headrick was cremated and
his ashes were made into a limited number of discs per his wishes. The
discs were given to friends and family and are sold with all proceeds
from the sales going to a non-profit fund for the "Steady" Ed Memorial
Disc Golf Museum at the PDGA International Disc Golf Center in, Georgia.
Professonal Disc Golf Association
with a good rule book and FAQ. Check out the
PDGA tour.
SNDG. Southern National Disc Golf Pro-am
tournament series.
World Disc Games
from Wikipedia
Dgc-online -Index of golf
courses, news, FAQ
Disclife.com a useful disc golf resource guide
A listing of
Disc Golf Courses and more ...
Disk Golf Keep abreast of
European
disc golf developments, with latest
disc golf news,
reviews, playing tips, interviews and British Disc
Golf Association information. The online
offerings of OB - The
Disc Golf
Megazine. Also featuring disc
golf chat room and disc
shop.
European Disc Championships
Flyingobjects with a world
wide listing of courses and events/competitions
Everything Disc Golf
from providing discs at good prices to presenting information on the
sport of disc golf |
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Disc Golf is a sport played much like traditional golf. The two
major differences are the equipment and the cost. Rather than clubs and balls, disc
golfers use flying discs (commonly referred to as Frisbees™). The discs are thrown
through the air from a tee toward a target. Which instead of a hole in the ground, is a
standing object of some kind. . The target of choice is a "Pole Hole". - a
standing, usually metal object that has an entrapment section. Also, the distances for a
disc golf course are much shorter than that of a ball golf course" ... from
Southern National Disc Golf 