Forest City Disc Golf at Kennedy Park » Topstory

Doubles results, June 29, 2010

Chris Coleman — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 02:33:18 +0000

We had 7 people show up to throw down. We had some noobs out and Woody showed up.

1) Alan/Stu 52 $21 (Won 4 hole playoff)
2) Woody/Mike 52
3) Adam/Brandon 55
4) Dan 59

See everyone out next week.

The Ace Pot is up to $23

Work weekend prep work photos

Chris Coleman — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 01:04:34 +0000

Here’s some photos of the prep work for the new tee boxes on holes 7, 8 and 9.

Check the following posts for images of the work and finished product on holes 7, 8 and 9. Hole 6 is the only tee pad left to build. These new tee boxes should provide a much improved surface over the old grass tees, as well as improve the appearance of the course.

Adam Graytock and Alan Mindas deserve a round of applause for all the hard work they’ve done on the course lately. Be sure to thank them when you see them fishing their discs out of the lake.

Tuesday Night Random Draw Doubles

Chris Coleman — Tue, 18 May 2010 16:41:22 +0000

Now that the new alternate Hole 6 is ready to play, we plan to start random draw doubles every Tuesday night at 5:30 p.m. It costs $5 to enter. Three dollars goes toward the payout, $1 to the course fund, and there an optional $1 for the ace pot.

You can RSVP on our Facebook page, or just show up. Contact Alan Mindas if you’d like to learn more.

Course sign added, new bridge constructed on Hole 1

Chris Coleman — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 15:49:34 +0000

A view of the bridge and the Hole 1 basket, photo taken from the Hole 2 tee

Alan and Adam did great work building the new bridge between Holes 1 and 2 this weekend.

The old path between the holes was long, and it was difficult to find the elevated tee on Hole 2 for those who have never played the course before. The bridge, which spans a stream that can run very strongly after a rain, will allow us to construct a new, much more direct path to Hole 2.

With the help of Alan Mindas, Sr., Alan and Adam also built and installed the posts for a new course sign at the entrance to Hole 1. Installation of the sign onto the posts was delayed until a day with better weather, probably sometime this week.

We also did some planning for the alternate Hole 6. Inclement weather (it was actually snowing in April) prevented us mapping it out completely, but we have a basic plan in mind for where it will be located.

Check out the photo gallery of the weekend’s work after the jump.

Tree removal on Hole 3

Chris Coleman — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 18:06:47 +0000

Bruce Edwards, of Bruce Edwards Stump Grinding Service, stopped by the course yesterday to help us remove a tree that was damaged over the winter, and causing a hazard on Hole 3′s tee box.

If you have any similar work to be done, Bruce does great work, and we highly recommend his services. Give Bruce Edwards Stump Grinding Service a call at (570) 222-9305.

Thanks for your help, Bruce!

Bruce Edwards removes a damaged tree on Hole 3

Work weekend was a success

Alan — Wed, 13 May 2009 14:37:50 +0000

Hole 5 Tee Box

It was a very long weekend, with a lot of work being accomplished.

Adam and I worked quite a few hours on Friday getting the materials together, cutting and drilling 4×4’s and cutting rebar. We also put up the remaining two teesigns.

On Saturday we started at about 9am and worked till around 6pm, with Coleman in the mix. We went hole by hole, building the box, leveling it as best we could and filling it with stone dust and lime.

The hardest part of the whole project was the amount of shoveling we had to do, and all the wheelbarrow pushing. Some holes we had access to with the truck, but not all of them. Hole #4 was the worst, and in turn still needs a few loads of stone in it, but is 100 times better than it was.

Sunday it was just me and Adam at the course finishing up 5’s box. It took about another 3 hours.

In all we built and filled 5 teeboxes this weekend. Plans to finish the remaining 4 boxes have not yet been set, but I would guess within a month or two they will also be completed.