Today, as I do every Thursday, I went to my local course to play 9 holes before dark. It’s something I look forward to every week after a long day at “my real job”. Only lately, when I have gone, I’ve found myself secretly wishing for a pay to play course close by. I’m definitely all for the free courses too, but having to step over other people’s trash (and even found a gatorade bottle IN one of the baskets) I long for a course where everyone respects the game and their surroundings.
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Before I continue, I should probably provide a cast of characters of those involved.

First of all, me: Tim. As I stated previously, I’ve only been playing Terrace Creek for a little more than 2 years, but being the disc golf addict that I am, I’m usually out there at least 3-4 days of the week, if not more. In my eyes, its a good disc golf course with great potential, and in comparison to other courses in the area, it could use some much needed TLC.

Aaron: One of my good discing buddies that I met from playing many rounds at the course. He’s probably done more for the day to day maintenance of the course than anyone else. The city provides almost no support to the course, other than an occasional, uneven mowing. If there’s a trashcan that’s emptied or litter that’s been picked up, there’s a good chance Aaron was involved.
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