Saga of a Disc Golf Course Restructure - Part 5

Excited by the possibility of new holes, and even twenty one of them, we were eager to show the environmental committee around our proposed layout. Due to scheduling conflicts, members the committee had to come on two separate weekends. The first tour we gave went well, if a little on the wet side. We guided the members through most of the path we’d explored, trying to avoid the blackberries as much as possible. By and large, they seemed supportive of the layout, the only concern they posed was where the park’s property line stopped and private property began, and whether we were walking through somebody else’s property to get to the new holes.

The second tour, however, did not go as smoothly. In addition to the committee members that we were expecting, Robin, the environmental anti-disc golf lady, showed up to take the tour as well. Cue the ominous music (Darth Vader’s Imperial March would be a fitting piece). More on Saga of a Disc Golf Course Restructure - Part 5