Course Design Progress

January 13th, 2010

We have meet w/ the Seneca mapping department this past weekend.  With the help of Lisa Simmering and her boss we have found and marked important property lines on the east side of the property.  We have not bothered w/ the west side because the areas we need to avoid should be clearly marked from a Habitat for Humanity project that is planned. We are going to be talking w/ the Seneca street dept next about having them bulldoze some clearings to the west of holes 1-4 of the old course for the start and finish of the new course and removal of some dead trees on the old course and the flooding problem on 15.

Greater Oconee Disc Golf Rotating Singles

January 6th, 2010

Great Oconee Disc Golf Rotating Singles (GODG-RS) 

presented by the Greater Oconee DGC (GO-DGc)

**All courses are par 54 for the purpose of this series (i.e., all holes are par3).**
**A “round” of golf is 18 holes for this series (i.e., if you play a full day that is two rounds)**

 

January 17, 2010 - December 19, 2010

 

When:

Third Sunday of the Month … every month … for the year.

    1st round @ 11am

    2nd round @ 3pm

Where:

    Clemson (Jan, Apr, July, Oct)

    Walhalla (Feb, May, Aug, Nov)

    Seneca (Mar, Jun, Sept, Dec)

Hosts: 

    Clemson (Luke Reiser) 

    Walhalla (Layla Burgess) 

    Seneca (Aaron Evans)

Cost: 

        Pro: 

    $8 to play ($5 to monthly pay out, $2 to series pay out, $1 to club)

        Recreation, Intermediate, and Advanced:

    $8 to play ($5 to monthly payout, $2 to series pay out, $1 to club)

        Optional:

    $1 CTP (entire field one/day open both rounds)

    $1 ACE

Division Changes:

    If a division change is unanimously deamed necessary by the above hosts the player will be moved with with no loss of points.

Series Points: 

    Attn = 3 (3 points/round)

    SCTP = 5 (one/division/round)

    ACE = 10

    1 point/player beat/round in the entire field

Series Prize:  To be announced … but it will be FABULOUS

    One prize per division (excluding PROS) for first place in point series.

 

Series Prize Eligibility (Rec - Adv … No PROS):

    Must play 2 rounds at each course

**If this criteria is not met by any player in a division the series prize money for that division will be fore fitted to GO-DGc.**

 

Payouts: (except GODG-RS Series and PRO) are in GO-DGc bucks that can be used to buy disc golf merchandise from GO-DGc

    Monthly: 

    Pros: Split monthly pay out cash 60:30:10 between 1st 2nd and 3rd.

   

    Rec - Advanced: Split monthly pay out cash 70:30.  1st n 2nd split the initial 70% 75:25.  The remaining initial 30% is divvied out to 3rd place and down in installments of $3 dollars.

    Series:

        Pros-Rec: Split series pay out cash 60:30:10 between 1st 2nd and 3rd.

More logistics:

    If a tournament is schedueled for the same weekend as a rotating singles event then the rotating singles will be rescheduled.    If a Clemson football game is the same weekend as a rotating singles event occurring in Clemson then the rotating singles will be rescheduled.  Rescheduelings will be annouced at rotating singles the month prior and also posted on the GODGC.com page.

Baskets on order

December 29th, 2009

The baskets for the new 18 at Shaver Recreation Complex in Seneca have been paid for.  I heard from Innova on Monday, December 28th that the check has arrived and the baskets are now paid for in full.Innova is waiting on the GODG club’s go ahead before shipping the baskets.  The design team is in place with Luke Reiser taken the lead on the new design.  Other members of the design team include Aaron Evans, Adam Wright, Sarah Stanhope and Gary Savercool.Design work in earnest begins after the new year.  Several members of the club and the design team have walked the property and have ideas to share.  Innova has even indicated that they might send a team to Seneca to walk the property and give some insight.The goal is to get something ready by March so baskets have somewhere to go.  Understand that a ‘final’ design could be a while away.

Design for new Seneca course

December 16th, 2009

GODG met on Monday night over Pizza to discuss the new Singles Series in Oconee County and the design for the new 18 at Shaver Recreation Complex. There is a post about the single series else where on this site. Mike Weirda is the organizer and three club members will be handling the different course events.

A group has been put together to work on the new course design. It includes Luke Reiser, Aaron Evans, Adam Wright, Sarah Stanhope and Aaron Cunningham. The group is working with the mapping department at the City of Seneca to flag areas. The Seneca Street Department will help with some bulldozing different areas.

More details to come.

Club Meeting tonight

December 14th, 2009

Greater Oconee Disc Golf will be meeting tonight at Peppinos Pizza at 6pm. The club will be discussing the soon to be launched Sunday singles series and the design of the new 18 holes in Seneca at Shaver Recreation. We hope you’ll be able to attend.

2010 Greater Oconee Rotating Singles

December 1st, 2009

We (GO-DGc) are excited to announce our inaugural rotating singles series. We are still working out some of the final details but here are the generals. 

 

When:

Third Sunday of the Month … every month … for the year.

    1st round @ 11am

    2nd round @ 3pm

 

Where:

    Clemson (Jan, Apr, July, Oct)

    Walhalla (Feb, May, Aug, Nov)

    Seneca (Mar, Jun, Sept, Dec)

 

Cost: 

        Pro: 

    $8 to play ($4 to monthly payout, $3 to series “cash” prize, $1 to club)

        Recreation, Intermediate, and Advanced:

    $8 to play ($4 to monthly payout, $3 to series “cash” prize, $1 to club)

        Optional:

    $1 CTP (entire field one/day open both rounds)

    $1 ACE

 

Series Points:

    Attn = 3

    SCTP = 5 (one/division/round)

    ACE = 10

    1 point/player beat with in own division/round

 

Series Prize Eligibility (Rec - Adv … No PROS):

    Must play 3 or more complete days

    Must play 1 or more full day at each course

**If these criteria are not met by any player in a division the prize money for that division will be fore fitted to GO-DGc.*

Tournament Pictures

November 25th, 2009

Here’s pictures from the Golden Corner Classic.

Black Friday Doubles

November 23rd, 2009

This coming Friday at Walhalla I’ll be hosting a random draw doubles at 2:00pm. It will consist of one round of 18. Cost is $5 per player and $1 CTP for a yet to be determined prize and $1 ace pool.

I look forward to seeing you Friday.

Congrats

November 22nd, 2009

Congratulations to Zack Rogers for winning the Golden Corner Classic today at Seneca and all other division winners.  We’ve got pictures and/or video of most everyone that played Saturday.  Pictures will be linked shortly.  Some of the video will be posted here (hopefully) or linked in a couple of days.

Brandon Barker putting on #8
Brandon Barker, Advanced Champion, Putting #8

Zack Rogers drives hole 1
Open Champion Zack Rogers driving #1

Thanks to Aaron Evans for doing a great job.

New Course Design

November 20th, 2009

Now that funding for 18 baskets has been secured for the new course at Shaver Recreation Complex in Seneca, we’re working on a design. If you’re interested in being part of the new course, we’ll have a few 17X11″ color maps available and two really big B&W maps on Saturday during the Golden Corner Classic.

Following the tournament Saturday, if people are interested and there’s enough light, we’ll take a walking tour of some of the land that is available for the new course. We’re looking to design the best possible course on the available land. As many ideas to potential hole locations and layout will be taken into consideration.

We also have 12 additional sleeves coming with the baskets for multiple pin placements. The overall vision for the course will include multiple pin locations on most holes and duel tee pads on all holes and possibly three tees per hole.

The property includes a creek, a marsh, a couple of bridges for crossing the creek and marsh. There’s some old-growth oaks and small scrub pines. Some areas have elevation changes of 60′ or more while other parts of the land is relatively flat. We look forward to your input and help.