Kansas Disc Golf Association

SUNDAY, JANUARY 30, 2005
AT
OAK PARK IN WICHITA, KANSAS

DIVISIONS OFFERED (If sufficient numbers participate to have each division):
Open $30; Masters $30;
Am Masters $25; Advanced $25;
Intermediate $20; Junior $20; Women $20

Sign in starts at 8:30am (approximately)
Players meeting at 9:30am
Tee off at 9:45am

Meet at the Park Villa building.
(far southeast end of North Riverside Park near the bridge)

A potluck lunch will be held at the Park Villa building. Please bring something if you wish to help.

$5 of each entry fee will be donated to the Kansas Foodbank Warehouse.

Also, Mulligans will be sold to benefit the Foodbank Warehouse.

PLEASE FEEL FREE TO BRING ADDITIONAL MONEY TO BE DONATED TO THE KANSAS FOODBANK WAREHOUSE.

SPONSORED BY THE
THE WICHITA DEPARTMENT OF PARKS & RECREATION; AIR CAPITAL DISC GOLF CLUB; AND HIEBERT & DECKER, CPA’S, CHARTERED

Mulligans will be for sale at the Wichita Ice Bowl.

All Mulligan sales go to benefit the Kansas FoodBank Warehouse.

First round - drive & approach and putt mulligans available - $2 each - limit of 5 - any combination.

During lunch - drive & approach and putt mulligans available - $4 each - limit of 5 - any combination.

Therefore "choose wisely my son" or you may become a substantial donor at lunch.

Corey:

We are well aware that the Foodbank takes food donations but, it has been our Ice Bowl's tradition to help them meet their often overlooked cash needs. Therefore, even though we still encourage everyone to bring food to be donated, we do not allow it to be exchanged for anything, including mulligans.

Come and enjoy some chili and a good time with us. Hope to see you there.

Don't forget the Wichita Ice Bowl this Sunday, 1/30/05.

See post above for details.

The first 50 participants signing up will get a golf weight Ice Bowl Mini.

We have 5 pots of chili promised for lunch.

Come help us support the Kansas Foodbank Warehouse.

Bob-

Looks like I am going to make it. I think you should give me a discount or atleast a few free mulligans.


Smitty

Looks like seven people from Winfield,that I know of...

Smitty,Larry,Cliff,Harv,Dave,Bart,and myself

That is almost our entire Ice Bowl.

Sure is going to be fun bringing all that big city $$ back to the Valley!


Smitty

Eight people now--add big Kev to the list

I don't know if we are all going to fit in the Mazda!

Damn Bob,

A job well done for recruiting these men. There's still time to get Sandy!

Bad-Azz! I had a great time at the bowl. Thanks BUDDY & BOB.

Bob-

Where are the full results?


Smitty

Hold on Smitty, I'll get them up as soon as I can. Between working tax season hours and my pool league responsibilites, I haven't had time to finish all the calculations yet.

Bob-

You told a story about loaning your putter to a guy who lost his. You said "this was against the rules, and that you could only have the discs in your bag that you started the round with."

I don't think this is true. As long as you gave him a legal disc, he could throw it as much as he wanted with out penalty. By legal, it would have to be marked (probably had your name on it). You could also stop by a vender or your vehicle in the middle of a round and get a new disc, and throw it on the very next shot if you wanted.

Smitty

Smitty:

Actually it was a Champion Edition Eagle and he beat me with it.

I'm fairly certain that you are correct in saying I was wrong when I basically said that you had to play the round with the discs you started with.

On the other hand, rule 802.01(f) mentions that the disc must be "uniquely marked" (I had to look this up). Since it had my mark on it, someone could argue that he couldn't have thrown my disc without adding his "unique" mark.

I'd wouldn't want to argue this one if money was on the line. Good thing this was a fun tournament and nobody in my division really cared.

Thanks for keeping me on my toes. Give me a call (316/264-6111) and I'll tell you about an interesting rules discussion I was involved with last Tuesday.