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A great resource for information on disc golf haps in Oklahoma.
The Women's Disc Golf Association focusses on the growing number of women in the sport of disc golf.
discgolf.com was created by Marty Hapner and is a tremendous resource covering nearly every aspect for the sport of discgolf.
The Oregon Deaf Disc Golf Association (ODDGA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the development, promotion, and enhancement of the sport of disc golf across the state of Oregon. In the early 2004, the ODDGA was established by two founders—Todd Hicks and Lawrence Adams.
Gathering a group of players in the Oregon area continue the good times playing, competing and enjoying with the disc golf. The club begin meeting and playing seasonally at around Oregon, most notably in Willamette Valley. The club organizes hosts both small and large tournaments.
In the future, the Club hopes to keep it positive involvement with the growth of Disc Golf in Oregon.
The TDGPA serves disc golfers in the Tacoma, WA area.
The NDDGA serves disc golfers in the state of North Dakota.
The SDDGA serves disc golfers in the state of South Dakota.
About WFDF
The World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) is made up of the National Organisations and Federations that govern their respective disc sports. These members guide the administration of WFDF through a Board of Directors and an Executive.
WFDF is a registered non-profit organisation in the state of Colorado, USA.
WFDF is responsible for hosting World Championships and developing the Rules of the Game for the following flying disc sports:
- Ultimate
- Disc golf
- Freestyle
- Guts
- DDC
- Field Events
WFDF has member associations in 46 countries.
WFDF is a full member of both GAISF (General Association of International Sports Federations) and IWGA (International World Games Association). WFDF is also a signatory to the Wold Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Code.
What is Freestyle Frisbee?
The Freestyle Players Association was formed to oversee the competitive aspects of freestyle frisbee, and to Spread the Jam and to help new players learn how to freestyle.
Freestyle
Performing creative, artistic and athletic moves with flying discs is the essence of freestyle. One of the most dramatic events in disc sports, competitive freestyle combines aspects of gymnastics and dance with the basic game of throw and catch. Teams of two or three players perform choreographed routines consisting of throws, catches and moves with one or more discs.Starting with simple moves like a behind-the-back catch, freestyle has evolved into a crowd-pleasing event with moves such as air brushes, nail delays, and triple-spinning catches. Routines are three to five minutes in length and are evaluated by judges who base their scores on the difficulty (10), artistic impression (10) and execution (10) of the routine. The team with the highest score wins (30 is a perfect score).
Freestyle is also about what happens in a city park between novices. Catching a disc under the leg, or tipping a high throw and then catching it. This is freestyle too. Often you'll find competitive players freestyling just for fun. Improvising with each other, often in large groups - and no judges. This is called jamming, and to most players, it’s the most important part of the sport.
Pulling off co-operative moves ("Co-oping") is jamming at its best, whether it’s planned during a routine or it just happens spontaneously between players at a park. For example, a jammer may kick the disc to a second player who then chest rolls the disc to a third player who finishes the move off with a leaping flamingitis catch.
The UPAFact Sheet About the UPA
The Ultimate Players Association (UPA) is a player run not-for-profit organization based in Boulder, Colorado, USA. Founded in 1979, the UPA is among the first flying disc sport organizations in the world, and one of the largest, with over 24,600 members and hundreds of volunteers.
The UPA serves as the governing body for the sport of Ultimate in the US. Our mission is:- To promote and support the sport of Ultimate and its players;
- To increase participation in the sport of Ultimate at all levels;
- To uphold the Spirit of the Game, including personal responsibility and integrity; and
- To provide a framework for players to organize and conduct competition and other activities related to Ultimate.
There are many ways to get involved. First and foremost - play Ultimate!
The Beach Ultimate Lovers Association (BULA) is a worldwide organization that helps organizers and players further develop the sport of Beach Ultimate Frisbee.
Need help organizing a Beach Ultimate event, pickup game, or league? Check out the organizer section. From getting sidelines and free promotional material, to sponsorship information and discounts. We are here to help!
Interested in playing in Beach Ultimate? Check out the tournament listing or the new World Map. Apart from a great sport, Beach Ultimate tournaments are great holiday destinations with lots of fun in the sun :-)
What is E.D.G.E.?
The Educational Disc Golf Experience (E.D.G.E.) has been developed to provide schools and other youth programs with a sound program of teaching disc golf fundamentals and allied skills. Contributions from current and former World Champion disc golfers, several educators, a World Cup ski champion turned disc golfer, a mathematician, and a recreation therapist have injected a great variety of skills and approaches to bringing this subject matter to life. With lessons linked to everyday classroom topics, E.D.G.E. helps students understand the importance of math, science, citizenship, fitness, nutrition, and environmental studies, as they apply to disc golf. Resource materials, lesson plans, student worksheets, and related materials are available for varying grade levels. Our goal is to provide you with a program that can help students enjoy this wonderful lifetime sport and thereby gain the benefits of both physical and mental exercise that it can provide. We also hope that students that take up the sport will involve their families and friends and that all will benefit by better health, fitness, and social awareness.
The Mission of the Disc Golf Foundation
Education Advancement Endowment
The Mission of the Disc Golf Foundation (DGF) is multifaceted. First, it is to support educational programs that promote awareness of the sport of disc golf. Secondly, the DGF facilitates the advancement of disc golf, for example, through the support of new course development. Finally, the DGF endows worthy cultural and historical institutions that reflect the evolution and spirit of disc golf.
Education, Advancement, Endowment...these are the cornerstones of the Disc Golf Foundation.
Why disc golf? The DGF and the members of the greater disc golf community believe that our sport is unequalled in providing recreation, exercise, companionship, fun, and contact with Nature. Players of all ages and ability levels can have an inexpensive and fun fitness program for the rest of their lives. And reflecting this, the growth of disc golf has been dramatic, especially with youngsters.
The DGF is a non-profit, charitable organization. When giving to a charitable organization, like the DGF, you receive a tax-deductible receipt for the total value of the donation made. You can help a worthy cause and get a tax break at the same time. The Board of Directors of the Foundation are a group of dedicated and experienced members of the disc golf community. They generously donate their time and expertise in a completely voluntary manner.
Through support from generous folks like yourself, the Disc Golf Foundation will grow to become an important, and essential, institution in the world of disc golf. Part of this growth will include the establishment of office facilities for the DGF at the National Disc Center in Augusta, GA. This is the same site where the Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA) will soon be located.
As we evolve, the Disc Golf Foundation will be dedicated to creating a foundation for the future of this wonderful sport we all share.
West Virginia is a state unique to the eastern United States. Apart from being over 85% wooded, it is also withing a days driving distance from over 80% of the country's population. Which gives us a great potential to be a hub of outdoor recreation.
The WVDGA hopes to harness this unique position, along with the use of tournaments, charity events, and community service to promote and advance disc golf throughout the state of West Virginia.
The CNYDGA is the Central New York Disc Golf Association. Based in Syracuse NY, we actively promote the sport of disc golf in this upstate New York region.
We provide this site to guests who might be visiting and want to know where the local courses are, or maybe find out about the latest events. Registered guests are welcome to join us on our message boards if they have any questions or would like to become involved in the local scene.
The Atlanta Disc Golf Organization was founded in March of 1995. The founding 13 members were, Speedy Al Guerrero, Wesley Matthews, Richard Lindsey, Ed Rosen, Chris Warren, Paul Laperre, Kevin Misiak, Michael Greer, Robert Braun, Michael Houchin and Chris Byrnes. Since it's inception we have grown too over 100 members. For the past 6 years, the ADGO has hosted the Hotlanta Disc Golf Tournament, spring and fall club tournaments, and various charity ice bowl events. As an organization, we have pulled our resources together to sponsor and run championship tournaments while growing the sport. With your help, we can work with the parks departments of various counties and ensure disc golf will be in your community for years to come!
The SCDGO serves disc golfers in the state of South Carolina.
About TDGA
Welcome to the Tupelo Disc Golf Association web site.
We are a group of avid disc golfers in the Tupelo, MS area which have come together to promote and expand the sport of disc golf in the Tupelo and surrounding area. Via this web site, our intentions are to generate more interest, secure ongoing funding for course maintenance and tournaments, increase TDGA membership, and keep all interested parties informed about the course development and other disc golf events in the area.
Please browse through our site and enjoy it's many unique features! Keep up-to-date with TDGA happenings and event throughout the forum page. Plan on playing today? Need a partner? Post it on our who's playing message board! Track your scores with our score keeper feature. Theres lots of stuff here and we hope to add more soon!
Again, thank you for visiting! We hope you'll come back often and help us promote the great sport of DISC GOLF!
Our official name is Southern California Disc Golf Association, Inc. We were founded in 1996 by John Ahart, Loren Price, Tim Selinske, and Larry Bell to promote the sport of disc golf in the Southern California region. Our primary mission is to bring the sport back to the prominence it once had, through a series of PDGA-sanctioned tournaments. Disc golfs' first permanent pole-hole course was established at Oak Grove Park, Pasadena — now known as Hahamongna Water Shed Park — and the PDGA (Professional Disc Golf Association) was formed shortly afterwards and now serves over 15,000 disc golfers worldwide.
- The purpose was to raise awareness by bringing PDGA benefits closer to home for the large contingent of disc golfers in the region that would have to travel to other regions in the country to compete for PDGA points. We are best described as a regional chapter of the PDGA and are supported by a combination of individual memberships, sponsors, merchandise, and tournament income. In 1998 we incorporated as a nonprofit mutual benefit corporation to ensure that our mission is perpetual and will be carried out by future generations of disc golfers.
- Other goals of the organization include expansion of new courses, maintaining existing courses, provide a network of communication and assistance for the public, player's, course pro's, vendor's, and manufacturer's involved in disc golf.
DDGA is an organization for all avid disc golf players who are Deaf. This website gives an opportunity to ANYBODY who wants to learn about the game of disc golf, share experience, and help promote this organization.
Flying Saucer Disc Golf serves disc golfers in the Detroit, MI area.
Illinois Disc Golf is an informational resource for disc golfers in the state of IL.
The Portland Ultimate Frisbee Federation is a nonprofit organization serving the athletic community in the Portland-Metro area and beyond. The goal of PUFF is to coordinate and promote the sport of Ultimate Frisbee. We work to attain this goal through the following activities: sponsoring tournaments, sponsoring clinics, acting as a liaison between athletics and the community and increasing public awareness of Ultimate Frisbee and inner-city communities.
Disc Golf Oregon is a group of disc golf enthusiasts from southern Oregon who have a real passion for the sport and spend their time off of the course creating some sick dye jobs.
