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Summer 1991 $4.00 Summer 1991 $4.00 Hole #3 at De Laveaga Park, Santa Cruz, California DISC GOLF WORLD NEWS First Tee This is 10th as a disc It was in thefall of 1981 thatI VolumeV, Number2 Summer (June,July,August) 1991 my year golfer. discovered the pole hole course at Albert-OaklandPark here in Colum- _flEE§ bia. I was using 165s and Masters. I recall vaguely come-ons for the First Tee International Association in the and ..................................................... Rick Rothstein 3 packages being downright Chain Letters amused about the idea of Masters Frisbee (each came .................................................................. .4 registering my Disc Golf Schedule withits own number). That serious were contested .. being .........................................................% competitions Transitions 41 at thattime was unknown to me and was somewhat unbelievable. ................................................................... In I in a . 1982, played Upshots .. 49 my/first event and finally secured Midnight Disc Golf Box Scores ......................................................... 5) TOUR EEO 1991 MID-AMERICA DISC GOLF OPEN Master Cup at Delaveaga...................................Con.rad Damon 7 13-15 - - or What Forest? Those Are JULY ALBERT-OAKLANDPARK COLUMBIA, MO Rico-shayed Trees! ........Rick Rothstein 16 PDGA National Doubles ...............Rick Rothstein 12 Championships This MAO willfeature eight pro & am playingdivisions, generous cash prizeto the Pro Tour Review and Preview .............................................. 19 pros (4thrichest toumamentin 1990),full pay back in prizesto the ams, many trophies, Transcontinental Flights .................................................. 24 player's package, parties, great prices on discs at thetournament, two varied and chal- lengingcourses at thesame site, pro and am doubles on Friday afternoon. Register SPECIAL FEATURES today! You don't want to miss thisone! Brent Hambrick Interview . .. Rick Rothstein & Lynne Rothstein 30 Name PDCAII PDGA News and Views .................................................... 43 For Disc Golf Address Pump Up .................................. Lynne Rothstein44 Disc Golf Hits the Table City/ ST/ Zip .................................... Alex Dadant 47 Phone # Social Security # (Pros) Publisher, Editor, Advertising,Circulation................................................... Rothstein Editor in Chief, Layout, Art and Design.......... .....LynneRothstein Stafil ............................ Dave Hesselberth,FrankAllen, Conrad Damon, Gregg Hosfeld Divisions (check one) Open Pro $60__; Women Pro $40_,- Master $45__; Grand Master $40_,- Contributors.. AdvancedAm Am Am ................................KeithAngsten, Alex Dadant, Hartmut Wahrmann $30__,- Men___$20; Women $20_,- Junior $20_.. (4 entrants required to hold a division). Doubles on 13: Pro $50 a team_; Amateur $20 a team_. Cartoons ..................................................................................................FrankAllen, NickKight Iuly Photos " Said mt” fee to theColumbiaDisc GolfClub, 815 W. Rollins Road,Columbia, ............................Gregg Hosfeld, Tom Schot, Rick Rothstein,Joanne Gallagher, Hunt Hyde, Michelle Cozzens, Dave I-Iesselberth ft“? MO 65203. Late fee of $10 after July 10. Registration doses at 180 players or at Cover Photo .........................................................................................................................TomSchot ¥L9/ 9 pm, Friday,July 13. For more information,call Rick at 314-874-2981. Disc Golf World News (ISSN 0892-2357) is published quarterly by Disc Golf World, P.O. Box 30011. FOR THOSE WHO KNOW THATDISC GOLF IS Columbia.MO 65205. Annual subscriptions in US. dollars: $12.00(add$4.50 for first class mail servicer: my MORE THAN IUSTA GAME—lT’S A GREAT GAME! 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Box 30011 /"'{~”6iiq_\ September Columbia,MO 65205 \ "._."'.' / DISC GOLF WORLD NEWS First Tee This is 10th as a disc It was in thefall of 1981 thatI VolumeV, Number2 Summer(June,July,August) 1991 my year golfer. discovered the pole hole course at Albert-OaklandPark here in Colum- REGULAR FEAIULES bia. I was using 165s and Masters. I recall vaguely come-ons for the First Tee International Association in the and being ..................................................... Rick Rothstein 3 packages downright Chain Letters amused about the idea of my Masters Frisbee (each came . registering ..................................................................4 Disc Golf withits own number). That serious were being contested Schedule . competitions . .. 28 Transitions 41 at thattime was unknown to me and was somewhat unbelievable. ................................................................... Unshots In 1982, I played in my first event and finally secured a Midnight ...............................................................J_l lJ,11J Flyer; it was a 40 mold. Plastic was not quite as availablein those days. Our so called course pro at the time seldom played the game and never returned phone calls. (He was eventually deposed.) It was in March of 1983 that a friend sent me a Discovering the World catalogue (thenoperated out of Davis, CA by Ron Kaufma.nn) and I was excited. I ordered a 50 mold, another40 mold, a 100 mold, a 40 mold for Lynne, and a new disc--the 71 mold. Also in this issue was an advertisement for the Professional Disc Golf Association. It wasn‘t until May that I decided to pay the $15 and became #2458. The first Kansas City Wide Open happened in June and it was my first ever pro event. As a 34-year old, I was intrigued to discover that a masters division existed for those 35 and over. As it was, I placed last and lost my Kitty Hawk Driver in a pond trying to get off an island in a 35 MPH wind. I was distraught. I went into thepond and stomped around, until I cut myself on a piece of glass. I was not a happy person. Just previous to thisevent, the PDGA had held an election on weight rules. At theWide Open, theyheld an vote on whetheror not to use the new weight restrictions. I rememberasking myself whether or not it was legal to have such a popular vote. Anyway,it was voted thatifyou bring it, you flingit. I realized thenthat as a "Pro", you paid your money and took your chances. Later thatsummer, Lyrme and I took a tour through Iowa, visiting disc golf courses in Council Bluffs, Ft. Dodge, Cedar Falls (first time I broke 50), and Keokuk. It was during thistrip thatthe idea occurred to me thatthere might be money to be made in promoting disc golf and selling its equipment. How we formed a club, ousted our local pro, how DGWN evolved, and how I became involved withthe leadership of the PDGA is anotherstory altogether. The point I want to make is always assume thatinformation you pass to newer golfers might just plant the seed of heavier involvement. Had my friend not shared his Discovering the World catalogue, the whole process of my involvementof the game would have been diflerent. So, share your written materials and your knowledge with new players. Your thoughtful generosity might produce a life long disc golf enthusiastwith somethingto contribute to the sport.naw~ Dlsceolwoddflom-Summotl99l 3 CHAIN LETTERS Thanks for the great mag. The News keeps me close to the action all around the world. It's a good feeling to be part of such a positive, Enclosed find a 2-year subscription renewal. Keep up the good work! creative sport. Disc in sports general and disc golf in particular continue to grow Dan Brennan here in B.C. Our provincial society is up to 350 members and we've just Raleigh, NC applied for status as a Provincial Sports Organization.
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