Kansas Disc Golf Association

I had to finish some community service this week while I was on vacation. I thought since it was something I had to do anyway, that I would do it in Lakewood park. When I got there the guy in charge asked me if I had ever played the disc golf course. I laughed and said I had a couple of times. His response was "Well then you know where they throw there bottles and cans" as he handed me a stick and a bucket. I spent two and a half hours digging 14 five gallon buckets of crap out of the trees surrounding the south course.

I guess what I am trying to say is quit being a dick and throw your trash in the trash cans. I believe there are 9 or 10 fifty-five gallon trash cans on the course, so its not that hard.

And yes, I am including myself.

Good post Austin! Nothing annoys me more then seeing golfers throw their trash everywhere.

Wish you would of got a chainsaw for that tree that's getting ready to fall on three.

Yeah Brandon use the forking trash cans

Actually, it's creating something for people to do that have to complete "community service"!

_dm4 wrote:Actually, it's creating something for people to do that have to complete "community service"!

Good point and there never seems to be a shortage of disc golfers who need to complete community service. Maybe the KDGA could invest in a chainsaw to loan out for these times.

If the KDGA provided gloves along with membership, perhaps we would have more members!