Kansas Disc Golf Association

Cam Todd's name is on there? Why do I have a feeling that is bogus?

They are getting a lot of signatures!

Ehh, call me a pessimist but the rationale for the IOC removing baseball and softball from the games was that those sports aren't represented well in all parts of the world. Disc golf is next to non existent outside of the U.S., Canada, Japan, and some Scandinavian countries, so I'd assume we'd have an even greater problem. Then again, how do you explain curling?


But thats all moot to me. As far as I'm concerned, I'd rather our sport not be included a ridiculously overhyped, nationalistic propaganda fest like the Olympics. Its not that disc golf doesn't deserve to be in the Olympics, its that the Olympics don't deserve to have disc golf.

There's no chance for disc golf, at least not in 2016. That boat has already sailed and disc golf ain't on it.
http://www.pga.com/2008/news/industry/1 ... mpic_push/

I would just assume that if ball golf is not an Olympic sport, then there is no reason to believe disc golf will be anytime soon.

ball golf was turned down beause of the time required to play the tournaments would take weeks with people from every possible country.

I would love to see a disc sport in the olymics but not disc golf . Like ball golf it would take way to long with every country involved. A team sport like ultimate would be a great way to get disc sports into the main stream through the olympics.

All I know is that I`ve been using steroids and I don`t want the IOC on my ass.

so thats whats wrong. I always wondered. Its roid rage.lol

scarpfish wrote:Ehh, call me a pessimist but the rationale for the IOC removing baseball and softball from the games was that those sports aren't represented well in all parts of the world. Disc golf is next to non existent outside of the U.S., Canada, Japan, and some Scandinavian countries, so I'd assume we'd have an even greater problem. Then again, how do you explain curling?

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Are you stupid? Its huge in Germany, Sweden,,France...I mean pretty much all over Europe

Check out Hyzernautz.com The courses over there make are courses look like crap!
So before you open your mouth....Know what your talking about

Ring wrote:Are you stupid? Its huge in Germany,

Germany has 20 courses according to the PDGA directory.

Ring wrote:Sweden

Has 91 courses, the most in Europe. (Its also a Scandinavian country).

Ring wrote:France...

3 whole courses. They have 100 times as many cheeses than that there.

Ring wrote:I mean pretty much all over Europe

Finland (sort of Scandinavian country) - 30 courses.
Denmark (Scandinavian country) - 26 courses.
Switzerland - 21 courses.
Norway (Scandinavian country) - 19 courses.
United Kingdom - 14 courses.
Netherlands - 5 courses.
Belgium - 2 courses.
Czech Republic - 2 courses.
Italy - 1 course.
Poland - 1 course.

Yep, outside Scandinavia and maybe Switzerland, them Europeans are really chucking the plastique. Germany has potential. 20 years from now who knows, but right now, Europe is light years behind the U.S. Until then, there's more likelihood of tiddlywinks or cup stacking being an Olympic sport first.

Ring wrote:Check out Hyzernautz.com

Dead link. Even tried to put the www in front of it.

Ring wrote:The courses over there make are courses look like crap!
So before you open your mouth....Know what your talking about.

Bad grammar and spelling. And I happen to like our crap courses.

Jeff-

I deleted your last post.

Let me guess, he said that Hutchinson is the Meth capital.

scarpfish wrote:

Ring wrote:Check out Hyzernautz.com

Dead link. Even tried to put the www in front of it.

Really..I have no problem pulling it up Try hitting enter after typing it in Did you smoke yourself retarted?