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2008 Schedule Can Am Cup Pictures 716 - 965 - 2109 Chainbiters is a private disc golf community dedicated to the promotion and evolution of disc golf. Because membership in the Chainbiters community is based on the honor system, being able to trust our constituency is of the utmost importance. To become a member we need to get to know you and be able to trust you. 18 hole summer course back! 3 sets of tees! Thursday Night doubles! Let's Rock! Memberships due May 1!

Membership Information

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Membership 2007

Work Days

Chainbiters offers open public play in three ways

Leagues

Tournaments

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There are several ways to be considered for membership.
One of the best ways to become part of this close knit community is to work your way in.
1. Chainbiters will have several group work days in the spring, summer and fall at both courses. These work days are posted here - Work days
2. There is always work to be done on the courses. To volunteer one need only e-mail Grandaddy to set up a time.

Another excellent way to become a member is to come to participate in weekly league play and monthly tournaments.
1. Leagues are Thursday evenings May thru September, and Saturday mornings for the rest of the year.
2. Tournaments are once a month (May - October) on Saturdays. NOTE! 10:00 am Tee Off - The schedule is here - 2008

You may also be sponsored by an existing member as a pledge.
1. There is a six (6) month probationary period for all pledges during which time they must be accompanied by their sponsor except for leagues and tournaments

What is disc golf?

Disc golf is a great sport for everybody that relies on one's ability to throw a disc with power and accuracy. People of any age, ability, and gender can excel and enjoy disc golf immensely.

The object of the game is to traverse a course from beginning to end in the fewest total number of throws of a golf disc. Similar to the traditional golf game, a course is composed of a number of holes, in which each player begins by throwing from the tee, and completes the hole by landing in or striking the target.

The total score for a course is determined by totaling the number of throws made on each hole. The winner is the player who completes the course in the fewest number of throws...or whoever has the most fun!

Disc golf courses exist in many different terrain. Often they are laid out among wooden areas, with water hazards, large elevation changes, and difficult throws. Other courses are mostly flat, with few natural obstacles. The obstacles should be considered part of the course, and not tampered with (even when a tree eats your disc!)

The average course is 18 holes, but 9 hole and 27 hole courses exist as well. The average hole is around 425 ft (130m), but some are as short as 150 ft (45m) or as long as 1000 ft (300m). Courses usually have a listed par, for pro or amateur players. Of course, people practice disc golf all the time by just aiming for an object a hundred yards away, which is the kind of disc golf one will often see being played on university campuses or urban parks.

Winter League Saturday Random Doubles October thru April, 2008 Tee Off 10:AM Entry Fee - $10 All Skill Levels Welcome Summer League Thursday Night Singles Beginning April thru September, 2008 Tee Off 5:30 pm Entry Fee - $10 All Skill Levels Welcome

Chainbiters at Brown's Farm...

This 40 acre 18 hole course offers it all, great elevations, old growth forest, 2 huge ravines, camping on site, two large ponds, technical shots through the woods, and lots of wide open room for the long arms.


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