Become a pin sponsor. Only $400.
If you can't sponsor a pin, adopt a fairway instead.

Here is the list of sponsors for each hole and people who adopted the fairways, and the difficulty of maintaining the fairways:

Hole Pin sponsor Fairway adopted by Difficulty*
1 Tim Jiardini no maintenance required for this hole ----
2 Mike Giacully Mike Giacully very hard
3 J. Park Crew no maintenance required for this hole ----
4   The Cox Family very hard
5 John Tobin   easy
6     easy
7 Bob Goodwin Bob Goodwin easy
8     hard
9 Alan Rosa no maintenance required for this hole ----
10     hard
11   no maintenance required for this hole ----
12 Morgan Wright Morgan Wright wicked hard
13   no maintenance required for this hole ----
14   no maintenance required for this hole ----
15   Morgan Wright very hard
16     easy
17 Greg Kurtz Greg Kurtz hard
18 Dan Doyle no maintenance required for this hole ----

Pin sponsors either donated a pin or donated the cost of a pin to the course, which is $400, or put in an amount of labor equal to one pin. The benefit of sponsoring a pin is, pin sponsors get to play the course for free, for life. Pins sponsors don't need an invitation to play there, the course is open 24 / 7 for pin sponsors. If the course is ever pulled, you take the pin, you own it (you paid for it!).

The course has no maintenance crew. Disc golfers need to maintain the fairways. If you adopt a fairway, you can maintain it any way you want. You volunteer your time in return for the satisfaction of knowing it's maintained. You can plant flowers in good places, put statues around as decoration, bird feeders, whatever. Plant stuff, trim stuff, let stuff grow, mow it, whatever you want. If you want to go crazy you can put a concrete tee pad in. Also, if you adopt a fairway, you can play there for free anytime so long as your fairway is maintained.

To become a pin sponsor, please specify the pin you are sponsoring and donate this amount to the course. Send a check for $400 to Morgan Wright, 72 Will Way, Carmel, NY 10512 and mention which hole you want. It's yours forever! You get a marker at the tee area stating that you sponsored it. To adopt a fairway just email: hyzercreek "at" gmail.com and start whacking!!

*
"Easy" means no mowing just a little weed whacking once a year and maybe pulling up seedlings here and there.
"Hard" means no mowing but heavy weed whacking at least twice a year to keep down the ferns, raspberry bushes, etc.
"Very hard" means crazy weed whacking all the time and some light mowing.
"Wicked hard" means crazy weed whacking and wicked hard mowing. Pussies should not adopt these fairways.
 

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