Back around 2001 when the course was being built, these people paid for the pins.
Here is the list of sponsors for each hole, and people who adopted the fairways:
Hole | Pin sponsor | Fairway adopted (maintained) by |
1 | Tim Jiardini | no maintenance required for this hole |
2 | Mike Giaculli | Mike Giaculli |
3 | Morgan Wright | no maintenance required for this hole |
4 | Morgan Wright | Brian Drislane |
5 | Morgan Wright | The Rocchio Brothers |
6 | Morgan Wright | Will Mehls |
7 | Bob Goodwin | Bob Goodwin |
8 | Baldwin Research | Jeramie VanRijsewijk |
9 | Alan Rosa | Alan Rosa |
10 | Morgan Wright | Kenji Cline |
11 | Morgan Wright | no maintenance required for this hole |
12 | Morgan Wright | Morgan Wright |
13 | Kurt Waggoner | no maintenance required for this hole |
14 | Morgan Wright | Tim DeFranco and Kiere Neulander |
15 | Dan VanVranken | Morgan Wright |
16 | Morgan Wright | Brian Wolf and Matt Heminway |
17 | Greg Kurtz | Dr. Markus Raffuel DDS and Matthew Smith |
18 | Dan Doyle | no maintenance required for this hole |
Practice pin | John Tobin |
Pin sponsors either donated a pin or donated the cost of a pin to the course, which was $400, or put in an amount of labor equal to one pin.
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, 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 adopt a
fairway just email: dualkubota @
yahoo
and start whacking!!