Happy Halloween, B!

Happy Halloween from Killer B Disc Golf (especially the Killer B Dogs)!

Killer B Dog Duncan

Killer B Dog Aspen

Nice shirt!

Killer B was well represented today at the Disc Golf for Kid's Sake tournament at the IDGC in Appling, GA.

Nice shirt, Killer Bs!

We love fan art!

I forgot to post this disc that World Champ Avery Jenkins gave us after he played in the PDGA Championships last month. Thanks, Champ!

Fan art from the Champ!

Chuck loves the love.

New weekend hours: 11-4

Too many people are at home watching football, so we're adjusting our weekend hours to 11-4. Spread the word!

Go play the DG for Kids Sake tourney this Sat

This looks like a fun event. Sign up now and have some fun this Saturday. I'll be there trying to take down the Advanced division (and sneaking into the bounce house.)

Visit discgolfforkidssake.org for more info.

It was Sunday. Discs were slung.

I joined the Augusta Sunday Slingers this week for two rounds at the IDGC in Appling. Nine golfers showed up and we played our first round on the Steady Ed Headrick Memorial course, a woodsy, technical course. It was beautiful out there by the lake - a crisp 45-degrees, sunny, and a little fog too.

Mark had the shot of the day with his drive on hole 5. Plunked straight into a broken-off tree!

I meant to do that!

After a lunch of burgers, chips, and brownies, we head out for a second round on the longer and challenging Jim Warner Memorial course. Man, I loved that course. Long open fairways carved through the forest, up and down hills and across valleys. Very fun. It was a long round, but a fun one with Gene, Phil, and Taylor. Thanks for showing me the course guys.

Next week, the Slingers head over Aiken, SC for 9 holes at Odell and then 9 holes at USC/Aiken. Visit SundaySlingers.com for more info and to join the group.

8 out of 9 disc golfers pose for pictures

Mini-9 charity pix

Mark sent me this note and photos from his mini disc golf tournament he held recently at Riverview. Glad it was a success!

Well, on an excellent sunny Sunday afternoon in middle October the crowd gathered early to watch their favorite players at Riverview, North Augusta. Needless to say there was an expectation of certain individuals that they were ready. The competition was in the air however it was so well mixed with beginners that the fun was electric.

I spent time encouraging folks to participate because we had advertised a "tournament" and they said they were just not that good. I went into delivering the simple explanation of odds to win great prizes ($3425) for a minimum entry fee ($5). I then told them about "Project Rescue of Amazon Youth," the orphanage in Brazil and that 100% of the proceeds were going to the little girls who have enough food for one year with a donation of $250.

It really turned out it was about answering the flier from Britni Thornton and Amy Cook to come out and play the best. With the support of Killer B Disc Golf I had enough score cards and the game being very honorable everyone easily identified Brendon and Amy Cook as winners. Our entire project brought in $15,000. A special thanks out to all that contributed and continue to do so.