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bettsjc
07-30-2009, 02:37 PM
Here's #2 on the Charlotte DG burner. Nevin Park in Charlotte, NC looks to be one of the next two courses to be developed in the area. Its location will be in Statesville Road Park, I-77 exit 16(Sunset Rd.) east 1/2 mile, south on Statesville Road 1/2 mile on left. In speaking with the developer of this course, it is currently set to be the second new course in Charlotte. The development stages may begin before or after the development of Elon Park's second 18 holes. No word on what type of course this may be, as far as distance, holes or difficulty/technicality, but will bring that to you once the information is published. Thank God for disc golf in Charlotte, NC baby!

bettsjc
08-18-2009, 09:23 PM
Work on Nevin Park has officially begun. From my understanding, the first three holes are being constructed.

DiscChucker
08-18-2009, 09:30 PM
Ah man!!!! I'm lovin' it!!!! Nevin Park is just minutes from where I work. Do you happen to know who the course designer is?

bettsjc
08-19-2009, 04:19 PM
Stan McDaniel is the designer I believe. I'm pretty sure the same designer is in charge of Elon and Idlewild as well. He's in charge of all the new ones going into the ground as far as I know.

BrotherDave
08-19-2009, 05:15 PM
Okay, Charlotte officially has too many course, they need to ship those baskets up north into the Randleman/Greensboro area.

_DA_
08-19-2009, 05:25 PM
Okay, Charlotte officially has too many course, they need to ship those baskets up north into the Randleman/Greensboro area.

Nope, not yet. Still need a few more, at this point I still only have about 5 courses within 15 minutes of my house.

bettsjc
08-20-2009, 10:01 PM
One of the next ones to go up will be 3 minutes from my house, whenever Idlewild does go up. And....No, Charlotte does not have too many courses. If they did, then one of them would be empty on the weekend.

bettsjc
10-21-2009, 06:39 PM
Nevin Park, along with Elon Long, will be sinking baskets into the ground around the end of the year...should be playable come the beginning of the new year!

AdamCaudle
11-08-2009, 09:14 PM
Okay, Charlotte officially has too many course, they need to ship those baskets up north into the Randleman/Greensboro area.

Haha, i feel you on that dude. Johnson Street is nice, but I would like another close (and nice) course to go to.

1978
11-10-2009, 05:53 PM
I am in charge of building Nevin Park along with the reigning Advanced AM World Champion. We have even designed some of the holes with Stan's guidance. We have 17 holes cut along with transitions. There are a few holes that have down trees that need hauling and all fairways have a number of holes that need to be filled with dirt. Please! If anyone wants to help out there is plenty to do. I have put about 150 hrs in to this course so any help would be appreciated.

Also, I just recently finished expanding Stumpy Creek and put almost 300 hrs in up there in the last year. If you get a chance play this course especially if you live around Charlotte. I think that you will find it as challening and beautiful as the 2 top dogs (renny gold and hornets nest web) especially with the elevation changes. Also, the parks maintenance staff has been putting in some CRAZY stairs all over the course. Here are a few of them. You don't see stuff like this on most DG courses especially built by the parks department.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/44189295@N06/


Send me a PM if you want to volunteer anywhere in the Charlotte area. Nevin Park is about 2-3 miles from Hornets nest. I am hueyman2 at www.charlottedgc.com if you want to reach me there.

borndasaur
11-27-2009, 10:03 AM
Poles, baskets, and tops will be installed this weekend. Two courses finished on the same day!

A note about "1978." This guy is a machine! I think those hours he posted above are LOW estimates for the amount of time he puts in on courses and for the club in general. If any of you guys need an example to follow to develop DG in your area, use him. This kind of participation is the reason the Charlotte Disc Golf Club has been so successful in course development.