DGCR in the news

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*shakes fist*

[humchris85]

I liked the article till I saw the last pic.

[ElementZ]

Originally Posted by humchris85

I liked the article till I saw the last pic.

Those are German Crosslap baskets...higher quality than DisCatchers, for sure. He was really happy that we finally got the course installed after 1.5 years of bugging the government.

As for being renowned... it's really starting to pick up in Germany. I invested a lot of time into updating the directory in hopes that it would have a "If you build it, they will come" type of effect...and it's really picking up.

[jeverett]

Originally Posted by ElementZ

Those are German Crosslap baskets...higher quality than DisCatchers, for sure. He was really happy that we finally got the course installed after 1.5 years of bugging the government.

Crosslap makes baskets? I can't find any mention of them making baskets anywhere. Do they contract through Innova or something? The chain hanging assembly definitely is even more reinforced than Discatcher Pros, but otherwise it looks near-identical.

[ElementZ]

Originally Posted by jeverett

Crosslap makes baskets? I can't find any mention of them making baskets anywhere. Do they contract through Innova or something? The chain hanging assembly definitely is even more reinforced than Discatcher Pros, but otherwise it looks near-identical.

Crosslap custom orders them from a supplier, I don't know exactly who makes them, but I'm 90% sure it's not Innova.

[harr0140]

Here is an article that I just finished for the Wisconsin Department of Tourism . . . DGCR gets a mention of course as the easiest way to find courses to play . . .
http://www.travelwisconsin.com/blog/...f-in-wisconsin

[rd.bittle]