Ice Bowl for Lincoln Food Bank
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Lincoln, NEScott Whitcomb Memorial (Tierra Park)
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UnsanctionedTournament Type:
Sunday Jan. 27, 2013Starts on:
Sunday Jan. 27, 2013Ends On:
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Details: Charity: Food Bank of Lincoln
Charitable Goals: $300
Event Produced By: Star City Disc Golf Association
Which Ice Bowl: 22nd
Scott Whitcomb Memorial Disc Golf Park is often overshadowed by the larger and more advertised Max Roper. Most holes have multiple pin locations, all have multiple tees.
7 of the 9 holes are located in or near a highly wooded area, accuracy is very important if you wish to keep your discs in their normal shape and keep a low score. The trees provide plenty of shade and make this a good place to play on those hot summer days. On the other hand, overgrowth is plentiful which makes the course more popular in the winter when the leaves are missing.
Charitable Goals: $300
Event Produced By: Star City Disc Golf Association
Which Ice Bowl: 22nd
Scott Whitcomb Memorial Disc Golf Park is often overshadowed by the larger and more advertised Max Roper. Most holes have multiple pin locations, all have multiple tees.
7 of the 9 holes are located in or near a highly wooded area, accuracy is very important if you wish to keep your discs in their normal shape and keep a low score. The trees provide plenty of shade and make this a good place to play on those hot summer days. On the other hand, overgrowth is plentiful which makes the course more popular in the winter when the leaves are missing.
Contact Details
Andrew ChisholmContact Name:
achisholm@neb.rr.comEmail:
402.525.7409Phone:
Divisions / Fees
$20.00All
