Welcome to my disc golf page on the World Wide Web! Thanks for stopping by. You'll find lots of facts about the wonderful sport of disc golf here. I've also included links to some of my favorite disc golf sites. Feel free to browse around, and enjoy your visit!

	There are two main types of discs: drivers and putters. A putter is used for getting the disc in the basket. Putters are used rather than drivers because they are more accurate than drivers, but go a shorter distance. They have a resonably flat edge, while a drivers' is more angled. Drivers also generally curve more to the left, because they are meant more for distance than accuracy.
	There are disc golf courses all over the world. The most famous of these is in my hometown of Santa Cruz, CA. The first permanent course was built by the man who gave birth (eew!) to the sport, "Steady" Ed Headrick, and is in Pasadena California.
	Here are some good sections of the web pages below: PDGA: Go to the course directory on the toolbar and click on the map option to find courses in your area. DGA: Read up on the history of the sport, Save Oak Grove (the first park), and click on the Lessons section on the top toolbar for throwing tips and tricks DISC STORE: This site has some of the best deals on the web for discs. Also, go to www.innovadiscs.com, www.discraft.com, and www.dtworld.com At innovadiscs.com, browse around the catalog or go to Juliana's Disc Golf Stuff (under Women in Disc Golf at the start page) for throwing tips, Hall of Fame, etc. Browse the disc golf section at discraft.com. Browse all around dtworld.com, too. Also, search for disc golf on google and explore.

PDGA	DGA	Disc Store

ED HEADRICK 1924-2002