Twenty-five dollars a year. It pays for itself in about five Thursdays, and everything past that is the club having a say in what happens to disc golf around here.
What the $25 gets you
| Cheaper league nights | No green fee at Frolfers Anonymous, and $6 instead of $8 at Sunday singles. |
| The Club Championship | Two rounds in November to decide the year. Members only. |
| A bag tag | Numbered, and other people will want it off you. |
| Members-only events | Plus member prizes at the ones that are open to everybody. |
| Discounts | On club gear and with the shops that back us. |
| A vote | On what the club does, at meetings in January, March, June and September. |
Under 18
Junior members get discs
A three-disc pack comes with a junior membership — a driver, a mid-range and a putter, which is the whole bag you need to start and more than most people start with.
The honest part
Where the money goes
The club is a not-for-profit. Membership dues and what our sponsors put in are what pay for baskets, tee signs, course work days and the prize tables at events. Nobody here takes a wage. Without the sponsors the whole load would sit on members, which is why you will see their names on the sponsors page and on the signs at hole one.
You do not need a membership to turn up to a league night, and you never will. It is there for the people who want the club to keep existing.