Course Projects

In-Progress

1. Chip spreading on many holes for erosion control

Completed

1. Hole 9 to 10 - 32 foot bridge complete!
2. Shed - Complete.
3. Hole 9 - Build Erosion Wall on left side of fairway
4. Hole 9 - Add chips to fairway to reduce erosion
5. Hole 13 - New B position in ditch.
6. Hole 13 - New C position now elevated.
7. Bag Hangers for holes: 4abc, 10, 13, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27
8. Hole 5 - Log pile not completed on fairway
9. Hole 6 - Log pile not completed on fairway
10. Hole 13 - New cement tee complete.
11. Hole 7 - New cement tee complete.
12. Locks - 90 new locks purchased and installed on the course.
13. Number plate stickers on all 27 holes with BCDGA. website info and larger easier to read black numbers on an orange background
14. Flag holders mounted to the number plates of each basket to allow tournament flags to be easily installed and removed
15. 4 BCDGA Plexiglass signs. installed on the walls of hole #3, #8, #11 and on the sign in the plantation parking lot
16. Bag hangers on holes: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12L, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, & 20
17. Practice basket added in the plantation parking lot
18. Hole 1 - Built an Erosion Wall
19. Hole 2 - Cement New Teepad
20. Hole 2 - Erosion control on fairway
21. Hole 3C - Build Elevated Basket Wall
22. Path to next tee (#3C to #4C).
23. Log piles on #4 fairway.
24. Hole 5 - Clear Tree Fall
25. New Elevated Tee on #5
26. Hole 5 and 6 - Combined to make 1 hole
27. Hole 6 - Built Erosion Wall
28. Hole 6 - Cement Teepad
29. Hole 7 - Extended Cement Teepad
30. Hole 8A - Design and Build Sleeve Holder
31. Hole 8A - Built Elevated Basket Platform
32. Hole 9 - New hole added
33. Hole 9 - Cement Teepad
34. Hole 9 - Log pile added to fairway
35. Hole 10 - New hole added
36. Hole 10 - Built Erosion Wall
37. Hole 10C2 - New pin position
38. Hole 10 - Steps added to fairway
39. Hole 11B - Built Sleeve Holder
40. Hole 11B - Elevated pin
41. Hole 11 - Log piles added
42. Hole 11C - Rock wall and sand traps added
43. Hole 11C - Built Sleeve Holder
44. Hole 11C - Built Elevated Basket Wall
45. Hole 11C - Elevated pin
46. Hole 13 - Cleared Fallen Tree
47. Hole 13 and 14 - Combined to make 1 hole
48. Hole 14 - Built Erosion Wall
49. Hole 14 - Cement Teepad
50. Hole 16 - Cement Teepad
51. Hole 16 - New C pin location installed and seeded with grass
52. Hole 16 to 17 - Bridge added
53. Hole 17 - Tree groomed to remove excess vines.
54. Hole 18 - Extended Cement Teepad
55. Hole 19 - Log piles and erosion control on fairway
56. Hole 19 - Elevated Tee
57. Hole 22 - Cement Teepad
58. Hole 22 - Built Erosion Wall
59. Hole 23 - Built Erosion Wall
60. Hole 23 - Elevated Teepad
61. Hole 24 - Cement Teepad
62. Hole 25 - Cement Teepad
63. Hole 26 - Tree groomed to remove excess vines.

Dear Disc Golf Enthusiast,

     For a course like Tyler the work needed is never done, and there are always small and big things that need to be accomplished. Sometime it is as simple as going around the course and cleaning up, other times it is a huge undertaking like building a 36 foot long bridge. Currently we have a great core group of people who on a fairly regular basis help out and make Tyler what it is, one AWESOME course, but we are getting to the point were we could use a few good 'extra hands'. So if you would like to help out and volunteer please contact Rex Hay () who will be more than willing to make sure your name is on a list for 'Grounds Keeper Willy' so when that next project comes up, we can call you.

      The other aspect of our plea is, while the Park has been more than generous in their support of the club and their supply of materials, it is inevitable that there are expenses outside their ability to help, such as the need to purchase 90 brand new locks to secure the baskets. Again, we have a great core of people who help out with cash donations, but those monies are tight and we know there a lot of people out there that enjoy the course, and remember, they enjoy it at no cost. How about donating a few dollars to help us keep Tyler one of the PREMIER courses in North America? Think of it this way, some people spend $40 - $100 to go and play that other form of golf, and that's only one round, why not spend $5, $10, or even $100 and enjoy playing all year long, as many rounds as you can possible. Every dollar that is donated will go into a fund just for course work none will be diverted to events or payouts.

Sincerely,
BCDGA Cabinet

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