Flying Pig Fundraiser tomorrow 7/26 at Cincinnati State

Where: Cincinnati State, Surge Disc Golf Course

When: Sunday, 7/26/09

What time: 10 AM

Cost: $15 ($5 to the 2009 Flying Pig Open)

Brad Anderson will be having another fundraiser for the Flying Pig Open... We will play three rounds of 9 holes...1st round - Seeds everyone for second round. 2nd round - $4 of each person on card's entry fee goes to payout. 3rd round - $6 of each person on card's entry fee goes to payout. Example:1st round, 4 people on card... Best score on card wins $12, second best score wins $42nd round, 4 people on card... Best score on card wins $18, second best score wins $6. Each round everyone is re-seeded based on total strokes for the day. Everyone gets a chance to win some $$. Also, everyone will be entered in a drawing to win a 2008 Flying Pig Open Full Color Buzzz.

Thanks to Brad for what he's doing with the Pig. Always a great tournament - scheduled for Oct. 17-18, 2009 this year. More info to come.

Course Description: Nice combination of righty/lefty holes and some of the holes will be really nice looking (the course plays through the front of campus which is beautiful most seasons of the year.) There�s a nice amount of elevation change, up and down. The buildings are open most of the time, even on the weekends, so there will be access to restrooms and vending machines. The first hole�s tee is located in the parking lot just up the hill from the main entrance. On weekends the gates are up and parking will be great. On school days parking is available along Central Parkway (if you're lucky enough) and for $2 in the college's parking garages. Some of the holes use existing parking lots; sidewalks etc. for tee pads, the rest will be grass/dirt temporarily. Signage should be up by spring, tee pads and benches some time next summer. The course map will also display the major trees on the course along with their genus and species, so you'll get a little course in dendrology when you play the course. The course has little to no brushy/weedy areas, so there won't be much chance of losing discs. Should be a nice lunch course, a good place for students to play and pick up the game, a good place for some practice rounds in our Intro to Disc Golf course, and a good course to compliment Burnett Woods for someone looking to get a couple of short rounds in at different locations