Brengle Terrace Construction to Begin!
March 5, 2012
The San Diego Aces are finally ready to begin construction of the 18-hole disc golf course at Brengle Terrace Park in Vista. All of the legal steps have been taken to allow the club to get to work with an army of volunteers manning shovels, rakes, saws and clippers. The course will be built entirely by volunteers, who will be installing the 18 Innova Discatchers that the club purchased from Emerald Isle Golf Course when they ceased disc golf operations. Aces Treasurer John Heaton has been appointed to oversee the volunteer effort. John recently sent out an e-mail to all current members asking for volunteers. Contact him at John@whirldsports.com:
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I have 2 post hole diggers and an O’o bar (digging bar). I can be there on Saturday (3/10) what time?
For specific information on this week’s work parties, contact John Heaton @ John@whirldsports.com. We’re going to add the work parties to the calendar (over there to the right) and if given start times, they will be added.
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Oops!! Thanks!!!
no i was talking about the volunteering yourself and/or your equipment line but seriously im stoked to have a new course in dago
im probably down to help but does that last statement mean its going to be another pay to play?
There are no plans for this course to be pay-to-play. The concensus of the Aces Board was that this course should be free to play.
If you’re referring to the word “contribution”, I think that includes labor and use of equipment.
I think mike was referring to the part that says volunteers will be able to play one of the best 18 hole courses in CA for free. Which course is that?
John was referring to the Brengle Terrace course.