Welcome
Welcome to the Stumptown Disc Golf Web Site. Home of the Beaver State Fling, Rose City Open, the Oregon Disc Golf Championships, and the Winter Slosh Series.
Stumptown Disc Golf is dedicated to promoting disc golf in the Portland Metro area. Thanks to our membership we are building new courses, educating the public about our sport, teaching clinics for youth and adults on the skills of the game and sponsored numerous tournaments. Membership fees are used to promote our sport and stay in the Portland metro area.
Join today and you can have a say in the future of disc golf in Portland and beyond! Links for memberships after the break...
Work Party August 1st at L.L. Stub Stewart State Park
Stumptown's August work party will be held at L.L. Stub Stewart state park and will allow the front nine holes to be prepped to a playable condition. Stumptown will provide lunch for anyone that volunteers at the park. The work party will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Immediately following the work party organizers will place the baskets in the front 9 anchors and allow workers to play the course for the first time ever.
Oregon Disc Golf Championship
Divisions:
- MPO - Open Men: $75
- FPO - Open Women: $75
- MA1 - Advanced Men: $60
- FW1 – Advanced Women: $60
North Coast Disc Golf Course
Stumptown Disc Golf sent Steve Carson and Ryan Gwillim to Astoria July 24-25 to help build the North Coasts first disc golf course. The North Coast Disc Golf course is the outcome of the Ford Institute's Leadership program and the participants that chose to build a disc golf course. The team selected the Clatsop County Fairgrounds and obtained permission to build the course at that location, just a few minutes from downtown Astoria.
Rose City Open Round Up
The Rose City Open 2010 was a huge success thanks to the hard work of the Tournament Director, Jeff Hagerty and numerous volunteers. The tournament included a family fun center sponsored by Next Adventure and coordinated by Family Works, a St. Johns non-profit organization. The fun center included a rock climbing wall, bounce house joust challenge, booths from friends of Pier Park and Family works and concluded with the K-9 Kings dog show.
Chick Flick Tee Sign Sponsorship
Show your support of the 2010 Chick Flick by purchasing a tee sign. After purchasing your sponsorship upload your 8 1/2" high by 11" wide artwork or text for the sign using our online webform.
This year's Chick Flick could be the largest women's event in the nation. Be sure to get your place in history and help support this great event!
June Meeting Postponed
We are moving the June Stumptown Member Meeting to June 15th (7:30 p.m.) at Next Adventure. Come for a final report on the 2010 Beaver State Fling, information on the upcoming Rose City Open, news about new courses, clinics and much much more.
2010 Chick Flick
Divisions:
Open $55 (cash & trophy)
Advanced $45 (NA script & trophy)
Advanced Master $45 (NA script & trophy)
Advanced Grand Master $25 (trophy only)
Intermediate $35 (NA script & trophy)
Rec $25 (trophy only)
Junior $25 (trophy only)
Player registration includes players pack which includes ladies T-shirt, 2 disc, mini + more, lunch Saturday & Sunday, camping Friday & Saturday, day use fee for golf courses Saturday & Sunday. Clinics & causual round on Saturday, two PDGA sactioned rounds on Sunday.
February Newsletter
2010 has started off with a bang. The Stumptown Slosh Series sold out the first two events and the third event is filling quickly. We added 20 members in January and are getting VERY close to issuing member number 300. Not bad for a club that has only been around for just under three years. We also have 88 members that have already renewed for 2010.
Horning's Winter Hoedown: Slosh #2
I can sum up the Horning's Winter Hoedown in just the one word, WET!
I started out as a first time TD, a little wet behind the ears, and emerged drenched, but wiser. The Horning's Winter Hoedown was a lot of work, but seeing the 113 players show up in the pouring rain, committed to breaking in the Meadow Ridge Course and ripping out two rounds on the Canyon Course, reminded me why Oregon disc golfers are among the toughest of breeds.
