Disc Golf in Morris

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• Disc Golf in Morris

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What is Disc Golf?

• Not golf
• Fun
• Affordable
• A game you can play with your friends

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How does one play?

• Throw discs (similar to Frisbees) to hit the
  chains and fall into the basket
• Play a course of nine holes and try to make par
• Get addicted

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Why should Morris have a course?

• Fun for both students and community members
• Adds to the attraction of a town/college
• Gets people out to our lovely park

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Why should MCSA do this?

• Something tangible
• Something fun
• A contribution
• A way to work with the community

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How can we make it happen?

• Work with the City of Morris
• Raise funds
• Enlist other kinds of support, allies

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How do we pay for it?

• Admissions office or institutional funds
• Student activities
• ORL
• RFC
• Hall governments and RHA
• The city
• Local businesses
• The Eagles, Kiwanis

• Church groups
• Hosting tournaments
• MCSA fundraising
• Community project grants
• Senior legacy project
• Professors and alumni
• Other

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Cost Equipment

• Cheap Baskets 250 each
• - Wont last as long
• - Fewer chains

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Cost Equipment

• Nice Baskets
• - Disc Golf Association Mach III
• - Guaranteed for 20 years
• - 62 lbs.
• - main pole made of galvinized pipe
• - 377.00 each
• These baskets are somewhat more expensive than
  most, however the number sign at the top of the
  basket will cut down on signage costs.

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Cost Equipment

• Signs
• Cost varies
• Not actually necessary

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The Discs

• Cost 6-20
• Getting ahold of them
• RFC could rent them out on a day-to-day basis
• Info Desk could sell discs any profit could
  be used toward maintenance of the course

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Cost Installation

• Concrete
• 102.52 per yard at Concrete of Morris
• 5 yards512.10

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Cost Installation

• Labor
• Kiwanis or Eagles
• Plant Services
• Other

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Total cost

• 9 baskets _at_ 400 ea. 3,600
• Shipping 450
• Concrete 550
• Labor donated?
• Total 4,600
• Signs 1,000 5,600