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back. No. 7 is a 566 ft., par
5, straight shot from
Oregon
the do-it-yourself athlete
‘Golfers’ take sport seriously
"They call themselves Frisbee-golfers - ha!
You can’t fool an old fool like me They aren't
golfers these were the dreaded Frissbee-as
sassins (C.F., ODE, 4:27:82)
Just who are these “Frisbee-assassins" that
have been marauding the campus grounds, and
what are they doing?
How the sport came to be on campus is
disputed, but the most likely story is that trans
planted enthusiasts from the East Coast or
Southern California began a primitive course on
campus using landmarks as “holes
Unknown yet enterprising players have since
painted yellow guide stripes on the lamp posts
around campus, and the “holes have become
generally accepted
Contrary to what seems to be a popular
notion, the object is to hit the posts - not pedes
trians - below the yellow stripe and above the
lower ring
Aspects of frisbee golf parallel those of con
ventional golf Mild exercise, sightseeing and
competition are offered along with the usual
frustrations of getting a bad lie, hitting a tree and
missing a putt.
An array of frisbees have been marketed, and
are as various as a set of golf clubs Many fervent
players travel the course wifh a pack full of
different discs, each for a different purpose
Generally, the heavier the disc, the easier it is
to control. But those who are less committed to
the sport usually find a 165 gram disc works best
for most conditions.
Frisbee golf rules, two and one-half pages of
them, can be picked up at the Recreation and
Intramural office in 103 Gerlinger along with a
map of all 18-holes The course is a 2,149 yard,
65-par jaunt through campus
The course begins on the hill of the grassy
area between the EMU and Carson Hall, and the
first hole is played to the ’lamppost of the south
east entrance of the EMU The course meanders
south to the area across the street from Leighton
Pool, west towards Susan Campbell and then
turns north in line past Chapman Hall all the way
to the Law School From there the course goes
around the back of Villard and turns south from
there clear down to Hendricks Hall The ninth hole
tee is on the mound by the southeast entrance of
the EMU, while the hole is on the other side of
Carson Hall by the bicycle racks, a five-par hole
The back nine basically retraces the first nine
holes in reverse order, with some variations
Probably the most popular 'hole'’ is the
96-yard, 3-par, 17th Players ' tee-off' on the
mound on the southwest corner of the EMU and
fire their discs over the parking lot With some
luck, the disc lands on the south side of the
hedges that line the lot The trick is to clear the
cars and the hedge in one shot to line up in
position for a two-putt to the post.
The next RIM sponsored tournaments will be
May 18, with deadline for entry by 5 p.m on May
17 The’tournaments will incorporate teams of two
with a selection of nine and 18 hole tournaments,
and novice or advanced skill levels
Jobs and Livability — A Winning Combination
Dan Goldrich
Professor of political science
'71s a member of VLN and the university com
munity, I support candidates who are com
mitted to community control and strong neigh
borhoods. "
Voters for Livable Neighborhoods encour
age you to support the following candidates
in the May 18 primary election:
Emily Schue
Susan Sowards
Ron Spidell
John Ball
Kathy Cing
Jack Craig
Eugene City Council,
Ward 1
Eugene City Council,
Ward 4
Eugene City Council,
Ward 5
Eugene City Council,
Ward 6
EWEB, Wards 5 and 6
EWEB, at-large
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Carol Claui, Treaauret