On the official work day, Sunday, providing the weather cooperates, we may rent a chipper for #16,#17. So disregard the "move dead wood away" from the list of things to do on #16,17. Can anyone recommend a good tool rental place? Brad in Loveland will probably be picking it up.

"Can anyone recommend a good tool rental place?"

I've heard tell that Nick Engle knows a good place to get tools. Don't know if they have a wood chipper or not though.

Steve Flint gave me a call, and it looks like we may be able to borrow one from Turtlecreek Township for $0. If that doesn't work out, then Nick's equipment/cost looks the best by far. Thanks Nick.

Father's Day treat!! My daughter is actually going to be w/ her mom in Chitown. I'll be more than likely there Sunday. Will anybody else? We do know that's Dad Day?!

I took the 45 min drive up north to check out some new course (turtle creek, monroe, and gulley). All courses were great addiitions to the greater cincy disc golf world. I was at Gulley for a couple hours playin and takin some video. I was the only person there the whole time. You all need to get out and check it out. Be warned though.... watch out for the underbrush it will eat up your discs and legs. Oh and it helps to find discs if you take someone with you unlike me....

Remember always try to take a deuce!!!!!!!
J-son Kerl

I'll get there that early, I might go over there friday afternoon-evening to get some of brush piles together & scope out the course. Thanks again.

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Yeah, we didn't know what to do w/ the removed brush. It's in a pile in the corner of 4 fairway. Be out Friday to do some mowing and work on fence removal. Can move brush, where to? Where should fence scraps go? If anything I'll be out Sunday morn, we'll get her done then.

I'll be out there early also, hopefully by 8:30. Will be working on the honeysuckle on the right side of hole 9, I have a tool to cut it down, but I'm also trying to get a machete of some kind.

How in the world do you move a sign w/o a post hole digger? My ghetto kids would thrash a sign that easy to move. YES I have a post hole digger, it may need sharpened, and as hard as the ground is out there, we'll need water I assume. Atleast it would be ALOT easier to dig in mud instead of rockhard earth.

I've noticed some brush piles "out of play" is that where we should throw brush? Can we chip it Sunday? See y'all then.

Went out and played gulley; I really liked it. The gaps on several holes encourage you to be consistent with your shot (like 9's slight turnover gap.) Still a little rough around the edges (Bring on the cement teepads!) and losing a disc can be a nightmare (thorns here, there, and everywhere.) All in all the course's well-planned design heavily outweighs the fact that it's still a very new course. I imagine that by this time next year the course will have all of the amazing amenities to match this course's potential. I can't wait to use the Gulley Open next week as an excuse to go up and play the course again.

P.S. My forgiveness to the farmer whose plants are O.B. over the fence.

I also want to thank the people that worked on the course on other days. CCS did a great Job on hole #6. Others did a good job as well all over the course. Are you playing this weekend Chris?

I guess I'm 'Chads buddy'.

Matthew, I've played the Gulley the last 3 weekends. To say the least, the course has evolved over that time span. The work you guys did on 16 and 17 is really starting to look good. The raised basket on 12 is a nice touch. The removal of some old fencing and a ton of briars was greatly needed. The only thing I can really complain about is the tractor tire ruts in #2 tee box..but I should have just asked for a shovel and rake Sunday and cleaned it up mayself....thus I can't complain because I had the opportunity to do something about it and just forgot about it. I was saddened that I was cutting the honeysuckles and thick vines out of the right side of #4 basket. Now my only strength of having a nice forehand shot parked under the basket is negated by everyone throwing a putter into the tree line and putting for deuce....O well...I guess that's better than having people swallowed alive by the inhospitable jungle that was there.

Has the PDGA reviewed their ruling on me not being allowed to carry a machete during sanctioned play? :)

Not sure how much you guys opened up #4, but if the basket was moved 5 or 10 feet out on the other side, the anhyzer (or hyzer) would be re-created....

Maybe I shouldn't say anything, I did ace that hole :smile