2025 Annual Review

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Here are some highlights of club activities during 2025:

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• Harbin Park DGC: Years of discussions resulted in redesign and expansion of the course with 36 new concrete tees, new Mach 7 baskets, and 3 basket sleeves per hole. Club members participated in several honey suckle clearing volunteer efforts.

• Miami Whitewater DGC: Performed reviews of contracted course redesign, made recommendations, and walked through the Miami Whitewater DGC with Great Parks, which resulted in complete course redesign and expansion from 9 holes to 18 holes, 2 baskets per hole, and new signage.

• Fairfield Church of Nazarene DGC - Provided course design assistance and several club members assisted with fairway clearing efforts.

• Gave disc golf instructional class for UC's senior recreational outreach group, OLLI, at Woodland Mound DGC.

• Johnson Hills DGC: Club member (John Schengber) built and installed a walnut plank bench by hole #1.

• Williamsburg DGC: Coordinated with local course volunteer group to obtain a $5000 grant from Clermont County Visitors Bureau for improvements. Also donated tee framing lumber for future tee pad construction.

• Dunham DGC: Purchased $640 of lumber for Cincinnati Recreation Commission to use for tee pad framing which led to 18 new concrete tee pads, replacing the old turf pads.

• Winton Woods DGC: Great Parks opened the newly expanded and redesigned by the GCDGA 18 hole course - after allowing grass to grow over winter and early spring.

• LWS Idlewild Open: Club member volunteers set up, staffed, and tore down the GCDGA's food booth - raising approximately $3000 while also serving event volunteers.

• Osage Grove DGC: Club course ambassador coordinated with Clermont County Parks on the course's maintenance needs, assisting new bridges and steps.

• Coordinated transfer of old bridge decking from South Fork DGC to Lincoln Ridge DGC for projects.

• Lincoln Ridge DGC: Donated over $2000 of concrete and new ground anchor sleeves and many club member volunteers hours to install them so each hole has 2 placements. GCDGA members have cleared acres of honey suckle on course and assisted with projects throughout year.

• Provide free member-only tournament at Idlewild in December

• Members only tournament using temp course on Devou Golf Course

• GCDGA at Mt. Airy Park Trailfest

• GCDGA run disc golf event at NKY Senior Games

• Devou Park DGC:  Maintenance of tee pads and trails.  Meetings with Park Board for needed steps and retaining walls

• Mt. Airy DGC: Continued maintenance of holes A and B

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​None of this is possible without YOU -- your volunteer time, and your membership in the GCDGA. And for that we thank you.​

 

There are members that consistently contribute and support club activities every year, but not nearly enough.

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Club officers and a few dedicated members can spend 100’s of hours each year per person on club meetings, running tournaments, fundraising activities, course work, park department outreach, course design, and administrative work.

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We NEED more members to be involved to sustainably maintain this level of activity. Please consider volunteering!

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Here is a brief list of things that the club needs in 2026:

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1. Course Ambassadors

2. Social Media Director

3. Sponsorship Manager

4. TD's to help run GCDGA tournaments

5. Youth League leader

6. SKilled local players to help run beginner clinics

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Please consider taking on a role in the GCDGA.  Exciting things will happen when more members get involved.

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Club meetings are at 7PM on the first Monday of the month at O’Bryons Pub in O’Bryonville.

 

Let us know how you can get involved!

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