Disc Golf History “Disc Golf” as it is known today began with “Steady” Ed Headrick, the father of disc golf and modern day disc sports and the driving force responsible for the modern era of Frisbee sports. Ed founded the International Frisbee Association, established the Junior Frisbee Championship, established and organized the World Frisbee Championship and went on to create…read more →
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Throws & Strategy of Tournament Play by “Steady” Ed Headrick was written in the late 1970 early 1980′s and was the first book about how to play disc golf.Ed Headrick was running the Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA) out of the DGA offices in Lakeport California. An excerpt from the book “Throws & Strategy of tournament Play” Titled “Putting” was included…read more →
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