Golf Island Disc Park
The 2015 BC Provincials Tournament
Saturday and Sunday, September 19 -20 the BC Provincials tournament was held on Pender Island at both the Golf Island Disc Park and the Pender Island Golf & Country Club.
Although the weather was less than stellar (the Pender norm) some stellar scores were posted.
Photos of the Pender Disc Golf Club playing (and working)
Winter 2011
Matt drives on #10
Bruce’s bag has mucho mojo
Putting out on #11 in the snow
Karen teeing off on #12
Jay putting out on #12
Jay shooting around trees on #14
Brent ready to shoot
Disc Heading for the Basket
Mike’s famous ‘Big O’ face while driving
Dylan driving
Danica doing an overhand hammer throw
Steve driving on #14
Nathan driving on #1
Bruce getting down to putt on #6
Peter focussing
Spring/Summer 2010
Alex Fraser drives on #19
What we like to see: the disc going in, and staying in, the chain basket
Crowd of local discers putting out on #13
Ginny Murray driving on #13
Brent Putnam driving on #17
Kyle Munro driving on #12
Scott Fennel putting on #12
Tony Orlaw, one of the ‘Old Farts’ crew, driving on #14
Chuck Harris , our oldest local player (age 80 in 2010), putting on #1
Random Images
Alex tees off on #13 and threads his disc past the many trees.
Rod hammers one on #6.
Pete fires a long drive on #2.
Keith takes the right hand alley on #18.
Putting during Sunday ‘Church’ on #5.
Peter driving with his unique forehand on #14.
It doesn’t snow on Pender Island very often but even when it does dedicated disc golfers continue to play.
The rocks on the Golf Islands Disc Park course sometimes grab your disc.
The gang keeps an eye on a drive on #10. The dogs share a bit of Pender gossip.
A disc hits the pin on #9.
Jim makes his putt on #3.
One of the many work parties that helps make the Golf Islands Disc Park the most beautiful course in the world.
Alex’s scrapbook
The Pender Disc Golf Archives contain some unique photos of times gone by. Contained in our venerable scrapbook these images remind us of our dim past: the glory, the fun and how some of us once had hair!
In the Beginning
Poster for the 1985 Frisbee Tournament
85-tourney-poster
1990 financial report
1990-Tournament-report
1990 financial report 2
Alex’s original logo
A Men
Amateur and Kids Results
Apr 11/12-87
April Pender Post
Barbs Blurb
discers
Discers 2
disc varieties
fans
fans 2
fans 3
Final Results
first major tourney
founding members
Frisbee By the Masters book
Frissbee Disc Park
GI Driftwood article 1985
GI Driftwood Apr
Glow Golf 1996
Hole 1
Hole 2
Hole 3
Hole 4
Hole 5
Hole 6
Hole 7
Hole 8
Hole 9
Hole 10
Hole 11
Hole 12
Hole 13
Hole 14
Hole 14 cont’d
Hole 15
Hole 15 cont’d
Hole 16
Hole17
Hole18 HELL
Hot Shot
note from a fan
Nov 85 Pender Post
original basket
pebbles
Pender Classic 2015
Pender Classic 1995
Pender Classic 2000
Pender Classic 2003
Pender Classic 2006
Pender Classic 2007
Pender Classic 2008
Pender Classic 2010
Pender Classic 2011
Pender Classic 2013
Pender Classic 2014
Pender Classic 2016
Pender Classic 2017
Pender Classic 2018
Pender Classic 2019
Pender Post March
PI Golf Classic 1992
Provincial championship 85
Results
Summer 85 Newsletter
Tee4
the Rock
the magazine Oct 85
the odd letter
Tournament Apr 11-12-87
tourneyposter 1999
Women
2008 Pender Classic video
2008 Pender Classic photos
Steve, Alex, Mike and ?
Bobbo, Viking disc warrior.
Fritz gets up-close, and personal, with Steve.
Players waiting to tee-off in the Pender Classic.
Greg, Pete and Rick contemplate their past sins and future glories.
Even dogs love the game, although carrying the disc to the basket in your mouth is not generally accepted as fair play.
A typical group waiting to tee-off on #9.
Jen and Doug on a sunny day at the course.
Jen and Liz confer on the finer points of how players mark their scorecards.
Jim looks to the future, and sees fame and glory.
Nels tees-off.
Anybody see where that went?
Stylin’: Dan and Frank wonder if they should just stay on Pender.
Happy boyz!
“So I’ll sell you the folding chair for… c’mon guys it’s cheap! “
Poster for the 1985 Frisbee Tournament
2005 Pender Classic Golf Tourney
The annual Pender Classic Disc Golf Tournament not only brings out the local disc golfers but also many folks from around the province. On a beautiful, sunny weekend late in May of 2005 139 discers played 54 holes of tournament play plus 18 holes of “Doubles” on the Saturday afternoon. To see the tournament results click here to view the Tournaments page.
Lots of putting practice before and during the tournament.
A group tees off on #2 at the Pender Classic.
Eric Vanderwekken, winner of Advanced Men’s division, tees off on #2.
Doug Keating , one of the founding members of the Pender Island disc park, lines up a shot on #27.
Rick Ashbee lets fly with a forehand flick on #14.
Vito has a little break by the tee-off on #10.
Pete Fennell, one of Pender’s own, receives his prize from Alex Fraser.
Scott Fennell, son of Pete, winner of the Amateur Men’s.
Mike Graf receives the ‘Smooth Move’ aware. Enough said.
Jen Larson, one of Pender’s best, 2nd place in Pro Women.
Jim Willey steps up to receive his prize in the Grand Masters division.
Glen Whitlock winner of the Pro Men’s at the Pender Classic.
2005 Pender Duck Golf Tourney
At the club house checking out the scores.
An indication of the weather.
Putting out on #4.
Jim tees off on #12.
Michelle, aka mouse, tees off on #13.
Putting out on #12.
Ted Hickford of Salt Spring Island putting out on #11.
Putting out on #2.
Putting out on #2.
Closest to Pin competition on #11 (disc just to right of basket).
