Join Forces with the Disc Golf Community to Shape the Future of the Sport

This weekend, you have the chance to make a real difference in the world of disc golf. On Saturday, September 20th, players from all over will be coming together for the Throw For More campaign, an initiative aimed at bringing disc golf to communities that don't have access to the sport. The Paul McBeth Foundation, UDisc, and their partners are working tirelessly to bring new courses online and expand the reach of disc golf globally.

So far, nearly 700 players have raised over $20,000 for this cause, with projects already underway in Ukraine, Rwanda, and other parts of the world. In October, site visits will take place to lay the groundwork for future projects, including a major summit in Africa scheduled for November. This event will bring together leaders from across the continent to chart the future of disc golf in Africa.

But this is more than just a fundraising campaign – it's an opportunity for the entire disc golf community to come together and make history. UDisc is donating 10 cents per round recorded on their app, with hopes of breaking the current single-day record of nearly 125,000 rounds. The goal is to play over 200,000 rounds on September 20th, a feat that would require every player to do their part.

So what can you do? First and foremost, grab your friends and head to your favorite course on Saturday. Play as many rounds as you can, log each one in the UDisc app, and help raise money for this incredible cause. You can also sign up to be a fundraiser at www.throwformore.com, rally your club or tournament director to join in, and encourage your friends and family to pledge a small amount for every hole you play.

Participation is free and open to players of all skill levels, with prizes awarded to top individual fundraisers, clubs, and tournament directors. Every participant will also be entered into a raffle for exclusive items, making it a fun way to give back to the sport.

Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this is your chance to make a real difference in the world of disc golf. So mark your calendars for September 20th and get ready to join forces with the disc golf community to shape the future of the sport.

This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/news/call-every-disc-golfer