DISC GOLF TOURNAMENT


This inaugural tournament will be a great way to break in the new disc golf course located in Linda K. Fischer Park. This one day tournament will be played in twosomes, and will be ‘best shot’. There are two divisions in this non-PDGA sanctioned event. The tournament will play 3 rounds of 9 holes. Trophies and prizes will be awarded to the top two team finishers in the amateur division. Cash prizes will be awarded to the top two finishers in the pro division. Fees are per team.


Registration and check-in start at 8:00AM, players meeting at 8:45AM, and shotgun start at 9:00AM. Call Trevor with questions at 847. 960. 7469.


Location


Code/Sec 2070/10


2070/11 Linda K. Fischer Park


Miller and Grafton Farm Roads Age Day Date(s) 10 +


Time 10 +


Sa 10/13 Sa 10/13


9:00AM - 2:00PM 9:00AM - 2:00PM


Min 4


Max 18 Res/NR


$20/Ams $25/Pros


The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the Disc Golf Course was held Tuesday, June 12, 2012.


Funding provided by Rotary Club of Lake in the Hills


LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPLORERS The Explorer Program, chartered by the Lake in the Hills Police Department through the Boy Scouts of America (BSA), is open to both boys and girls.


Its purpose is to expose its members to the Law Enforcement profession not only by instruction but also with actual experience in areas such as leadership, patrol ride-a-longs, traffic control, crowd control and security. Members also attend annual training conferences and competitions.


The program is very structured with strict rules and guidelines. Members wear a police uniform bearing the department patch as well as an Explorer Patch. The program runs all year long, meeting every Thursday evening from 7:00 – 9:00PM.


Members are eligible for the program from age 14 until their 21st birthday.


For more information contact Officer Albanese at 847. 658. 5676.


LOCATION: Safety Education Center 1109 Crystal Lake Road Every Thursday 7:00PM – 9:00PM


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