With the National Disc Golf Championships for college and the Glass Blown Open A-Tier events going on this weekend, it was a good week for news in the mainstream media.

From television to print media, disc golf was in the news — and that’s a good thing!

There were some overall good reads this week, so check out the weekly wrap below and get your fill of disc golf stories and news!

April 15

• Disc Course Fixed for Reopen (Duluth, Minn.)
• Steady play leads Colorado State’s Jarrod Doan to disc golf title (Augusta, Ga.)
• State disc golf season starts in Billings (Billings, Mt.)

April 14

• Killer B Disc Golf temporarily relocates to site of National Disc Golf Championships (Augusta, Ga.)
• Colorado State leads disc golf event by nine (Augusta, Ga.)
• Parks and Rec OKs local disc golf club (Mount Vernon, Ill.)
• Dynamic Discs has grown from hobby (Emporia, Ks.)
• Disc golfers try out proposed course at Alton Baker Park (Eugene, Ore.)
• Jags disc golf chasing another national title (Augusta, Ga.)

April 13

• Soaring: Disc Golf Grows in Popularity (Southern Pines, NC)
• Former champion Augusta State is tied for second in disc golf (Augusta, Ga.)
• Column:Friendly frolfing; rules to throw, and roll, by (Charleston, Ill.)
• Glass Blown open will have Dynamic impact (Emporia, KS)

April 12

• Parity has arrived in college disc golf (Augusta, Ga.)
• Council OKs new disc golf course (Albert Lea, Minn.)
• Lebanon student attains Eagle rank (Lebanon, Ohio)

April 11

• Tosa home to county’s first wheelchair-accessible disc golf course (Wauwatosa, Calif.)
• New Grand Forks disc golf course moves ahead (Grand Forks, ND)

April 10

• 91 disc golfers compete here (Pontiac, Ill.)
• Police: Disc golf game leads to assault, child endangerment charges (North Liberty, Iowa)
• Cape County disc golf course opening in a few weeks (Southeast Missourian)
• Drug coalition to help disc golf course fundraising (Ottawa, Ill.)

April 9

• Golf anyone? (Winsted, Conn.)

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