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Throw To Know
This is the site for our main club event.
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Mid-Atlantic Disc Club
The Mid-Atlantic Disc Club is the regional club for PA, NJ and DE.
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Exton Beverage
Exton Beverage can supply all your beverage needs, from beer and soda to cigars and more! Exton Beverage is a proud sponsor of the Throw To Know and the Kennett Open. Make sure if you're looking for that fine brew you put Exton Beverage on your shopping list.
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Delaware Disc Golfers
Delaware Disc Golfers are the definitive disc golf club of Delaware. Steve Winchester and Rich Hughes worked directly with "Steady" Ed Hendrick to install most of the original courses in Delaware and developed the events that run within the state. New courses like Beaver Branch and Trap Pond State Park are the result of both private and local help with involvement of the DDG. They are considered a sister club of the Square Discs in that they have provided support and encouragement in our stewardship of the Kennett Square Disc Golf Course, which they originally installed around 1996.
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Friends of Sedgley Woods
The grand daddy of all East Coast Clubs and Courses the Friends of Sedgley Woods is one of the oldest and well organized clubs. They have a very active tags and monthly disc golf tournament schedule and there course is starting to see dramatic improvements in design. If you are into the history of disc golf you should definitely stop by this site and course. They have so many great disc golf ambassadors it is tough to name just a few but I will anyway: Topher Oxnam, Paul Fein, John Duesler, Pete Wade, Clive, Lisa, Eric Mann and to be fair about 30 or more others. Don't miss this great disc golf resource.
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Anson B Nixon Park
Our club's host park and one we enjoy a great relationship with; the Squares are stewards of the Disc Golf Area, cleaning, giving footholds to indiginous plants and beautifying this tremendous resource. This natural setting includes two ponds, meandering streams, woodlands including a beech grove with specimens dating back over 250 years, and three miles of walking trails.
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